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(10247, '0632', 'episode', 'Juror #4', '', 'THE METEORITE is just a great episode with a terrestrial sci-fiction tilt and features some of the great but lesser known voices from the series in John Beal and Joe Silver.  The whole cast is spectacular including the alien, whose first words will scare the wits out of you.  Writer Roy Winsor is very deliberate as he carefully unravels the sincere concern and protectiveness of an average American couple for their new visitor.  Contrast these values with the cold authority and air of superiority by the agents of government and academia; making this story especially timely in our age of authoritative overreach.  Listeners will find great satisfaction in the just desserts of the proto-fascist G-men and the re-installation of the every-day citizen to his place as master through polite but resolute strength and common sense.  I give THE METEORITE 4 out of 5 stars - JUROR #4', '2016-04-20 13:19:54', 1, 'b4165c060d983050c6c4e476136927a9', '104.228.76.175'),
(10248, '0130', 'actor', 'Zeezee1', 'filmnoir50@gmail.com', 'The photo you show is not of Robert Maxwell, the actor.  Your photo is of corrupt UK  newspaper tycoon Robert Maxwell, who misappropriated pension funds, was totally dishonest, and died when he fell off his yacht - no kidding.', '2016-04-20 13:19:53', 1, '7347b3560eae046c66db3b96ec2c6ff1', '100.12.127.234'),
(10249, '0172', 'actor', 'Zeezee1', 'filmnoir50@gmail.com', 'She had a supporting role in "An American in Paris" - don''t forget that.', '2016-04-20 13:19:54', 1, '2897d77e19f074a28292f51da166b738', '100.12.127.234'),
(10251, '0966', 'episode', 'BF', 'benford03@gmail.com', 'I liked this one - it was more of a police procedural than anything else, and an interesting one at that. Seemed kind of patronizing that the female detective needed help to solve the case, though.', '2016-04-25 18:21:03', 1, 'a74c2d33a78fb9f509d4498076ca7403', '173.75.41.162'),
(10252, '0915', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. This story, written by James Agate, Jr., is what I call "Shockingly Entertaining!" An Eye-popping, hair-raising, jaw-dropping mystery tale that it ranks up with #0367-THE SUMMER PEOPLE, #0167-THE BLACK ROOM, and #1245-THE JUDGE’S HOUSE. The Title of this works, but another way to title it would be "The Art Of Murder" because that''s exactly what happened: murder committed in an artistic way. The sound effects of the airplane engine, flipping pages of the drawing pad, the TV set on, charcoal drawing, oriental music playing at the Chinese restaurant, doorbell, radio music, dialing of the rotary phone, chipping of marble gravestones, thunder from the rainstorm, and the sharpening of the chisels were useful. And the music was "dead-on" when they played tracks to build up the tension, suspense, and horror. Slowly, but effectively. For example, the music tracks being played at the 18-minute mark, the 21-minute mark, and the best part of all: the music at the 42-minute mark; hauntingly good! Now E.G. Marshall does an interesting take in his intro; for he ask CBSRMT fans into the "Land of the Uncharted & unknown and it will be worth our while." In ACT-1, after discussing the supposed situations, our Host warned us that this tale is "a strange coincidence." In ACT-2, he brings up the classic tale of "The 3 Blind Men & the Elephant" and it fits well for this CBSRMT episode because it illustrates a mixture of truths and provides insight (hence--a Second Sight). In ACT-3, E.G. Marshall talks about what he use to believe in before hosting CBSRMT. In the end, he gave us the shocking ending. In his Epilogue, he discusses certain rules we accept on Earth, such as gravity, weather, his voice speaking to us even though we are all far away and we''ll experience other facts of life & death by using a "Second Sight." Bravo on your narrations, E.G. Marshall. And bravo to our cast: Michael Tolan (as Allan Harvey & the TV News Reporter), Joan Shay (as Peggy Johnson & Mary Muerte), Robert Dryden (as Jacob Greer & Julian Muerte), and Earl Hammond (as Dr. Marvin Kingsley & Arthur Lewis). SPECIAL NOTE: Himan Brown plays the role of Charlie in this. Kudos to James Agate, Jr. for writing characters that are named "Muerte" which is Spanish for "Death." Listen to the way Earl Hammond gasp at the 28-minute mark; it will leave you "breathless." And I''d give mad props to Michael Tolan for stealing the show. I was stunned by the way he said, "We''re all failures. That is why we die" at the 42-minute 33-second mark. Dark choice of words, but they match with the character''s persona. This is another episode that I highly, highly recommend. Plus, it has the commercials of Quality Inn and Digel Antacid. This type of mystery is something you''d enjoy listening to many times over. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-04-25 18:19:41', 1, '77c26434485e789149e5a0ee01b9eb77', '128.199.33.160'),
(10253, '0135', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'What a vocal range! She could play anything from young and sexy to Matronly and old quite convincingly. A super talent!', '2016-04-25 18:19:44', 1, '8a2f12947a32487a6e1fdd15b6fc2fb2', '65.78.169.122'),
(10254, '0102', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'He was great. Always played the young guy. A convincing actor. Loved his performance in The Plastic Man.', '2016-04-24 13:07:08', 1, 'fff008fe5d828d471b708b76a0cdad82', '65.78.169.122'),
(10255, '0069', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'She usually played the girl you wanted to marry, and after listening to her a few times, you wished you had! Sweet, sexy, good sense of humor. I''ve read that she''s also a gifted painter. What a package!', '2016-04-25 18:19:45', 1, '20c123fae198bba96dbba463c659211d', '65.78.169.122'),
(10256, '0027', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'An excellent actor. Deep, rich voice. Always a commanding performance.', '2016-04-25 18:19:45', 1, 'f88736d7a45c3f49322822b9a03b3071', '65.78.169.122'),
(10257, '0025', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'Always a class act, this guy can do it all. Convincingly played roles ranging from sensitive poets to cold blooded killers! Listening to him was never boring.', '2016-04-25 18:19:46', 1, 'b0d8240347617d6496e45c466f95a044', '65.78.169.122'),
(10258, '0035', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'I don''t think she died at 39. When you go online there is nothing to substantiate that. A true vocal talent in every sense of the word, listening to her was always interesting. One of the best actors on RMT.', '2016-04-25 18:21:08', 1, '64b7026b7a765ef8a463f067898ef67e', '65.78.169.122'),
(10259, '0016', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'What a fantastic vocal talent this man was! He has the widest vocal range of any actor on RMT hands down. He could play anything from young guys to old wizards to hard boiled cops, to con men, always convincingly. The most versatile actor of them all in my opinion.', '2016-04-25 18:21:12', 1, '9d8ede02f2bc4bf21406f339747db617', '65.78.169.122'),
(10260, '0318', 'episode', 'Soho resident', '', 'I agree with Jones.  CARMILLA''S homo-erotic overtones made for an uncomfortable listen.   I''m surprised this episode made it on the air in 1975.  Those issues notwithstanding, it was a confusing story.', '2016-04-25 18:21:16', 1, 'ad89bacf0f2192649f21b089e79f6578', '104.228.76.175'),
(10261, '0150', 'actor', 'JUROR #4', '', 'Russell Horton was a ubiquitous actor in Mystery Theater and his distinct voice was very identifiable.  Though he portrayed a huge range of characters in many episodes - often performing multiple characters in a single play - he was at his best playing the competent and cerebral ''everyman.''  Among his best and most involved performances was as captain of a hijacked jetliner in ''Sierra Alpha 638.''  In that episode he also played the co-pilot of the search and rescue plane.  Cheers Mr. Horton - and THANK YOU!', '2016-04-25 18:21:20', 1, '19ed70abce53733971279167b3a25a9f', '104.228.76.175'),
(10262, '0314', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'I once spoke to Mr. Brown on the telephone. It was in ''98 during the revival. We spoke for about 5 minutes. He was very kind and told me about the other radio shows that he had produced. I told him that I thought Radio Mystery Theater was the greatest radio show and all history. He really lit up when I said that and became quite animated. You could tell he was so proud of Radio Mystery Theater. Of all the shows that he produced I think it was his baby. A truly great man.', '2016-04-25 18:21:33', 1, 'df4eed0e777e8c3547f7734f2e054874', '172.58.33.35'),
(10263, '0130', 'episode', 'S', 'stphnrchmn@gmail.com', 'The best moment in this episode is the sly reference to the "gap in the tape." It first aired the day prior to NIxon''s resignation.', '2016-04-25 08:19:36', 1, '145998ffe769d6355060a495b38dfb10', '68.58.181.224'),
(10264, '0082', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'He usually played the young guy. One of the most memorable and versatile actors on RMT.', '2016-04-25 11:28:36', 1, '56f607b43482b0942e8a3192dfce3ac9', '172.58.33.134'),
(10265, '0127', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'Come on, anyone having the misfortune of replacing E.G. is going to have an uphill battle. In fairness, she got the job when others didn''t. Why? Because she was a class act and total professional dedicated to her craft. It''s obvious to anyone listening that she''s articulate and a cut above the norm (or several). The listener was never bored when listening to her.', '2016-04-25 18:21:42', 1, '9119a402e10571e403888cbb2a4a1859', '172.58.33.134'),
(10266, '0075', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'She totally nailed both roles in my opinion. Taken to soon.', '2016-04-25 18:21:44', 1, '11befca04248a2381899a9d4fe3a69ba', '172.58.33.134'),
(10267, '0030', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'I thought she was one of the sexiest sounding actresses on the show, always a pleasure to listen to her.', '2016-04-25 18:21:52', 1, '5f957ea3bf6923f8846428914ea36341', '172.58.33.134'),
(10268, '0015', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'An excellent actor in both roles. You love to hate him!', '2016-04-25 18:21:54', 1, '16a6a1294cae1e3c6651e54b324e12dc', '172.58.33.134'),
(10269, '0125', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'Completely believable as the bored rich guy', '2016-04-25 18:21:55', 1, '8b6f06c03adcf84b52fe08451b4def23', '172.58.33.134'),
(10270, '0005', 'actor', 'Greg', 'gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'Perfect in the role of an amoral cad. Somehow loathsome and likable at the same time.', '2016-04-25 18:22:01', 1, '6f6c0009cfce9bd767bbedb4434081ef', '172.58.33.134'),
(10271, '0460', 'episode', 'Pamela', 'pamelamorriswrites@gmail.com', 'Really enjoyed this episode. Though a common concept, distraught woman returns from the dead to haunt the one she loved, the ending left you wondering what exactly was going on here. ', '2016-04-27 10:06:37', 1, '752a9027f0b4b5bcef674063d39e0661', '128.84.117.79'),
(10272, '0349', 'episode', 'Don from Minnesota', 'donaldwilkey@hotmail.com', 'Superb cast. Haunting flute sounds. Dreamy sound effects. Love the horse hooves beating loudly along with the performers'' dialogues. Fitting for the revolutionary era was the title of this episode. Lastly, twas flabbergasting to discover the Headless Hessian''s purpose of this tale.', '2016-05-01 18:54:49', 1, '021342c75ece428d0545cc6d1bf9f914', '96.2.150.46'),
(10273, '0121', 'episode', 'BF', 'Benford03@gmail.com', 'A decent episode, but wow - a lot going on here. Shady business deals, theft, a moral dilemma, the mob, a ghost, a hint of romance between the wife and her husband''s friend... Whew. If there had been a cop who fell in love with the woman he was trying to help you could''ve covered the whole CBSRMT bingo card. At least one too many genres in this one.', '2016-05-01 18:54:46', 1, 'd2318584ad5287f8a84305d369d46e02', '173.75.41.162'),
(10274, '0121', 'episode', 'BF', 'Benford03@gmail.com', 'A decent episode, but wow - a lot going on here. Shady business deals, theft, a moral dilemma, the mob, a ghost, a hint of romance between the wife and her husband''s friend... Whew. If there had been a cop who fell in love with the woman he was trying to help you could''ve covered the whole CBSRMT bingo card. At least one too many genres in this one.', '2016-05-01 18:54:43', 1, '4cc489ce08586c69e175c2cd402bbbdf', '173.75.41.162'),
(10275, '0428', 'episode', 'Phil H', 'phershman@me.com', 'Love this episode!\r\nIf you are interested in where then look up Saint Augustine, Florida 32084 and follow CR 207 southwest to Palatka, Florida on Google Maps. Dead Lake is on the outskirts of Hastings, Florida.', '2016-05-01 18:54:41', 1, '99854eac18b6eae95c306aff3f4f2bfd', '73.192.101.176'),
