When out for a stroll Number 6 observes a helicopter landing in
The Village, with it comes a new arrival, Nadia. 
She is moved into a house next door to Number 6
and he learns that she too has recently resigned from a top secret
job.
After initial mutual mistrust Number 6 takes Nadia under his wing and between then an escape is planned.
Under the guise of a sculpture for The Village's arts and crafts
exhibition, Number 6 fashions a boat and the pair escape after a sea
and air journey (thanks to a contact of Nadia's who is surprisingly
waiting for them).
The pair finally turn up in the 'Prisoner's' old London office in a large packing crate, but is everything quite as it appears?
Written by Vincent Tilsley
Produced by David Tomblin
Directed by Don Chaffey
Stars
Patrick McGoohan - Number Six
Leo McKern - Number Two
Nadia Grey - Nadia
Richard Wattis - Fotheringay
Although shown as the second episode this was actually filmed much later in the series.
There is an alternative version of this episode which was found in the U.S.A. in the 1980s. It features different opening and closing sequences and a different theme tune.
The alternative version also includes an extra sequence involving Number 6 and a 'Triquetrum', a device used for measuring where you are by the location of the stars.