We had this as a \"double header\" show on this website a couple of years ago.

It\'s unique among the RMTs for containing (for lack of a better term) \"caveman\" references...strange how few episodes like this there were on the RMT given its thousand plus episodes.

The reason why I suggested it as a doubleheader was Rose, and how his character was used. The other part of the \"double\" was the EXCELLENT episode of the same year \"The laughing maiden\".

The reason they were paired together:

1. The main character, and narrator, was Rose.
2. At the beginning of each show he says \"I suppose you\'d...\" (Interesting though that his \"Laughing Maiden\" character was now a drifter, the polar opposite of the decorated scientist he played in \"Yesterday\'s giant\".
3. Under his narration, each episode played the same music bed...the mysterious, semi-ominous bassoon chorus joined by trilling oboes. (For you musicians out there (I\'m not one) I guess this was the RMT\'s \"double reed festival\" \"&gt;))
4. And, in each episode, Rose\'s character survived while his former best friend (in \"The laughing maiden\" the best friend was a former co-owner of a Florida keys charter boat who was obsessed to the point of death about getting Captain Kidd\'s sunken treasure from a caribbean island guarded by a mysterious \"yacht\") perished due to greed.(Wow...I \"googled\" \"The laughing maiden Norman Rose\" to try and find that actor\'s name and instead found this page)
5. I\'d forgotten it, but I loved when Rose\'s character talked about P and S and \"Raleigh\" waves during the nuclear test. Great sound effects, great narration, great music. <br><br>