(10276, '1123', 'episode', 'Jon', 'Jmiller@sftc.com', 'I got about 5 minutes into this - to the part where the native girl is talking about how he married her when she was 16 and that now, 5 years later, she is too old and maybe he should now marry her 15 year old sister - and felt so ill from the blasé exposition of statutory rape that I had to stop listening. Sometimes these old radio stories are reminders of how much better it is today than it was back then.', '2016-05-01 18:54:36', 1, '7cd1d5fae4511430b6858a96364512a4', '99.46.180.200'),
(10277, '1124', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. This is, without a doubt, one of the BEST Drama-Mysteries created for CBSMRT. I’d give mad props to Sam Dann for writing this terrific story about a blind detective helping a former crook on his innocence. The Title “Second Sightâ€ works. An alternate title that could work is “Second Angleâ€ because we’re going to see someone else’s perspective to solve the case that nobody else can. Or even call it “The Nightgownâ€ (you’ll know why once you get to the 3rd Act of the story). The sound effects of the breaking glass of the French doors, rotary phone, the revolver being fired and dropped, bell chiming at 8 o’clock, footsteps, background noises at the police station, doors, and cell bars were supportive. The music had the right tunes to build up suspense in all 3 Acts. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall does a great intro about the P.O.V.; what we see isn’t received through the eye, but interpreted by the mind. In ACT-1, we jump into the story and meet the safe cracker. After the 1st Act, E.G. Marshall asks us how can our blind hero help the honest criminal. In ACT-2, our Host asks us about our hero’s plan: why a negligée & a nightgown? (This is where the story goes from good to great) In ACT-3, our Host brings up the characteristic of wisdom and learns to see things differently. In the end, after solving the case, he brings up the classic saying, “For want of a nail.â€ In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall states that Necessity is the mother of invention, we see things in a different context, and what we have learned is that our hero saw things inside the mind; which is always the deepest and truest vison of all. Great outro! And speaking of great, our cast: Fred Gwynne (as Detective Sergeant James Greenwood), Carol Teitel (as Zelda Ginestera & Mrs. Conroy), Earl Hammond (as Arthur “Fingersâ€ Dickson & Gordon Slater), and Robert Maxwell (as P.J. Ginestera & Lieutenant Ben Kates). I can’t imagine any other CBSRMT actor & actress playing their roles. These 4 nailed it! A round of applause for Carol Teitel, Earl Hammond, and Robert Maxwell. But a standing ovation to Fred Gwynne for playing one of the best characters ever created for the CBSRMT series. I liked his character so much; I wish that Sam Dann wrote more episodes about this blind detective and he gets to solve more mysteries. Detective Sergeant James Greenwood could’ve been the next SHERLOCK HOLMES (created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle), or the next EUGENE VALMONT (created by Robert Barr), or the next PROFESSOR AUGUSTUS S.F.X. VAN DUSEN (created by Jacques Futrell). Whether you’re a fan of Fred Gwynne or a fan of old time radio, I EXTREMELY recommend this episode to everyone. Also, check out #0789-SECOND SIGHT and #0915-SECOND SIGHT. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-05-01 18:54:30', 1, 'fa206b79c86bd50bf295f793b9f16912', '128.199.33.160'),
(10278, '1224', 'episode', 'Daniel', 'card67@aol.com', 'Melanie, my favorite episodes are "Nightmare''s Nest", "Carmilla", "Hickory Dickory Doom" and "The Hand".', '2016-05-03 22:47:25', 1, 'fda020bce9c73a6fdaab8e20a0eb8989', '216.239.189.130'),
(10279, '0178', 'episode', 'Tyler K', 'Tylerkim12@me.com', 'It was a really  good episode but I feel like it could have been so much more. It had a very abrupt stop at the end with just the reason of "love". I think that with another hour and if they lost the whole love bit it could have been a fantastic show. ', '2016-05-03 22:47:27', 1, '5d69013d1556d638e9bd98cc2656c9f5', '24.23.18.236'),
(10280, '0479', 'episode', 'Tom', 'red69stingray427@yahoo.com', 'Loved listening to this show way back in the 70''s.I''m really happy to be able to enjoy it now thanks to this site. I still prefer to listen to these shows under the covers in the dark.The music was from the original Twilight Zone tv shows (1959-1964). I Really love the commercials in this show. Advertising was so much more polite and gentle back then, unlike the loud, rude advertising of today. ', '2016-05-03 22:47:33', 1, 'cd3e13bb8d018a26e9b8427a5f5b3ac1', '72.70.212.224'),
(10281, '0479', 'episode', 'Rocky', 'rich@aol.com', 'Tom, the music was stock CBS music that could even be heard on Perry Mason!', '2016-05-04 08:03:19', 1, 'd8ae500c08b9a247dce121df237a17c3', '68.195.108.122'),
(10282, '0134', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Hats off to the sharer for leaving the fascinating news and commercials in the mix.  I adore hearing them!!', '2016-05-04 19:55:15', 1, '0f22056eb14a76a6132823c2f8878526', '71.90.77.156'),
(10288, '0885', 'episode', 'Jon', 'Jmiller@sftc.com', 'I liked this one!', '2016-05-08 21:37:40', 1, 'b29f46597a71ad0e8e578a0f095f5f23', '99.46.180.200'),
(10285, '0134', 'episode', 'Jason Grimm', 'Thefuturelooksgrimm@gmail.com', 'I also remember this story being done on:\r\nThe Alfred Hitchcock Hour: Season 1, Episode 6, Final Vow (25 Oct. 1962). ', '2016-05-07 09:03:26', 1, '83b692e4d357e650ceddf7e8fad624ca', '67.186.189.87'),
(10286, '1025', 'episode', 'Jason Grimm', 'Thefuturelooksgrimm@gmail.com', 'I''m suprised no reviews on this episode. I thought this was a great story.  Different then the others.  The description doesnt cover the story much.  It''s about an love scorn aristocrat and his good freind who lives in Paris and reminds me of Peter Lorrie.  The aristocrat is invited to Paris after Peter Lorrie, I mean, his freind with the raspy voice, wants to help him get over his recent troubles plagueing his mind. The aristocrat ends up finding a new love and goes back expecting to be happy ever after. But this is when the ghost part comes in and troubled waters begin. ', '2016-05-07 09:03:44', 1, '73dc2b0461c34b05f43ab87516c88beb', '67.186.189.87'),
(10287, '0211', 'episode', 'kim', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. Some Fantasy-Mysteries on this program involve the supernatural and some involve the extraterrestrial. But this one involves of mythology. Sam Dann wrote a pretty good story, however, it''s a mystery as to why the character Dionysus wasn''t around in ACT-2 or ACT-3. I mean, here we have a Greek god who shows up in a suburban town, notices a suburban housewife, talks to her about certain needs/desires, he helps her out in ACT-1, but he doesn''t make a physical appearance again later on in the story. SPECIAL NOTE: Dionysus a.k.a Bacchus was the god of wine, god of mystic ecstasy, and lover of peace. Plus, he was the son of Semele & Zeus. This story could''ve been split into 2 episodes; part 1 is to learn more about the Greek god and part 2 is how he managed to make it to the suburbs. Anyway, the Title of this is fitting, but other titles could work like "The Fruits Of Love," "Crimson Flowers," or "The Garden Of Gretchen Morrison." The music had many suspenseful tracks that worked. But in ACT-1 when our leading Lady encounters the Greek god of wine, there should''ve been music playing during that specific moment; like the peaceful & serenity music from #0508-THE GOLDEN PEOPLE instead of dead silence. The sound effects of the rotary phone, doorbell, birds chirping, doors, paper list, footsteps, breaking of the drinking glass, and body thud worked though. In our Host''s Prologue. E.G. Marshall starts his intro off with "Tales of mystery, terror, excitement, and suspense" which makes CBSRMT an unforgettable series. But also he states that a little bit of wisdom is dangerous, but a great deal of ignorance is usually fatal (powerful message). In ACT-1, he makes an interesting narration on people who strive to be different are labeled "geniuses" if they succeed, but labeled as "mad men" if they failed. In ACT-2, he questions about the Ancient days with gods, but later on discusses the marriage life (from the olden days). In ACT-3, he makes an interesting point about married couples: they share things, but don''t share each other and the couples become strangers. In the end, all what''s left in this story is an usual garden…with blood. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall discusses the differences of Dionysus & Apollo and, as I said before, it''s great to hear mythological references in a mystery series. Speaking of great, out talented cast: Mercedes McCambridge (as Gretchen Morrison), Larry Haines (as Walter Morrison), Robert Maxwell (as Dionysus & Porter), and Gilbert Mack (as Frederick Bailer & Dr. Marks). I''d give props to Gilbert Mack & Robert Maxwell on their roles. But I''d give mad props to Larry Haines & Mercedes McCambridge for stealing the show. My favorite scene from them is at the 19-minute 25-minute where he says, "Oh, my God!" and she replies, "Which one?" The way they said those lines is pretty funny. Plus, listen to Mercedes McCambridge''s voice when she''s being choked at the 36-minute 23-second mark. It sounded like she was about to use her demonic voice from her performance in THE EXORCIST film. SPECIAL NOTE: The CBSRMT webpage made a mistake: Roberta Maxwell does NOT make an appearance in this. It''s actually Robert Maxwell. If you''re a fan of Mercedes McCambridge, you got to check this one out. And check out #0825-A DRINK WITH DIONYSUS, #0744-SHE, and #0083-THE VENUS D''ILE for more mystery stories involving Gods, Goddesses, and Mythology. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2016-05-08 21:37:36', 1, '8cb18caa394ab3bfd35a57ba9e018b67', '39.54.81.175'),
(10289, '0645', 'episode', 'David Gower', 'dgower1@live.com', 'I''ve been listening to the CBS Radio Mystery Theatre since the mid 1970''s; when I would struggle to get it from a Kitchener Ontario radio station called Big Country.  And this was sometimes while sitting up against an antique radio in my parents living room.  Later, Hamilton''s CHML carried the show on Sundays.  I love it and this is one of my favorite stories.  Anything with Fred Gwynne is superb!', '2016-05-08 21:37:41', 1, '83029046cbebf846e94abe98b0517828', '142.238.176.197'),
(10290, '0010', 'episode', 'Anita', 'maiste@hotmail.com', 'This episode is truly creepy, scary, and mysterious.  It can be interpreted on many levels and that''s what I love about it. ', '2016-05-08 21:37:43', 1, 'dd1a84bfb18ddf4f78db74515dd6c059', '108.241.65.12'),
(10291, '1317', 'episode', 'JUROR #4', '', 'Even with its dated Cold War theme, SHELTER is a fantastic ‘what if’ story with strong performances and a tension-charged claustrophobic scenario that holds the listener’s attention throughout.  Within Henry Slesar’s sci-fi yarn – which has global catastrophe overtones reminiscent of Radio Theater’s dark and entertaining modernized version of Poe’s MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH (episode 201 by George Lowthar) – a wealthy media mogul invites his wife’s lover into his private fallout shelter to ride out a nuclear Armageddon.  As things get progressively worse outside, the tension within the love triangle builds until wife Petra must make a life and death decision between the two contentious alpha males.  As always, Slesar fills 45 minutes with quality dialogue and spell-binding situations, culminating with a fatal twist on par with the climax of his opus, MURDER PREFERRED.  When I think about my favorite Radio Theater episodes, more often than not Henry Slesar is the auteur – for more of Slesar’s sci-fi greatness, check out PRISONER OF THE MACHINES.  SHELTER earns 4 out of 5 stars – JUROR #4.', '2016-05-08 21:37:24', 1, '29b6877a0c7a948912298f45dacd1750', '104.228.76.175'),
(10292, '0166', 'actor', 'Jon hendry', 'Jonhendryj@aol.com', 'Great voice--great look.  Once I was at Hollywood Bowl--looking for celebrities--and he was there--perfectly front\r\nAnd center--in a box--with picnic dinner.\r\n', '2016-05-10 20:36:11', 1, 'e3f38ea318a92349f3c2c013b6c1a240', '66.87.64.115'),
(10293, '0004', 'writer', 'JUROR #4', '', 'Henry Slesar''s entries in Wikipedia and IMDB illustrate his extreme prolificity which goes back a long time and included much more than radio.  He seemed to like writing science fiction short stories and short dramas with twists such as Alfred Hitchcock Presents.<br>', '2016-05-10 20:36:33', 1, 'bfc736823ab01f58c06aba57ba2863bb', '104.228.76.175'),
