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Friday the 13th/The Prisoner
| The Prisoner | |
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| Season 2, Episode 25 | |
| Airdate | June 10, 1989 |
| Written by | Jim Henshaw |
| Directed by | Armand Mastroianni |
| ← 2x24 The Shaman's Apprentice |
2x26 → Coven of Darkness |
| Friday the 13th — Season Two | |
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The Prisoner is the twenty-fifth episode of the second season of Friday the 13th, and the fifty-first episode overall.
Starring: John D. Le May (Ryan Dallion), Robey (Micki Foster)
and Chris Wiggins (Jack Marshak)
Guest Stars: Larry Joshua (Dayton Railsback), Sean McCann (Vince Ventura)
and Steven Monarque (Johnny)
with Les Carlson (Arkwright), Dwight Bacquie (Chicano), Johnie Chase (Guard #1), Kevin Rushton (Guard #2), Belinda Metz (Jane Chalfont), Victor Ertmanis (Lou Bittner), Malcolm Stewart (Hillman), Alex Karsis (Reese), Frank Adamson (Warden)
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Plot Overview
A thief takes the fall for an armed robbery, only to find a decade later that his cohorts are screwing him out of the money. When Johnny's father is killed, he's framed and sent to prison where he learns the real murderer is the thief who's been using a jacket to become invisible and sneak out to get revenge.
Notes
Manifest
- World War II flying jacket (recovered)
Arc Advancement
Happenings
Characters
Referbacks
Trivia
The Show
- The song playing during the opening credits in the prison is the same song coming from the boombox Jason Voorhees kicks in Friday the 13th Part VIII: Jason Takes Manhattan, which was released just the month after this episode aired.
