At Dr.Denholt's clinic, suicide victim Jane Brown is resuscitated using an experimental drug. Her memory gone, she cannot tell anyone why she took her own life. All anyone knows is that she was found in a seedy hotel room, crouched before a gas fire.
To remain alive, Jane must receive regular injections of the drug.
Paul Amory is entrusted with the task of looking after her. As weeks pass, her intelligence levels increase, and fragments of her memory come back. He begins to fall for her. But, in Cambridge, she panics and, fleeing from Paul, attempts to gas herself again.
There is a mystery here, one which Paul is determined to solve...
Anthony Skene penned one of the best 'Prisoner' episodes - 'A, B & C' - which funnily enough also opened with a sheet-covered body taken to a laboratory and given an experimental drug. Remove the fantasy element and this psychological drama could easily have fitted into A.B.C.'s 'The Human Jungle'.
Good central performance from Stefanie Powers as the child-like 'Jane'. Its a pity that she did not get more decent roles, instead of being mired in the quagmire of 'Hart To Hart' for years.
Also in the cast is the late Alan McNaughton, who appeared in 'The Avengers' and the Granada sitcom 'Yanks Go Home'.
Nice location shooting in Cambridge, and a pleasant soundtrack by Bob Leaper.
To remain alive, Jane must receive regular injections of the drug.
Paul Amory is entrusted with the task of looking after her. As weeks pass, her intelligence levels increase, and fragments of her memory come back. He begins to fall for her. But, in Cambridge, she panics and, fleeing from Paul, attempts to gas herself again.
There is a mystery here, one which Paul is determined to solve...
Anthony Skene penned one of the best 'Prisoner' episodes - 'A, B & C' - which funnily enough also opened with a sheet-covered body taken to a laboratory and given an experimental drug. Remove the fantasy element and this psychological drama could easily have fitted into A.B.C.'s 'The Human Jungle'.
Good central performance from Stefanie Powers as the child-like 'Jane'. Its a pity that she did not get more decent roles, instead of being mired in the quagmire of 'Hart To Hart' for years.
Also in the cast is the late Alan McNaughton, who appeared in 'The Avengers' and the Granada sitcom 'Yanks Go Home'.
Nice location shooting in Cambridge, and a pleasant soundtrack by Bob Leaper.