(10296, '0207', 'episode', 'Chris f', 'chrisfentonhome@fastmail.fm', 'Just a general comment... Does anybody else enjoy the bigger files with commercials and maybe starting with the news? I really enjoy the back in time aspect where I''m a kid hearing these for the first time. Maybe there could be a group option (beyond the current chronological) of large files... 12m and above to target listeners like me. Even if not thanks for a good sure and everybody donate like me if you can.', '2016-05-12 13:58:21', 1, '9a35650f2d7741fc13800f771d6ca29e', '172.58.120.152'),
(10294, '0211', 'episode', 'John', '', 'What a great story!', '2016-05-10 00:28:41', 1, '6a4020bf22dd51b8e3865e828716e5db', '175.107.0.226'),
(10295, '0211', 'episode', 'John', '', 'What a great story!', '2016-05-10 20:36:12', 1, '118f489289e84b530fc77e5fc7779bcf', '175.107.0.226'),
(10298, '0207', 'episode', 'MarshaK', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Chris, I definitely enjoy the episodes that include news and all the commercials!!!!!!  It makes me very sad when the episodes have been sliced and diced.  ', '2016-05-12 23:00:20', 1, '493d96ab52545b4defb5913f9cd03533', '71.90.77.156'),
(10299, '0531', 'episode', 'Christine Ellis', 'Ellischristine63@yahoo.com', 'Love this episode... It''s the best!!', '2016-05-12 23:32:32', 1, '702777a410a4bfcb916dd043885984cb', '172.4.6.94'),
(10300, '0275', 'episode', 'Ramifam', 'ramifam4@hotmail.com', 'Best story so far!  I was actually affected by the possibility of Hitler returning to the world and all that would mean.  What a surprising turn of events at the end.  Loved it.  Great story.  If only we really could do that...what wonderful justice it would be.  Thanks for the thought-provoking entertainment.\r\n', '2016-05-13 10:28:31', 1, 'bb18be24d29d7a4a07b3097b99125b64', '173.15.224.225'),
(10301, '1095', 'episode', 'Michael', '', 'This does sound like a good one! Im gonna listen to it tonite in bed! Thanks for sharing!!\r\nLike ', '2016-05-14 23:49:47', 1, 'a9d5dda8985868b6968aa99a2a4b6af9', '198.211.126.107'),
(10302, '0138', 'episode', 'Will D', 'tarkenton2011@hotmail.com', 'it happens every day.Intelligent women fall for scoundrels.I can personally vouch for this. HE played on her sympathy. Very well acted episode and one of the top 200 out of the entire series easily.By the way EG Marshall did an excellent job narrating,and I am sure that Tammy Grimes was a gigantic step down and the ratings plummeted when she took over.', '2016-05-14 23:49:41', 1, '3ab2a6c355f64dcde072ba65e09a59f6', '68.84.88.211'),
(10303, '0715', 'episode', 'Will D', 'tarkenton2011@hotmail.com', 'this episode is identical to episode 42 diary of a madman   with different actors', '2016-05-14 15:22:43', 1, '5b95fb0a6d61367eef6316d80a984784', '68.84.88.211'),
(10304, '0167', 'episode', 'Will D', 'tarkenton2011@hotmail.com', 'the man that played the man locked in the black room was LARRY HAINES!!!!!!!! TRUST ME', '2016-05-14 18:19:33', 1, '317204f13573befc5e8070a1af7a8528', '68.84.88.211'),
(10306, '0310', 'episode', 'Tony', 'anthonylchamberlain@yahoo.com', 'They mention hitting a golf ball like Tiger Woods or a tennis ball like Pete Sampres, but this show is from 1975.  Wikipedia says Tiger Woods was born in 1975.  How can that be?', '2016-05-18 15:01:44', 1, 'b0a33efbee0adfdbc31773a5ed5991d1', '208.87.232.180'),
(10307, '0354', 'episode', 'Scooter D and last of gthe greens', 'sadaven@aol.com', 'Another journey on the kush carpet with Sam Dann to Shiloh!', '2016-05-16 12:28:57', 1, '0b3c84bad323fd53bf389f1062c73d5a', '99.178.187.79'),
(10309, '1242', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. What’s great about this episode is the cast: Arnold Moss (as Jethro Procter), Roberta Maxwell (as Amanita Drysdale), and Russell Horton (as Ethan Procter & Pete McCluskey). Each of them played their parts so thoroughly and spoke like they were in the old West during the Gold Rush. Big props to Roberta Maxwell for playing a character that acted sensible in ACT-1, seductive in ACT-2, and wicked in ACT-3. The sound effects of the water stream, wash pans, the mountain lion, firing of the rifle, horse carriage, dog barking, crowds murmuring, moving of the furniture, birds chirping, the bridge collapsing, door knocking, and breaking the lamp to make fire were highly useful. And the music tracks they used were necessary, especially at the 19-minute mark where Amanita uses her mystic powers to seduce Ethan. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall begins to discuss the history of men that have dealt with women where unexpected events took place. Not just that, he stated that this story takes place 130 years ago; which means when this CBSRMT episode was broadcasted in 1981, our story takes place in 1851. But in ACT-1, after giving a history lesson of California’s Gold Rush in the late 1840’s, he informs the fans that the story begins in 1852 (right there, E.G. Marshall made a mistake for being 1 year off). But the rest of his narrations were great to hear. He mentions protective amulets to prevent danger like rabbit’s foot, piece of twisted red corral, bird claw, etc. In ACT-2, he mentions that men during the Gold Rush were lonely and tried advertisement to get wives. Later on, he quoted the words of William Congreve: “Heaven has no rage like love to hatred turned, nor Hell a fury like a woman scorned.â€ In ACT-3, E.G. Marshall explains that the mountain lion is a solitary hunter that preys on livestock, but this animal in this story named “One Eyeâ€ is unique. In the end, our main character walks away from the tragic events without looking back and becomes more dead than alive. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall informs us that this story is based off of Euripides’ Greek Tragedy play called “Hippolytusâ€ from 428 B.C. and it was later adapted into Eugene O’Neil’s 1924 play “Desire Under The Elmsâ€ which became a feature film in 1958. Arnold Moss wrote a nice adaption of it for radio, but I think it would’ve been great if he added other actors to play the other roles. In the Euripides’ play of “Hippolytus,â€ it had many characters that were mortal & immortal. Many CBSRMT actors could’ve jumped on board for this tale, including Himan Brown. CBSRMT had many actors to play in #0636-A HOUSE DIVIDED and that was also based off of one of Euripides’ plays--called “Electraâ€ written in 420 B.C. But still, it’s worth checking out if you’re a fan of Arnold Moss’ acting/writing. Also, check out the 1962 movie “Phaedraâ€ which is also based off from the Greek play. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2016-05-18 15:01:41', 1, '6684c95d800ab1bb81380acdcfe080eb', '175.107.2.51'),
(10310, '0248', 'episode', 'Rick', 'unholyslacker@gmail.com', 'Harry Johnson!', '2016-05-18 16:06:27', 1, '2b9b15893c43c95f3fa3bd4e7463f302', '66.213.29.232'),
(10311, '0110', 'episode', 'Hat ', 'Bestboston@icloud.com', 'Who''s to say? What of it? In the meantime in between time, ain''t we got fun?', '2016-05-18 23:14:40', 1, '294a6bcf57e180aab841d580d25a14ce', '50.169.238.151'),
(10312, '0110', 'episode', 'Hat ', 'Bestboston@icloud.com', 'Who''s to say? What of it? In the meantime in between time, ain''t we got fun? The chills and suspense make this a sure to thrill all! ', '2016-05-19 20:15:38', 1, 'eafa9cc5ff09ba89cf3e2b4e4674e30f', '50.169.238.151'),
(10313, '0110', 'episode', 'PB', '1bostonboy1@gmail.com', 'Riding whitecap to whitecap. Shhh!!! Quiet Larry, you''ll wake the patients. I could hear it, almost feel it, brought me right into the jungle. I have a list of who shall amount to anything and who shall not. ', '2016-05-19 20:15:46', 1, 'ed14f80b91a21eb2e1ebb031de8276ca', '70.192.7.189'),
(10314, '0150', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. This Fantasy-Mystery, written by George Lowthar, could put listeners into deep-thinking mode and feel pensive afterwards. Great surprising ending. The sound effects of the mystic sounds of the forest, footsteps, vines, sounds of mud, birds chirping, jungle animals, dragging of the body, monstrous birds squawking, treadmill, the whipping, glassware clinking, champagne bottle popping, and the gun fire were helpful. The music also, with its dainty tunes & dark melodies that switched back and forth in every Act. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts off with discussing the 3 layers of the human brain: the conscious, the sub-conscious, and the unconscious. In ACT-1, he says that some people believe that death is the end us, others thinks it’s a rebirth; that philosophical notion is what our 2 main characters have to discover and what realms are they really in. In ACT-2, he asks which character gets the Garden of Life and the Garden of Death. In ACT-3, he questions if Life, with its troublesome decisions, would be better if there were no options/decisions. In the end, after realizing which side was the REAL Garden of Death, E.G. Marshall said he never thought that Death in this story could be (SPOILER ALERT) a beautiful woman. In his Epilogue, he finishes his narration by saying, “Life is in itself a Death we go through, to find the reality of Life.â€ He could’ve also stated that Death is like Love: it comes in many forms. But still, a great sentence to finish this mystery tale. And finally, our superb cast: Jennifer Harmon (as Vicki Carson), Jack Grimes (as Jack Gibbons), Nancy Coleman (as Drusilla), and Joe Silver (as Mordred). I say, “Superbâ€ because Joe Silver’s voice was superb for the role of a giant, Nancy Coleman was superb as a dainty Grim Reaper, and Jack Grimes & Jennifer Harmon superbly stole the show. A great episode to listen to in the season of Spring. SPECIAL BONUS: this episode has Commercials of the Buick Apollo, Shop Rite Supermarket, Jean Shepherd, Budweiser, Suburban Savings, IN-Conversation Radio Program, the mid-size Buick Century Regal, Commander Putney, “Rambling with John Gamblingâ€ on WOR radio, Mary Helen McPhillips, and CBS News reports including Richard Nixon & the Watergate Scandal. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-05-24 14:22:31', 1, 'aaffbcfbefe83ea829a0f88cc2bdcead', '175.107.5.1'),
(10315, '0110', 'episode', 'PB', '1bostonboy1@gmail.com', 'Riding whitecap to whitecap. Shhh!!! Quiet Larry, you''ll wake the patients. I could hear it, almost feel it, brought me right into the jungle. I have a list of who shall amount to anything and who shall not. ', '2016-05-24 14:22:36', 1, '182ce9cf72ecdd5b8302f0ead5f43dcd', '50.169.238.151'),
(10316, '0110', 'episode', 'Kate', 'Kathrynbauer1@yahoo.com', 'Has a mental patient entered the building?', '2016-05-24 14:22:38', 1, 'dbee61b9df9163258ca7984ffc6c0a2a', '174.62.217.86'),
(10325, '1186', 'episode', 'Jason Grimm', 'Thefuturelooksgrimm@gmail.com', 'Does anyone know what the name of the episode that is previewed at the end of this episode?  It sounded like it was about a man who has a wife who is a machine and threatens to short curcuit itself when it gets upset and nags him a lot. I checked to see the next episode # 1187 but that is not it. ', '2016-05-28 11:35:59', 1, 'e3ddbf8a54bd76926431b8e187fc54d6', '67.186.189.87'),
(10318, '0645', 'episode', 'Nance', 'silverfoxhuber@yahoo.com', 'It was a bit hard to empathize with Janice for some reason. She seemed rather tough, but the townspeople were no prizes either! Fred Gwynne''s character was so world weary, it was no surprise to hear him say he would give up his share. Interesting episode to me. ', '2016-05-24 14:30:01', 1, 'd3048a9cecf2fda6c413a0d8e1ec6e6f', '65.30.52.101'),
(10323, '1193', 'episode', 'Bruce', 'steelblade@gmail.com', 'It''s a Cookbook! LOL! :)', '2016-05-28 11:36:09', 1, '900db38ddb611c3e167bc6ad105cb703', '208.215.218.4'),
(10324, '0001', 'actor', 'Greg', 'Gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'I liked her in both episodes. Believable and versatile. These shows were the last things she did. The second one of them was aired posthumously. What an enormous talent we lost.', '2016-05-28 11:36:12', 1, '7d9576d7e612346f3b61763a4138bb57', '172.56.39.209'),
