A Classic '60s Sci-Fi Show Is Perfect For Fans Of Apple TV's Pluribus
Pluribus' story of an angry woman trapped in a world of smiling happy people is reminiscent of the '60s sci-fi television classic The Prisoner.
Read MorePluribus' story of an angry woman trapped in a world of smiling happy people is reminiscent of the '60s sci-fi television classic The Prisoner.
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