In the 1967 cult television series The Prisoner, "Checkmate" is the ninth episode of the 1967 cult classic TV series The Prisoner. It centers on Number Six's attempt to formulate an escape plan using a human chess game. The role of the elusive Number Two in this episode is played by the suave and crafty actor Peter Wyngarde

 Main character of the 1967 British cult TV series,

      The Prisoner (known only as Number Six) is a former government agent who abruptly resigns from his job and has been imprisoned in a beautiful and charming-yet-bizarre and enigmatic community -- a mysterious seaside "village" that is isolated from the mainland by mountains and the sea. Presumably wanted for the top-secret information he knows, Number Six is hunted, yet thwarts his captors at every turn. However, he's still trapped in the village by floating, glowing "rovers," mysterious, balloonlike devices that capture those who try to escape.                  

These figures celebrate the iconic 3.75 action figure of our childhood. The iconic size and sculpting style was simple while allowing our imagination to go all in on our daily adventures. With ReAction Figures, we continue the classic size while making the figures we wished we had while growing up.

The 3.75" inch figure comes with approximately 5 points of articulation, accessories, and period-authentic blister-card packaging. They're great collector's pieces for fans of the retro Kenner-style action figure. figure features 5 points of articulation and comes in a window display box.The ReAction 3 3/4-Inch Retro Action Figure is the perfect size for desk display at work or at home.