(10320, '0150', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. This Fantasy-Mystery, written by George Lowthar, could put listeners into deep-thinking mode and feel pensive afterwards. Great surprising ending. The sound effects of the mystic sounds of the forest, footsteps, vines, sounds of mud, birds chirping, jungle animals, dragging of the body, monstrous birds squawking, treadmill, the whipping, glassware clinking, champagne bottle popping, and the gun fire were helpful. The music also, with its dainty tunes & dark melodies that switched back and forth in every Act. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts off with discussing the 3 layers of the human brain: the conscious, the sub-conscious, and the unconscious. In ACT-1, he says that some people believe that death is the end us, others thinks it’s a rebirth; that philosophical notion is what our 2 main characters have to discover and what realms are they really in. In ACT-2, he asks which character gets the Garden of Life and the Garden of Death. In ACT-3, he questions if Life, with its troublesome decisions, would be better if there were no options/decisions. In the end, after realizing which side was the REAL Garden of Death, E.G. Marshall said he never thought that Death in this story could be (SPOILER ALERT) a beautiful woman. In his Epilogue, he finishes his narration by saying, “Life is in itself a Death we go through, to find the reality of Life.â€ He could’ve also stated that Death is like Love: it comes in many forms. But still, a great sentence to finish this mystery tale. And finally, our superb cast: Jennifer Harmon (as Vicki Carson), Jack Grimes (as Jack Gibbons), Nancy Coleman (as Drusilla), and Joe Silver (as Mordred). I say, “Superbâ€ because Joe Silver’s voice was superb for the role of a giant, Nancy Coleman was superb as a dainty Grim Reaper, and Jack Grimes & Jennifer Harmon superbly stole the show. A great episode to listen to in the season of Spring. SPECIAL BONUS: this episode has Commercials of the Buick Apollo, Shop Rite Supermarket, Jean Shepherd, Budweiser, Suburban Savings, IN-Conversation Radio Program, the mid-size Buick Century Regal, Commander Putney, “Rambling with John Gamblingâ€ on WOR radio, Mary Helen McPhillips, and CBS News reports including Richard Nixon & the Watergate Scandal. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-05-24 14:22:56', 1, '9b113f4b7f1a34eb36bcac50301c47ef', '175.107.11.222'),
(10321, '0975', 'episode', 'Shade Ford ', 'shadejford@gmail.com', 'Interesting irony that this was first broadcast on April 30th. That''s the anniversary date of The Church of Satan.', '2016-05-24 14:23:05', 1, 'f00fa0af370fc065c1217e6a16eea7b5', '66.102.6.168'),
(10322, '0570', 'episode', 'Mitchell', 'sunshine.is.fine42@gmail.com', 'I thought the ending was really good. A nice realistic albeit sad twist.  Cbsrmt usually wraps it all up with some cutesy phrase and perfect happy ending, this was a really nice change of pace. Well written/paced throughout', '2016-05-24 14:30:05', 1, 'eaaaf61bc6b2e04901976279d88c83a4', '172.58.41.8'),
(10326, '0869', 'episode', 'Paul', 'knierim@gmail.com', 'It irks me that this episode hinges on the myth that water drains differently according to what hemisphere you''re in. Granted Himan Brown didn''t have snopes to check.', '2016-05-28 11:36:16', 1, '6af3faacb2360391c80a17f675455505', '73.41.57.121'),
(10328, '1193', 'episode', 'Patricia', '', 'Loved this one, it was delicious...', '2016-05-29 10:28:32', 1, 'a792d247c93b33d1dc66503e78139f79', '146.185.185.122'),
(10330, '1193', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. Bob Juhren wrote a Fantasy Mystery that was "Out of this World" with a good set of characters, captivating plot points that involve the Moonlight, and a surprising ending. And that’s when you realize it’s similar to the 89th episode of the TWILIGHT ZONE called “To Serve Man.â€ In the TV episode, they used a cook book. In this CBSRMT episode, the “Lunariansâ€ sell their vegetables to humans so they can “nourishâ€ them. Their Luna Light Lotion is like a turkey baster; so it can give humans that “coated glow.â€ And as for the moon bathing scenes, that’s their way of “bakingâ€ them. Clever story idea, but easy to compare to the TV episode. The Title of this episode is good; another way to title it would be “Harvest Moon.â€ The sound effects of slamming the phone, glassware, store bell ringing, rotary phone, high winds blowing at the balcony, traffic noise, grocery bag, birds chirping, tableware, paper sheet of the results, crowds murmuring, bus engine running, high speed elevator, doors, and the whirling sound of the space craft were effective. And the music was highly effective, bringing in the suspense, curiosity, and the mystifying melodies that were phenomenal. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall’s focused on the moonlight and recommends us to hear the song “Clair de Luneâ€ by pianist Claude Debussy. In ACT-1, he introduces us to our main character in the Cosmetic Industry. Later on, after knowing what the character bought, he asks does the moonlight have special powers. More importantly, in ACT-2, he explains that the moonlight can be soft & romantic or it could be cold & eerie. In ACT-3, as the story progresses, our Host informs us that our main character is getting her chance to go find the source. In the end, he tells us all that the Lunarians now have their “gourmet flare.â€ In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall would wonder about the Lunarians & the unknown planet of Lunarius; concluding his narrations. And of course there’s our cast: Kim Hunter (as Yolanda Westerville), Paul Hecht (as Bill Westerville & Eric Harrison), Evie Juster (as Roxy & the Voice from Lunarius), and Ralph Bell (as Dr. Lunestra). Bravo to Ralph Bell for playing the villain. Kudos to Evie Juster; this is one of those episodes where she gets to speak regularly, like she was being herself. Paul Hecht is one of my favorite actors on CBSRMT. And as for our leading lady, Kim Hunter, astonishing acting; especially in ACT-2 where she’s infatuated by the moonlight and speaks poetically during the moon bathing. If you’re a fan of Kim Hunter, check this episode out. Better yet, play this episode whenever there’s a Full Moon. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2016-05-29 10:28:28', 1, '8d6d8cb005fd4bfbbaa87009322574cd', '146.185.185.122'),
(10331, '1193', 'episode', 'Chris', '', ' I loved this episode and yes as Russel already has pointed out it is very easy to compare to the twilight zone episode of "To Serve Man". (one of my favorites) I think Ralph bell is just excellent in this episode and as I recall all episodes he has been in are good as well. The ending is disturbing while being ironically humorous to us weird folks I suppose. I recall another epsdeo of , I think, The twilight zone where the person in in a space craft and is being encouraged to eat eat eat!!! on his way to his slaughter when they reach the home planet of his captures... Anyone recall that episode as well?', '2016-05-29 10:28:40', 1, '726a86a534045371077c0fc8d751f5a9', '146.185.185.122'),
(10332, '1193', 'episode', 'Michael', '', 'This is one of my favorite episodes too. I like to listen to it at least a couple of times a year.', '2016-05-29 10:28:42', 1, '8207afafa1dc2bd88e912008694e26fe', '146.185.185.122'),
(10333, '1193', 'episode', 'James', '', 'Great episode. Not crazy about the ending, but I love the rest of it.', '2016-05-29 10:28:43', 1, 'e6f18e517557861ddf9f9339645ecac3', '146.185.185.122'),
(10334, '1193', 'episode', 'Scott', '', 'One of my favorites.', '2016-05-29 10:28:44', 1, '3a5188f55e4f54758703e6c785120e8b', '146.185.185.122'),
(10338, '0276', 'episode', 'Mike S', 'mshurtleff2112@excite.com', 'Very depressing. The twist at the end snuffs out any light at the end of the tunnel.', '2016-05-30 12:17:54', 1, 'f8e43327d91ad9acd92c0976d58a90e9', '107.185.183.75'),
(10336, '1193', 'episode', 'Kathryn', '', ' I enjoyed this one a lot! Yes, the ending was a bit disturbing.', '2016-05-29 10:28:49', 1, 'bb15242f719308f6253052ee80de5598', '146.185.185.122'),
(10337, '1193', 'episode', 'Robert', '', 'Oh, I love this one. Kin Hunter got what she deserved. Poor Roxie.', '2016-05-29 10:28:50', 1, 'e17ee5cb26985f4ea7204eef0743916a', '146.185.185.122'),
(10339, '0151', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'Loved it. Such great acting and so atmospheric. I thought it was a good depiction of what it must be like to be losing your mind. He was probably a jealous and insecure man about his wife all along but it got worse with his neurological issues.  I was as confused as he was. I like the comment session but wish they were dated. I am writing this on 5/30/16. Some of these comments could be years old.', '2016-05-30 12:17:50', 1, '572a694eb055797a065eaaeeab94ae71', '71.233.11.32'),
(10340, '0410', 'episode', 'Keith ballard', 'keithballard7083@hotmail.com', 'great acting and wonderful sound effects makes the listener feel like they are in 19th century Russia', '2016-06-01 13:15:50', 1, '474f8b0941cad588cff0996a84228aaa', '73.252.50.8'),
(10345, '0017', 'episode', 'Jeff Smith', 'jr.smith@hotmail.ca', 'I discovered your, this site thanks to an English radio station here in Quebec Canada, city of Montreal.  The radio station is CJAD.  They stopped broadcasting the shows, but like I said, I found this site.  Listen to it every night on my patio with a nice cup of tea.  Thanks for this very entertaining show.', '2016-06-03 09:23:13', 1, 'b6d7af6ff5adaa1c87d3981f1879a0ae', '69.157.150.122'),
(10342, '0119', 'actor', 'Brian Collins', 'brian@monarchoutdoorproducts.com', 'Most of my fav cbsrmt actors are men but PE was one of the best actresses...she was terrific with John Lithgow in ''Portrait of an Assasin''', '2016-06-01 13:16:05', 1, '587d51f3310cc870409e16e386f962c0', '75.174.204.41'),
(10343, '0346', 'episode', 'Hat ', 'P.dunn.ma@icloud.com', 'An evil little rodent of a man! JD a scheister! I don''t know what DaSilva was up to, but to see bob prance and dance across the lawn was a hoot! The cosmetic surgeon must''ve known KH quite well I''m sure! What suspense! I couldn''t leave my chair by the window! And the port flowed freely and all was well! ', '2016-06-01 13:16:16', 1, 'e7de11b1dcce6e585e63537022832e31', '70.192.19.63'),
(10344, '0487', 'episode', 'Nickolas', 'c.nick.brown6@att.net', 'Russell Horton was the fifth actor in this episode.', '2016-06-01 13:16:15', 1, 'be09a82342d8440aa862cecffaa973fd', '99.122.177.84'),
(10346, '0285', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'I am with Melanie. 6/2/16. I have a hard time with the put on accents. We can use our imagination that the principal males are Spanish.', '2016-06-03 09:23:15', 1, '1a48c7ef4616567e05f9ab8a0a99c967', '71.233.11.32'),
(10347, '0001', 'episode', 'anne marie', 'agriffnslm@aol.com', 'So great to find these again. I used to listen to them every night in 1976. I had to get up for school the next morning so I forced myself to stay awake as not to miss the episode. Another friend at school also listened to them and we would talk about them the next day. Radio is amazing.Unlike TV you have to use your imagination.', '2016-06-03 09:23:27', 1, '097b63f6209cb04a0aca0c46b19b14b1', '98.217.102.161'),
(10348, '0075', 'episode', 'Don', 'dwb@plattsburghlaw.com', 'Let''s all chip in and buy Ray a clue.', '2016-06-03 09:23:47', 1, 'ce9430444fda1fe8d62f2178032fb969', '70.209.138.148');
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(10349, '1304', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'It''s true that a lot of cultures have used bones for many things, (both animal and human bones), but usually they use bone from people who have died already or animals that were hunted for food or skins, etc. However, I think on Manitu, they actually made it a practice to kill people *specifically* to make musical instruments out of them. You could say it was a kind of big "marketplace" (even if they didn''t use money there) and you got the feeling they killed people just for their body parts. Also, it is implied that this is what they do with practically all the visitors who "disappeared" before. During the episode, it is mentioned that people went to Manitu and were never seen or heard from again. By the end of the episode, I think the listener is supposed to figure out that this goes way beyond a tribal culture''s use of bones to make things. On the surface, they *seem* like such a peaceful culture, but underneath they are really after human bones for the quality of "sound" they make in musical instruments. They will stop at nothing to get those parts and since everyone on Manitu loves music, there is always a great demand for more of these musical flutes. I think that''s what is supposed to make it scary. I really wasn''t all that scared, but I thought the episode was done very well, so it remains interesting.', '2016-06-03 09:23:50', 1, '181b25f1c8b9315679cfda519f3801aa', '71.35.97.204'),
(10353, '0133', 'episode', 'Diggs Gavers Jr', 'coachax33@gmail.com', 'If I was George Lowthar I''d ask to have my name removed from the writing credits as this is as bad as it gets !\r\n\r\n', '2016-06-06 09:09:13', 1, 'f44e164fd1834d7987e07ea719014105', '66.87.77.195'),
(10354, '0132', 'episode', 'Diggs Gavers Jr', 'coachax33@gmail.com', 'This is by far my favorite episode !\r\n\r\nRobert Kaliban is great as the detective "We''ll find out, We''ll find out down at headquarters ! " is hilarious .\r\n\r\nPaul Tripp voicing "Mr. Gahn " is forty years ahead of its time as it couldn''t be any lighter in the loafers if he tried !\r\n\r\n I couldnt help but picture Jerry Stiller as Frank Costanza or Arthur Spooner . Stiller should have been a regular on Mystery Theater instead of being  limited to this solo appearance .\r\n\r\nI give it five Star''s !', '2016-06-06 09:09:27', 1, 'a1afacf29156b71cf94f9d599b39d219', '66.87.77.195'),
(10352, '0303', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'This is one of my all-time favorite episodes. Both men are such jerks that it is actually entertaining to listen to them go back and fourth with their twisted logic, even if they are disgusting. It makes for a very good story to listen to, although I wouldn''t want o be in her shoes! I don''t blame the poor girl one bit for being grossed out by the whole thing! Boo to her "best friend" for not encouraging her to find someone nicer. Seriously, that guy was a messed up jerk and her "friend" should have encouraged her to leave him, rather than giving her the false message that she wouldn''t be able to do better. Despite the creepiness of the jerks in the story, the episode was very well-acted and it keeps you listening with interest. That''s why I say this was an extra good episode and that''s why it is always a favorite for me. I have heard it several times and never get bored.\r\n\r\n         ', '2016-06-03 09:24:03', 1, 'a6d0835f154faff3282140504a05a086', '71.35.97.204'),
(10355, '0558', 'episode', 'Daniel', 'card67@aol.com', 'A terrific episode which had me off balance throughout.  After the show ended, I wanted to listen to it again.  A tight, lean story that had me interested every minute.  I want to know more about Mace Hacker!', '2016-06-06 09:09:37', 1, '630d6b37f4788aaff980f4649c76b5c7', '216.239.189.130'),
(10356, '0233', 'episode', 'James Woodard', 'woodardjd@gmail.com', 'Memories. I was 13 years old the first time I listened to CBSRMT.\r\nApparently, it was July 8, 1979, as this was the episode.', '2016-06-06 09:09:32', 1, '0050b81c09b3824bb9a397201a23df9f', '68.97.110.20'),
(10357, '1303', 'episode', 'Jenni Janzen ', 'janzenjennie@gmail.com ', 'A great twist at the end! Even though they were actually innocent, being found guilty goes to show what goes atound, comes around.Guilty in thought if not in deed was the greatest irony of all!', '2016-06-06 09:09:36', 1, '5094411b286f6a3322aecff69e001d5b', '207.224.11.147'),
(10358, '1226', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'I like your list. First season there was Preview of Death which is a little snowy.', '2016-06-08 08:59:30', 1, '224110f6ed1e146c8a01c5df95caa5ea', '71.233.11.32'),
(10359, '0017', 'episode', 'Billy', 'wkgaston73@gmail.com', 'Great episode! I don''t know what one of the previous goobers was thinking when he said the acting in this episode was atrocious! His opinion is atrocious, and stupid to boot! As for another previous comment about how far we''ve came in the past century in the treatment of old folks, yes, how far indeed! Downhill that is! In the past families stuck together and shared the burden of elderly care, but now, the family has gone to shit and we stick old folks in nursing homes that generally treat them like crap!', '2016-06-08 08:59:43', 1, '37d39b625fd128592556b4293f215202', '97.32.66.109'),
(10360, '0230', 'episode', 'Scott', '', 'One of my favorite episodes. Can make a person think about what can happen if someone doesn''t agree with the justice system.', '2016-06-08 09:00:00', 1, '797ca875f3a386d638a9c60a4a6e4d47', '65.120.160.178'),
(10361, '0418', 'episode', 'Biffy Schwartz', 'tralfaz@gmail.com', 'Excellent, very imaginative episode.  "Show business" as punishment makes for a great listen (not to mention something I wish was put into practice with the Hollywood types today).', '2016-06-08 08:59:57', 1, '94a8366c840b7089749ee2c60a72af74', '158.140.1.28'),
(10362, '0035', 'episode', 'Fabby K', 'fabbyk31@gmail.com', 'I love hearing the commercials and the news reports.  ', '2016-06-08 08:59:53', 1, '6f5db7a47d885edfc9030cc43082bb0b', '12.239.13.140'),
(10363, '0651', 'episode', 'Nancy', 'silverfoxhuber@yahoo.com', 'I got a kick out of Willi the cab driver. That interlude in the cab has me smiling whenever I recall it. ', '2016-06-08 08:59:52', 1, '1ddcfc42d26cc0148e71bf7408d63741', '65.30.52.101'),
(10364, '1226', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'My favorites: Silver Medal, Summer People, The Real Printer''s Devil, Island of the Lost, Deadly Pearls,Sleepy Village, Taken for Granted, Return to Shadow Lake, Witches'' Almanac, Devil''s Boutique,Terror in the Air, Stay Out of Dutchmen''s Forrest, Red Frisbee, Infernal Triangle, Magic Cay, The Clairvoyant, The Colony, Answer Me, Man-sized in Marble, The Kingdom Below, Island on Silver Tree Lake, Land of the Living Dead, The Lost Tomorrows, Squaring the Triangle, Wilhemina Wilson ,Maud-Evelyn, A holiday Visit, The Gift House, Pretty Polly, God Grey Bat,The Innocent Face, Mirror, Mirror, The Acquisition/ This is a start!', '2016-06-08 08:59:49', 1, 'd1553c04c716984ec8c4d2fc7cb7560f', '71.233.11.32'),
(10365, '0558', 'episode', 'David Gower', 'dgower1@live.com', 'Very clever! Didn''t guess the ending. Loved it!\r\nD. Gower', '2016-06-12 23:10:40', 1, '0aaa07051ed2944d9f784ae3ef7953a6', '24.36.119.254'),
(10366, '0364', 'episode', 'Kenny Williams', 'rabbit.room@yahoo.com', 'Although it''s not credited, the source for this story is Walter de la Mare''s 1910 novel ''The Return.''  ', '2016-06-12 23:10:38', 1, '82da795f8136984e630c0185dd624d21', '73.31.94.113'),
(10367, '0618', 'episode', 'Rick', 'unholyslacker@gmail.com', 'He''s from Tennessee, not Texas.', '2016-06-12 23:10:43', 1, '10dbe8becff36e9864b048909398683a', '66.213.29.232'),
(10368, '1326', 'episode', 'Susan', 'Sewnsuzie@yahoo.com', 'My Brother & I used to listen every night on my transistor radio, while hiding under the covers.  Great Memories, So happy I found this wonderful show again & get to hear all the episodes again!!!', '2016-06-12 23:10:55', 1, '4667765c60d83ab848405dfe145fb0a9', '146.135.17.171'),
(10369, '0001', 'episode', 'brian', 'brianjones@scryptmail.com', 'I was nine years old growing up in the Albany NY area when CBSRMT started and I accidentally found it while tuning my old am radio and locking onto a station in NYC, which only came through late at nights. It wasn''t aired locally and the signal would drift in and out during the show but I was completely addicted. Lucky my parents didn''t know that I was staying up that late or there would have been trouble. ', '2016-06-12 23:10:56', 1, '4794335f0877639de745275293c47cd9', '178.159.5.126'),
(10370, '0001', 'actor', 'Senmut', 'slinter@juno.com', 'Such an interesting face.', '2016-06-13 12:41:23', 1, '60537e3a729268c7b7e0c914a2653296', '63.135.52.86'),
(10371, '0509', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'Like with many of Elspeth Eric''s stories, there are some Freudian, father-daughter relationship themes in this story. (SPOILERS AHEAD.) Apparently at the end of the episode, the father figures out that the woman who came to talk to him about his daughter was really his late wife in disguise.(Wouldn''t he have somehow recognized her sooner, even in disguise?) So, in that case, one has to assume that the mysterious "Man" in the young girl''s life must have been a younger version of her father. (They never really explain how she met him. Is he from another dimension? Is he the "alter ego" of her father?) At the end of the episode, after she pines away because she can''t have him, it seems like the daughter is wearing her mother''s ring. I guess the "younger version" of her father gave her the ring and his "older self" sees it on her finger and wonders where it came from. (Weird! That''s all I can say!) I love the CBSRMT series in general, but this episode was just too weird, even for me, lol! :D', '2016-06-14 19:51:24', 1, 'e6eef14abb58df31d03f42df96388ce4', '174.24.228.85'),
(10372, '0021', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Fun episode, and I love love love that the news and commercials havne''t been edited out.', '2016-06-14 19:51:25', 1, '6980368bd8dccaca74fdf3e3d06ed07f', '71.90.77.156'),
(10373, '0006', 'episode', 'E. G. Marshall', 'egmarshall@infarction.com', 'I''m just glad that the butler didn''t do it.', '2016-06-20 16:15:47', 1, '2e1e1fff5ea1495727ec3b874b24ecba', '65.101.167.177'),
(10374, '0251', 'episode', 'Celine', 'cdesantis530@comcast.net', 'I think its a gem.', '2016-06-20 16:15:49', 1, '7513ffe986beb3b2c0a9f300692db8a8', '71.233.11.32'),
(10375, '1130', 'episode', 'Jessie', 'jessiexbellex@aimcom', 'Anyone else find that Eleanor woman extremely annoying? So meddlesome and so irritating.', '2016-06-20 16:15:51', 1, '117a2020e23f4397ba721519f0573121', '50.203.25.34'),
(10376, '0006', 'episode', 'Frank D', 'Kminusd@gmail.com', '...Except for Jennifer''s continual crying and exasperated complaining (with considerable justification), this is one of my favorite radio dramas. The plot has several brilliant strokes which I must now disguise to discuss with spoiling things for those who have not yet listened to it.  They are the "shadow in the street," the "you parked where?" the "quick real estate deal," and the "service, anyone?"\r\n... These lead our clever cop and wanna-be private eye to solve the mystery rather neatly!!  Loved it!!\r\n', '2016-06-20 16:15:57', 1, 'c41a93f0af8fb4050463b2cd54be7397', '107.16.110.248'),
(10377, '0106', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'SPOILER: How come she had to wish her husband dead at the end? Why couldn''t she have just wished for his brain injury to be healed? He was only killing people because something happened to his brain when he was injured. Her last wish killed him for nothing! That''s the main thing that really bugs me about this episode, lol! ', '2016-06-20 16:16:00', 1, 'f31a5f4cf4c8e4da85848bed1d27b5e4', '174.24.228.85'),
(10378, '0104', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'Ralph Bell plays jerks especially well, although I have the feeling he was a very nice man in real life. His performance in this particular episode should get the Academy Award for radio drama. His acting is really fantastic and terrifying! He is a perfect psycho villain in this episode and even though the other actors were extra good as well, it''s mostly his performance that makes this episode so chilling. His character is realistically cold and evil, as sadistic as any concentration camp guard during the Holocaust. What is even more amazing is that at the end when he finally meets his demise, he actually made me feel sorry for him because his suffering is so convincing. Ralph Bell is always my favorite actor on the show! ', '2016-06-20 16:16:19', 1, '8145a4620156a1892965804c51a525f2', '174.24.228.85'),
(10379, '0007', 'episode', 'Dave', 'aigwags@yahoo.com', ' Great story line. It`s fun to listen to a second time to where the things are I missed.', '2016-06-20 16:16:06', 1, '6d453ed99e513d5b87cd04b5689df715', '207.118.223.238'),
(10380, '1062', 'episode', 'PJ', 'JaneU2143@gmail.com', 'I love Elspeth too but this one was a bad story :(  Donald was the worst actor I''ve heard so far. I think I''ve listened to more than 100 of these CBS Mysteries. ', '2016-06-20 16:16:09', 1, '4899ff3e0d7c4352a61d17356eedca6d', '173.48.22.214'),
(10381, '0039', 'episode', 'Chuck Hankinson', 'charleshankinson@hankinson.com', 'This episode features actress, Kim Hunter, famous as ''Zira" in the original ''Planet of the Apes'' movies of the 1960''s and 1970''s.', '2016-06-20 16:16:11', 1, 'e97a93f1fe0c7bd46927148dbd80f1a4', '71.55.68.49'),
(10382, '0003', 'episode', 'James', '', ' I love CBSRMT and I could probably list over a hundred great episode such as this. I think it gets unfairly panned by too many...sure, a few clunkers in the nearly 1300 episodes, but the many good ones rank as some of the best listening...on par with any Golden Age series!!! I''ll probably see lots of rebuttal posts now!', '2016-06-20 16:16:18', 1, '6c3a0f9237c7af3b85f0cb99788e75b4', '136.63.146.72'),
(10383, '0695', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'Ha ha ha. Now you know how I feel about all the episodes with human poorly-done imitation of meowing cats. \r\n\r\n', '2016-06-24 08:03:57', 1, '9985a2cfafc28968dd8e40c50622505b', '71.233.11.32'),
(10388, '0013', 'writer', 'Bob', 'bbakeranl@yahoo.com', 'I hope Sam is still able to appreciate our comments.  I have a complete (I think) RMT collection and am always glad when I hear an episode was written by Sam Dann.  All the writers were good, but Sam''s writings were consistently among the best.  You continue to entertain me with your brilliant works, Sam.  Thank you!', '2016-06-24 13:17:30', 1, 'e34e084da791394ec91cb4893e688106', '24.18.94.59'),
(10385, '1319', 'episode', 'Celine', 'CDESANTIS530@COMCAST.NET', 'Did Evie Jester play both of the women? Diana''s voice was grating, nasally and fake sounding. Other than that, a good story.', '2016-06-24 08:04:00', 1, 'ec2cb4aca05d2b58e8c78dd83b816bce', '71.233.11.32'),
(10386, '1134', 'episode', 'Bknillinois', 'Kennedy_Brenda@Hotmail.com', 'Another brilliant story from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle! I have to say that I had not read this short story. It was wonderfully adapted. I did not see the story turning out the way it did. I recommend giving this episode a listen immediately. -bknillinois', '2016-06-24 08:04:06', 1, 'd5c11c7c28d43a03a4de6f457fac5f7d', '24.52.148.206'),
(10387, '0502', 'episode', 'Pamela', 'pamelamorriswrites@gmail.com', 'Like the rest of the chorus, the ending confused me, too. I can grasp where dear old dad may have come from, but what about the daughter? Was she somehow the real instigator of the whole thing via her father? ', '2016-06-24 08:04:05', 1, 'd6e7cec14f7103998a06436d0c8aae3d', '128.84.117.79'),
(10389, '0086', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'Hi Alec,\r\n\r\nI wanted to respond to your question about why their father was so hated. I think they did address the reason during the episode. Aside from the fact that their father was a jerk in general, I think it was also implied that the father murdered their mother and that''s the main reason why why the son hated him. The son knew that his dad murdered his mom, although he could never prove it. As for the reason why his sister Marge hated their father, it''s possible that she also knew, (or suspected), about the murder. Even if she didn''t suspect, it''s possible that she just had "daddy issues" like her therapist suggested.\r\n\r\nThis isn''t one of the best CBSRMT episodes, in my opinion, but it also wasn''t one of the worst either. The story is listenable and the plot twists are not totally predictable.\r\n\r\n\r\n', '2016-06-28 11:32:41', 1, '8b65980e3b4d73799b8c51b606da8d42', '71.35.177.246'),
(10393, '1199', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★☆☆ for AVERAGE. When Murray Burnett wrote #0792-THE ASSASSIN, that was suspenseful. When Sam Dann wrote #0972-THE GOLDEN GIRL, that assassin story was “out of this world.â€ But this assassin story, written by Ian Martin, was mediocre. Ian Martin’s writing is good, but the scenario of this Drama-Mystery didn’t build up until the 2nd half. The 1st half was just about making arrangements, both for the Protagonists & the Antagonist. The title worked, but only in the final scene. Another way to title this story would be “The Stakeout.â€ SPECIAL NOTE: The characters mention the address 4260 Madison Avenue in New York. It turns out that the Apartment Complex is on Riverton Square, right by the Madison Avenue Bridge that goes over the Harlem River. The sound effects of the piano music, people murmuring at the restaurant, traffic noise, birds chirping, paper bag of money, bell tolls, photographs, rotary phone, the diner, car engine running, doorknob, balcony door, telescopic lens, seagulls by the cruise ship, crutches, elevator, light switch, the slap, bed sheets, water pail, and the electrocution were very beneficial. The music was good, but they played the dramatic tunes way too many times. E.G. Marshall brings up the topic of assassins and how they’re a lonesome breed in his Prologue. In ACT-1, he mentions the subculture of violence, plus understanding the Antagonist’s way of living. In ACT-2, our Host lets us know that the assassination is still being prepped. In ACT-3, he mentions that we are creatures of habit, but more importantly, reasonable actions are created by reasonable people. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall informs us that the assassin did not die from the electrocution (SPOILER ALERT), but also inform listeners on safety precautions on dealing with electrical appliances, like a Public Service Announcement. Our Host’s narrations weren’t masterful, but informative. Last but not least, our cast: Joe Silver (as Miller Farm), Patricia Elliott (as Judy Fuller), Michael Wager (as Jerry Fuller & Hami), and Ian Martin (as El Generaliffe, the Amigo, and George). I’d give props to Joe Silver for playing the assassin; he had the right tone of voice for a villain. As for the leading actress and our minor actors, they played suitable characters. ANOTHER SPECIAL NOTE: Himan Brown plays the role of Sam Shane. There are many good CBSRMT episodes about assassins, so check this story out if you like. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0]', '2016-06-29 08:23:04', 1, '5a6c1459e0ebb897e7d2694be4673265', '175.107.12.89'),
(10391, '0067', 'episode', 'Chuck Hankinson', 'charleshankinson@hankinson.com', 'Kim Hunter is best known for her role as ''Zira'' in the original ''Planet of the Apes'' films.', '2016-06-28 11:32:50', 1, '49db289b1576a9323f9526c992d4b463', '71.55.68.49'),
(10392, '0070', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'I''m a huge fan of any episode that hasn''t had the commercials edited out.  This one also has the benefit of very clear audio.  ', '2016-06-28 11:32:54', 1, '6e1d0d31e91ecb7ce912e38eac13498b', '71.90.77.156'),
(10394, '0972', 'episode', 'Sean', '', ' I liked this episode', '2016-06-29 08:23:09', 1, '09b66966d1de36fcbdea0e98302e8f2c', '175.107.12.89'),
(10395, '0792', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. Murray Burnett wrote one hell of a good Drama-Mystery. Suspenseful plot points, characters with isolated lifestyles, surprising twists, and an ending that was tragic, yet romantic. This story would be good for a feature film. Another way to title this would be “Stranger In A Strange Landâ€ or “The Alienated Individual.â€ The sound effects of the rotary phone, traffic noise, crashing of the cars, bystanders murmuring, the sirens, airport runway, tableware clinking, doorbell ringing, unwrapping the package, firing of the .25 caliber with a silencer, phone scrambler beeping, music at the sidewalk café, organ grinder, and the farewell note were very supportive for this tale. That goes the same with the music. Dramatic tunes in each Act that brought more intensity and mystery as the story progressed. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall brings up the topic of Occupations and this particular one is about killing. In ACT-1, our Host points out that certain skills are never forgotten and this hired assassin with amnesia hasn’t forgotten his “deadlyâ€ skill. In ACT-2, he mentions Modern Sociologists that recognize disorientation on alienated individuals. Later on, he quotes 17th century metaphysical poet John Donne who said, “Nowhere lives a woman true and fairâ€ which is important in this story. In ACT-3, after knowing what happened to our main character in the final scene, E.G. Marshall quotes Charles Dickens’ work from “A Tale Of Two Citiesâ€ and it fits well for this ending. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall finishes his narration that’s debatable for CBSRMT fans to explore. And then there’s our cast: Larry Haines (as Executioner Kyle/Duncan Appleton), Marian Seldes (as Elena), Earl Hammond (as Signor Messina & J.C. Killain), and Jackson Back (as J.J. Jones). Kudos to Jackson Beck & Earl Hammond for playing villainous roles. Bravo to Marian Seldes for playing the Love Interest. And I’d give a round of applause to Larry Haines because he stole the show. He has played many roles where he acts paranoid/puzzled/agitated/on-the-edge and this was one of his best roles: A killer living in Oblivion. If you’re a fan of Larry Haines and/or Marian Seldes, this is one CBSRMT episode to enjoy. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-06-29 08:23:06', 1, 'ad5cb59f1cf20f76e6849363cc609c4d', '175.107.12.89'),
(10396, '0346', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★☆☆ for AVERAGE. Sam Dann is one of best writers of CBSRMT and this Drama-Mystery that he wrote was pretty good, however, I think it could''ve been greater. It was suspenseful and it had a good storyline where the main villain tries to be good as he falls in love with one of his enemies, but it was predictable that Karma would catch up to him and he''d compare his last minutes on Earth like the last minutes of a butterfly''s life. One thing that didn''t make sense in this story, is at the 6-minute mark where our main character says "I don''t speak English" even though he is speaking the language. The title of this is good, but other titles could work such as "The Man Of Perception," or "The Past Reborn," or even "The Caterpillar''s Dream." A lot of good music tunes that build up the drama & suspense. The sound effects, I think, needed more. They had sounds of the prisoner''s gate sliding, the whipping, rotary phone, doors, crowd murmuring, carnival/dance music in the background, birds chirping, howling wind, and gun shots. In our Host''s Prologue, E.G. Marshall used a different intro: "Weaver of the stuff that nightmares are made of." Good intro for horror stories, but not for this particular episode. In ACT-1, he discusses survival & perception which introduces us to our main villainous character who is "A Man Of Perception." In ACT-2, he wants to know how a minor character knows about the main character''s business with Metamorphosis, Inc. In ACT-3, our Host wants to know is there a thing called the "Perfect Cover Up?" In the end, he questions how many lives do WE have when a caterpillar gets to have only 2. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall reminds the fans that this story is about the Coffin with the Golden Nails; a magical place where people can go from Dull to Beautiful. Good narrations, but I think our Host could''ve done a lot better if he narrated more on caterpillars, cocoons, and butterflies because our main character was going through the similar process. Lastly, our cast: Howard Da Silva (as Colonel Ramone Zorilla/Stanley Parker), Marian Seldes (as Anita De Onis), Ralph Bell (as Corporal & Mr. Chrysalis), and Kristoffer Tabori (as Fernando De Onis). Kristoffer Tabori did well and Ralph Bell''s so good on playing evil characters. Marian Seldes is one my favorite actresses on CBSRMT, but in ACT-2, she sounded a lot like Evie Juster. Howard Da Silva''s good for playing heroic characters, but as villains, he sounded too "stagy." He did a nice job though, but I think John Lithgow should''ve played this role. But still, it''s a decent Drama-Mystery and people who are fans of Marian Seldes and/or Ralph Bell should check this one out. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0]', '2016-06-29 08:23:07', 1, 'b818af0be672f3dfd4095b51674aed52', '175.107.12.89'),
(10397, '0203', 'actor', 'Brian Williams', 'brian@crossboardcreative.com', 'Can someone help me locate a Gwynne episode? Sadly, here''s all I recall from Act 1: Gwynne and wife hear a knock at the door one evening. They answer, and all they find is a package of some sort on their porch...\r\nWish I could remember more... Any clue, anyone?', '2016-06-29 08:23:14', 1, 'acd30637a521691cdf5e27ee7616fade', '50.132.198.70'),
(10414, '0963', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'Such great actors in this very original and well executed play The use of the helicopter pilot watching the crimes unfold was brilliant story telling. The quality of sound and the sound of effect were excellent. 5 stars', '2016-07-06 15:29:15', 1, '44c3d39308864b0aafe5e52ea87c08a5', '71.233.11.32'),
(10400, '0278', 'actor', 'Dan in South Jersey', 'dancrean@yahoo.com', 'I have enjoyed the CBS Radio Mystery Theater--even though I was not yet born for the first half of its run.  It''s great to hear so many up-and-coming stars as well as radio''s original stars and all the other talents of the (primarily) NYC area.  \r\n\r\nI am not certain if Ray Owens (sometimes credited as "Cliff Owens") did much radio work during the Golden Age of radio, but, as anyone who has listened to any of his episodes in this series can attest to, he was a fine voice actor.  Many of the Baby Boomers have heard the late Mr. Owens (updated information on his imdb page) in such series as Astroboy (as Dr. Elefun), Gigantor (as Inspector Blooper), and Kimba the White Lion (as Dan''l Baboon), but the Gen-Xers may remember him for his roles in Superbook (as Prof. Peeper) and The Flying House (as S.I.R. the Robot), both Christian anime series.  Needless to say, in all of these series, he performed multiple roles, not just the aforementioned ones, and in many other series as well (primarily dubs of anime series).  Besides acting, Ray also performed script writing duties (Japanese to English) for all of these series. \r\n\r\nThe profile picture is definitely not that of Ray Owens though.  (I will try to find a better one of him.) \r\n\r\nI am actually a bit surprised that I was the first to comment on Ray Owens'' work, but I hope that I am not the last.  \r\n\r\nKudos to this wonderful site for keeping radio plays alive and well! ', '2016-07-04 18:54:36', 1, 'ad3d41010e2d935ec3c76f6300907fbb', '76.116.61.13'),
(10401, '0203', 'actor', 'Frank Max', 'tyaht@yahoo.com', 'Hi Brian—you''re thinking of The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg—I just re-listened to it—it''s great! Pleasant Dreams! Lol\r\nhttp://www.cbsrmt.com/episode-412-man-that-corrupted-hadleyburg-the.html', '2016-07-04 18:54:37', 1, '9e4eb42c7f4b03f835a6198e07f8abcd', '74.108.155.53'),
(10463, '0788', 'episode', 'Issa', 'none@none.com', 'Dudley is a tool.  His voice is irritating and he is, in every way, that irritating pimple no one wants on their face.', '2016-07-24 16:56:26', 1, '13f71220d57b5dca7141898cd76cebc0', '50.203.25.34'),
(10403, '0203', 'actor', 'Tod', 'toyyat@gmail.com', 'Episode 0412, "The Man Who Corrupted Hadleyberg" is a is adapted from a Mark Twain story.', '2016-07-04 18:54:49', 1, '501d3dc078b572c49abfd5bf33fb9508', '188.174.242.213'),
(10404, '1125', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. James Agate, Jr. put a lot of effort in his writing when he wrote this Drama-Mystery of Charles Jules Guiteau: an assassin who became so delusional; thinking the whole world owed him favors. He was crazy to believe that prosperity was waiting for him. He felt like he was King Midas; cursed by the fates. Not only he was dangerous to others, but also dangerous to himself. This CBSRMT episode has a strong Title and other titles could work such as “Man Of Delusionâ€ or “The Assassin’s Ambition.â€ The sound effects of the jail cell, clock chiming at 8, door bell ringing, footsteps, the train whistling while engine running, opening of the window, howling wind, the Slap at the 24-minute mark, the trolley, bell tolls, pigeons, crumbs & seeds, and the newspaper pages were very supportive in this tale; making you think you there living in the late 1880’s. The music was powerful; variety of tunes that expressed desire, desolation, frustration, and deadly consequences. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall brings up the distinction between “Assassinationâ€ and “Murder.â€ In ACT-1, he makes strong points about those who strongly believe in themselves, who have no friends, become their own worst enemy. In ACT-2, he enlightens the fans that this assassin was drawn by ambition which turned History upside down. In ACT-3, he enlightens us again that the killer developed new delusions and new terrors. In the end, our Host points out that self-appointed saviors see death as an answer. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall stated that “No man in high office is safe from the assassin’s handâ€ and it’s important to stay civilized. I’d give our Host props for narrating this story like he was a history teacher. But big props go out to our talented cast: John Lithgow (as Charles Jules Guiteau), Patricia Elliott (as Anna Bunn Guiteau & Mrs. Hager), and Robert Dryden (as Morland Finley & Uncle Ted). SPECIAL NOTE: Himan Brown plays the role of Secretary of State James G. Blaine (who told Charles Guiteau to never come back to the White House). Both Patricia Elliott & Robert Dryden played their roles terrifically. But for John Lithgow, he played the villain magnificently! It’s too bad that he only did 10 CBSRMT episodes and he should’ve done more. But still, this is one of his best roles ever! Tune in to this one if you’re a history buff and/or a fan of John Lithgow. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-07-04 18:54:48', 1, '055a71f63534115c2a5fdf6bea86ba99', '175.107.4.242'),
(10405, '0923', 'episode', 'Migghu', 'mickeysnead@yahoo.com', 'Omg. Oh crazy good', '2016-07-04 18:54:52', 1, '788f5984fa4fc7136d5d6233142e3fbf', '66.87.99.52'),
(10406, '0923', 'episode', 'DarrylBassett', '', '  Did this steal 99% from Superman''s origin first written in 1938 by Siegel and Shuster?  In that version, he went to an orphanage, but it appears by 1939, the Ma and Pa Kent adopt Superman instead.\r\n \r\n  Good thing the *Kent* family inherited a farm at the same time in this story.\r\n\r\n', '2016-07-04 18:54:59', 1, 'fb324191e6ba2a7027beaa8d01903f80', '220.239.115.58'),
(10407, '1080', 'episode', 'Jill', 'jill_petty@hotmail.com', 'Amazing. A new favorite. ', '2016-07-04 18:55:01', 1, 'eb76553daa1ddad7e9fa46ad7d789a3a', '50.233.7.98'),
(10408, '0001', 'episode', 'Kim ', 'kcshark@charter.net', 'I was 9 years old and tucked a battery powered AM radio under my pillow and listened to the Mystery Theater for years while living on West Wood St in Decatur, Illinois. What a treasure to find this site 40+years later. I can''t wait to listen to every single one of them. What a treasure ! ', '2016-07-04 18:55:14', 1, '3c801ded934a7f30f8f04d296d5fc9d4', '24.179.81.130'),
(10411, '0660', 'episode', 'Nancy', 'silverfoxhuber@yahoo.com', 'Who played the part of the sheriff? ', '2016-07-06 15:29:13', 1, 'f0ae4a06602e0a477d2043c7c26a6561', '65.30.52.101'),
(10412, '0512', 'episode', 'Pamela', 'pamelamorriswrites@gmail.com', 'Wonderful episode! Just when you think you''ve figured it out, you find out you haven''t! ', '2016-07-06 15:29:17', 1, 'bcd202496336151628fc05ab2e6f9b68', '128.84.117.79'),
(10410, '0203', 'actor', 'MWarack', '', 'I think you mean the "The Man who corrupted Hadleyburg"', '2016-07-04 18:55:13', 1, '0dcb62706f1f555fade2c55472318be0', '72.218.47.127'),
(10778, '0082', 'episode', 'Ez', 'ez@009design.com', 'Elspeth Eric''s episodes are the best!', '2016-11-30 17:15:30', 1, 'ff5798a195205d6f14ecaab6070434e1', '108.61.57.213'),
(10416, '0957', 'episode', ' Angie ', 'angizoink@gmail.com', ' I thought this was a fairly mediocre predictable episode by no means scary and somewhat hammy. Especially the  over powering hyperbolic voice characterisation of the medium. Utterly ludicrous, verging on hysterical. I thought one of the scariest episode was The Church of Hell by far superior in suspense,plot and character development . Everybody raves about this one, and for the life of me, I really can''t appreciate why?   Judging by the overwhelming favourable comments for this episode  I am obviously  missing something.....', '2016-07-06 15:29:38', 1, '15accca9c996421fd4777c7617bd1939', '82.40.23.231'),
(10417, '0259', 'episode', 'Karen', 'thekarenunger@gmail.com', 'Johnny Gordon (Howard Da Silva), Mike Perry (Robert Gordon), and Claire (Teri Keane) grew up together. But the trio became a duo 20 years ago when Claire married Johnny. Johnny''s a cop, trying to nail ex-con Mike for the murder of Father Jim Morgan.\r\n\r\nNo idea why the description says "namesake."', '2016-07-06 15:29:43', 1, '2715acd2581fcd1c7bae8f43992b9c85', '166.137.12.134'),
(10419, '1366', 'episode', 'Bernard Benjamin', 'abben661@yahoo.com', 'Well written and great acting, not to mention the selection of music throughout the play.', '2016-07-07 20:37:26', 1, 'f814cbd7c7fb14ffce067b35a2d45c9a', '75.163.85.13'),
(10420, '0006', 'episode', 'Kim ', 'kcshark@charter.net', 'Another great show! ', '2016-07-11 10:05:16', 1, '44c2c42281024e1685f950b9d8ca19cf', '24.179.81.130'),
(10422, '0119', 'episode', 'Michael', 'Michael_white1@live.com', 'A fun listen. Had me wondering what was meant when the devil said some people broke through the doors of other apartments and found nothing but space beyond them. Space as in empty air or space as in...space? Interesting reference to "Billy Sunday." I didn''t think anyone from this time period would get that reference. Seems this way of getting "souls" would be a huge waste of time considering the time it takes to snare and trap anyone. Joel and Jane''s "commute" actually sounded pretty good. Forty-five minutes to get to work using public transportation!? I wish my commute were that short! Referring to a cat''s litter box as a "litter pen" (or "litter pan") was odd, as well as Joel''s strange terminology. "Rustle the bustle"? Who the heck uses that freakishly outdated term? But then, this was a 70s radio show. Found it odd that Joel or Jane didn''t follow up Apollyon''s cryptic reference to HSM in his name with the natural question as to what it means. I mean, anyone claiming that the HSM in his name means something different would cause me to instantly pay ask what I means. But they left it hanging without comment. One of their other banter seems really weird. Real people actually talked in such a nauseatingly cloying manner? ', '2016-07-11 10:05:28', 1, '7b01c361ca5156756df5d967cf730742', '172.88.242.109'),
(10423, '0089', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. I enjoyed this Drama-Mystery written by Sam Dann. A great set of characters, suspenseful flashback, gripping plot points, and a significant climax. SPECIAL NOTE: Listen to the dialogue at the 37-minute mark and you’ll notice that it’s been skipped or repeated. The Title of this mystery tale, “A Tiny Drop Of Poison,â€ works perfectly. Other titles could work like, “The 5 Year Secretâ€ or “The Other Killer.â€ There were a great number of sound effects in this, such as the cups clinking, newspaper, doors, engine motor running, frogs, crickets, the Slap, body thud, crowd cheering and music playing at the political rally, rushing footsteps, birds chirping, customers murmuring and piano playing at the restaurant, doorbell, rotary phone ringing, pills, cell gate, crowd murmuring at the Luncheon, typewriter, and the tearing of the resignation letter. There was a lot of great music tracks in this. All dramatic, suspenseful, and gripping tunes in every scene. What I enjoyed the most in this CBSRMT episode, was the cast: Tammy Grimes (as Eleanor Dailey Hartley), Paul Hecht (as Tom Caldwell and Hugo), Robert Dryden (as Ted Hartley), and Earl Hammond (as Paul Grover, Vince Perry, and Jim Parkerst). Kudos to Earl Hammond for playing characters that were both good and evil. And great job to Robert Dryden & Paul Hecht for playing protagonists. But I’d give big props to Tammy Grimes for this was her debut on CBSRMT. Listening to her character’s dialogue & inner thoughts was believable; like there was no way out of her predicament and her past would continue to haunt her. Excellent job, Tammy Grimes! Now here''s why I rate this 4 of our 5 stars: The Host’s Epilogue…it’s not there! In his Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts it off by saying the Truth shall make you free, but it can also send you to jail; which hints us that this is a Drama-Mystery, not a Fantasy-Mystery. In ACT-1, he introduces us to our main character that will have a fateful day. Later on, he questions about clues; not just physical clues, but clues in the mind/heart/conscience. In ACT-2, he lets us know that there are 2 different stories that turned into 1. Later on, he questions on who is the “otherâ€ killer. In ACT-3, he makes a statement that people can be murdered twice, but our main character did it in self-defense and she has to make a crucial decision. After the Climax, E.G. Marshall gives the listeners the “unusualâ€ Resolution: she was found not guilty and not elected. Plus, pointing out that there’s a limit to the unusual. We know the result of this mystery tale, but it’s a mystery as to what E.G. Marshall said in the missing Epilogue. But still, it’s a great story to listen to. Plus, it has commercials of Budweiser, Suburban Savings, Kellogg''s Special K, Shop Right, Diet 7UP, AAMCO, "The Good Old Days of Radio" on WOR radio, and the CBS NEWS report on Richard Nixon & the Watergate. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2016-07-11 10:05:31', 1, '1cb2d2d584a658733fd53156e10acc38', '39.54.135.172'),
(10424, '0524', 'episode', 'Barry', 'Bm990@bellsouth.net', 'I found this a very enjoyable enjoyable episode. A woman''s quest to be queen, thwarting treachery and betrayal along the way, with the guidance of her dead husband''s voice. Regrettably, with every rise comes a subsequent decline.  Could you answer the three questions to be queen? Listen and see. ', '2016-07-11 10:05:58', 1, 'ee86ac30665a8f1ea65954f569b63c85', '107.130.44.56'),
(10425, '0524', 'episode', 'Matt Sandwich', 'mattsandwich@gmail.com', 'Okay fable of a medieval woman who finds the strength to overcome great adversity after being married, widowed and disgraced in a single day. History buffs might enjoy picking apart the factual errors (like referring to the country of Turkey in the year 900), and Marian Seldes turns in a solid performance as the lead.', '2016-07-11 10:05:57', 1, 'ee46dfc72e23b66ff8b5e1ed4a0f5775', '107.77.111.108'),
(10426, '1226', 'episode', 'Melanie', 'Malka613@gmail.com', 'TO CELINE: Thank you!! Someone FINALLY responded to my request for others to list their favorite episodes! My list is posted on the comments section of my favorite episode "Return to Shadow Lake". As a sort of gift for responding, I recommend that as a lover of CBSRMT you would greatly enjoy watching the old British movie "Madonna of the Seven Moons". Enjoy!!<br>', '2016-10-07 13:29:06', 1, '6356691985aaa7e01bafa5c426b92d71', '166.137.240.118'),
(10427, '0065', 'episode', 'Bobby Elliott', 'r.e.elliott@comcast.net', 'What a treat to hear Mason Adams and Jackson Beck working the same script and Jackson Beck play two different characters which is a common occurrence in Mystery Theater. Probably Bob Dryden was the most prolific in that area. The Beck lumberjack #1 was a reprisal of his Popeye Bluto characterization and one tough hombre. The storyline was OK but not one of the better ones. We are listening in production order so take them as they come. It would have been quite an experience to have been in the studio as the actors worked their craft reading their scripts. Jackson Beck must have practially ''held court'' as the old saying goes when playing tough guys. ', '2016-07-11 10:05:46', 1, '920cad3df7ccb72cc45d6797b7a38720', '75.65.127.102'),
(10428, '1375', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'That is very funny and true!', '2016-07-11 10:05:48', 1, '0ad7306b238d9b78ac20190f349eba98', '71.233.11.32'),
(10429, '0032', 'actor', 'Celine', '', 'Really enjoy episodes with Sam Gray. I thought he was great in The Unseen Watcher.', '2016-07-11 10:05:56', 1, 'beba0671bc97cd62941a6b5e284338d9', '71.233.11.32'),
(10430, '0986', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'As usual, I''m happy some of the commercials have been preserved.  Wish there were more, and it would''ve been interesting to hear the newscast at the end, wouldn''t it?  I appreciate the good sound quality of this episode.  Was this one not done in acts?  I listen as I try to fall asleep, so I might have missed him, but I don''t recall hearing EG do anything but the intro and wrap-up.  ', '2016-07-11 10:05:53', 1, '4d8b40df4c626d7feda48f002141d1ce', '71.90.77.156'),
(10664, '0531', 'episode', 'Nickolas', 'c.nick.brown6@att.net', 'This was William Redfield''s final RMT episode. It happen 40 years ago today (10/7/76).', '2016-10-11 07:46:19', 1, '97a43c2ded224f792ae4cfc2c1727343', '99.122.177.84'),
(10440, '0012', 'episode', 'Kim ', 'kcshark@charter.net ', 'A life stolen by another persons will and wants. How unfair. Happens everyday.  Every newlywed should listen to this story. No one has the right to steal the life of another. ', '2016-07-15 11:23:46', 1, 'd20fd14b8bd4f38ed1492467b87edc1a', '24.179.81.130'),
(10441, '1187', 'episode', 'Karen', 'karen.unger@yale.edu', 'From Wikipedia: "The Odic force (also called Od) is the name given to a hypothetical vital energy or life force by Baron Carl von Reichenbach, who coined the name from that of the Norse god Odin in 1845.… It is regarded today as an example of pseudoscience." (Jada Rowland is far more believable as a young woman than Mercedes McCambridge or Agnes Moorehead.)', '2016-07-15 11:23:52', 1, '9fbeaac1556bf59e943236d314fa49fc', '173.166.85.189'),
(10433, '0012', 'actor', 'LuAnne', '', 'Ralph Bell made "The Man who asked for yesterday" one of my all-time favorites. I saw some other favorites in there as well.', '2016-07-13 14:12:37', 1, '9015de412918f4889572d54f2a14e6da', '39.54.78.252'),
(10434, '0026', 'episode', 'LuAnne', '', 'Ralph Bell made "The Man who asked for yesterday" one of my all-time favorites. I saw some other favorites in there as well.', '2016-07-13 14:12:38', 1, '5388ef6e89d220dd81ca75d462617776', '39.54.78.252'),
(10435, '0089', 'episode', 'Chris', '', 'After Russles very comprehensive review I always wonder what to add. I also enjoye dTammy Griems very much and even before I read Russles words I thought she did an exceptional job on the dialogues and "inner" thoughts. Well acted and all around a great show! Check it out! Let us know your thoughts?', '2016-07-13 14:12:45', 1, '472b4f66eecde2f48c12e2069fa73a70', '39.54.78.252'),
(10436, '0331', 'episode', 'Chip', 'checkmateking361@msn.com', 'This CBSRMT episode was inspired by the 1957 Dana Andrews movie,"Zero Hour" which was the movie spoofed by the 1980 film "Airplane" which was basically a comedy version of the previous 1957 film.  That makes this CBSRMT episode the first time that the 1957 move "Zero Hour", in which Andrews plays reluctant hero Ted Stryker, inspired a copy - five years before the release of "Airplane". It''s likely that writer Ian Martin had been a big fan of the 1957 movie and saw its dramatic potential for radio just as Abrahams and the Zucker brothers would later mine the original films comedic potential for a comedy version remake.', '2016-07-13 14:12:49', 1, '1f9a582c08df13589aea8c9d4f8e4ea7', '104.35.156.122'),
(10437, '0010', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kcshark@charter.net', 'Very eerie episode.  I hope I''m never like this. ', '2016-07-13 14:12:50', 1, '02333a852d1938647f4308e8f100b4c9', '24.179.81.130'),
(10438, '0278', 'episode', 'Melanie', 'Malka613@gmail.com', 'TO CELINE: Thank you for posting your list of favorite CBS Radio Mystery Theater Episodes! Someone FINALLY responded to my request for others to list their favorite episodes! My list is posted here on the comments section of my favorite episode "Return to Shadow Lake". As a sort of gift for responding, I recommend that as a lover of CBSRMT you would greatly enjoy watching the old British Film "Madonna of the Seven Moons" by Gainsborough Studios. Enjoy!!<br>', '2016-10-07 13:29:19', 1, '8e0e6af10f2e06e4cf9dfcffdd941d2d', '73.173.144.152'),
(10439, '1012', 'episode', 'Russ', 'Russ.Hilton@outlook.com', '2 of my favorite CBSRMT actors together. Fantastic!', '2016-07-13 14:13:25', 1, '64e54b70b6311c83d03405bdd82166a5', '98.206.56.13'),
(10442, '0299', 'episode', 'Rob', '', 'I was listening to "The rape of the Maia", and heared one of my favorite cartoon characters in it. \r\nArnold Stang was also the voice for ''Top Cat''... \r\n\r\nIt''s funny, hearing Top Cat in the CBSRMT. ', '2016-07-15 11:23:56', 1, '8519c0e456fb9a032b8bd144d8bca4ee', '75.98.114.172'),
(10443, '0228', 'actor', 'Rob', '', 'Arnold Stang was also the voice for ''Top Cat''!  It''s funny, hearing Top Cat in the CBSRMT. ', '2016-07-15 11:23:57', 1, '0670a13be7a337a7fabd80079ae2fe93', '75.98.114.172'),
(10444, '0278', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'Melanie: So glad you saw my list. I realized that I should have listed them here. Did you listen to \r\n"Blizzard of Fear"? Its a snow storm story. Thanks for the tip  on the British movie. I will watch it!\r\n\r\nYou have listed so many that I know I probably repeated some. I listened on your recommendation to 2 of the Indian Trilogy+. Loved them. The sound quality on the 3rd was poor. Will give it another try. I am going to list some other favorites here soon.', '2016-07-15 11:24:00', 1, '22a499c0b8b266e04572b143db680256', '71.233.11.32'),
(10445, '0615', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'I liked this episode. Had me guessing til the end. Tammy Grimes is always terrific in these dramas. just love her!', '2016-07-15 11:24:01', 1, '9d98172c6d6896ccf25b6a55718b7e65', '71.233.11.32'),
(10446, '0278', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'MELANIE: Here are some of my favorites that are not on your updated, updated list: Ring of Roses, Mother Love, Pharoah''s Curse, Real Printer''s Devil, Trouble with Murder, Island of the Lost, I Must Kill Edna,Bride for Death, Give the Devil His Due,The Sending, Blizzard of Terror, Dig Me Deadly, Dream of Death, Deadly Pearls, The Reluctant Killer, Sleepy Village, The Colony, The Disembodied Voice, Death in the Stars, Witches Almanac, Elixer of Death, Red Frisbee,The Lady of the Mist, Half a Life, The Infernal Triangle,Three Elders of Lifeboat Landing, Demon Lover, Train Stops, Child of the Sea, Cherchez la Femme, Til Death Do Us Part, The Phantom House, Boomerang,Island on Silvertree Lake, Ocean of Emptiness.Stay out of the Dutchmen''s House, Tourist Trap, Wave of Terror, Sand Castle, Desert Maiden,Henrietta''s Revenge,Lovely People, The Unseen Watcher. ', '2016-07-15 11:24:03', 1, '6695b88df389eba73ad9de851b7704dd', '71.233.11.32'),
(10447, '0518', 'episode', 'Pamela', 'pamelamorriswrites@gmail.com', 'I confess I don''t get the whole "Go to Jerusalem" thing. What''s the symbolism here?', '2016-07-15 11:24:06', 1, '0994ee172ad74ea1874d0596f4479e60', '128.84.117.79'),
(10448, '0650', 'episode', 'Mmmbacon', 'Greenbjim@aol.com', 'Say what you want about CBS Mystery Theatre and it''s place literary history. In the VERY WORST case it can never be said that it is not THE authoritative compendium of old fashioned names. There will never be another more complete voluminous collection of Nom De Plumes of Olde compiled in one place. Where else can one see such a massive collection of Millicents or Margaret''s in one place? Well nowhere I say, that''s where.', '2016-07-19 17:10:12', 1, '7950fa4b5e67dc291f5dfa5f89d67a86', '108.249.182.112');
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(10449, '1377', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. A terrific Drama-Mystery, written by Sam Dann, that adds Romance into the mix. The chemistry between the wealthy woman & the burglar was insightful. Here we have a woman, in a loveless marriage, who encounters a criminal who sticks to a Gentleman''s Code. The best line he said was around the 5-minute mark: “The only time I ever place my hand on a woman, is at her invitation.â€ From that point on, the mystery story was building up to a good climax, but a sporadic resolution on how they met again. The title works, but a punchier title would be “Exodus 20:16â€ or better yet, call it “Smitten With A Criminal.â€ The sound effects of the jewelry at the dressing table, clock chiming at midnight, doors, rotary phones, door buzzer, newspaper, jail cell gate, and birds chirping were very useful in this. The music as well with its number of tunes to express suspense & distress. In our Host’s Prologue, Tammy Grimes brings up the 9th Commandment right away. In ACT-1, she quotes the “Venus and Adonisâ€ poem by Shakespeare: “Love laughs at locksmithsâ€ (which means love will find a way) which leads to introducing our main character on how she found real love. In ACT-2, Tammy Grimes points out that our main character is only guilty of an indiscretion. Later on, she points out that our leading lady holds her lover’s life in her hands. In ACT-3, she quotes a philosopher’s saying, “Truth is always in short supply and that is why it is used sparingly.â€ Not only that, she states that truth is stranger than fiction, but truth is often a stranger to us while fiction is familiar. In the end, she quotes John Green who quoted Francois Rabelais, “I go to seek a Great Perhaps.â€ In her Epilogue, not only Tammy Grimes talked about the 9th Commandment again, but also talked about the “Silent Liesâ€ that we keep to ourselves. This is one of Tammy Grimes’s best contributions as Host that explained the story to a T. Even the cast themselves played their parts to a T: Teri Keane (as Alicia Trademore), Michael Tolan (as Richard “Dickâ€ Scott, Clayton, and the Judge), and Earl Hammond (as Dr. Joseph Bennett, Lieutenant Kaplan, and the Juror). Great roles for this great cast, especially to Teri Keane & Michael Tolan. The way they portrayed their characters was so good, I’d wish they played these parts on TV, in a Film, or on Stage. These 2 go together like CBSRMT actors Wesley Addy & Celeste Holm (Ep. #0094, #0097, and #0216). If you’re searching for a mystery episode that greatly affects characters’ emotions, this CBSRMT episode is one of them. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-07-19 17:10:14', 1, '23ea1ee09dd980597be3e947831a2d38', '128.199.42.73'),
(10450, '0395', 'episode', 'Roger H.', 'rogerhuggett@outlook.com', 'A woman''s sister pays a PI to check into her fiancee''s background to break up marriage and when he fails to show at the alter, the bride hires him to find out why.  Good morality story on many levels as its fraught with questions of situational ethics.  Should he work for the second sister, whether the client''s best interests or sticking to his job is proper, and his plan to win her away for her protection. Its all well acted and because she is attractive, not far-fetched that he''d be interested or that she''d question his integrity.', '2016-07-19 17:10:35', 1, '3a53326b914b84e8ec986205ab2a2ea1', '97.127.106.79'),
(10451, '0001', 'episode', 'David Kersul', 'Bikosura@yahoo.com', 'Hello fellow CBS Mystery Theater listeners! Wow! I thought this was lost forever! Back in ''74,I also listened to this radio show with a transistor radio tucked under my pillow at nights so my parents couldn''t hear. I was looking for this for years on the net,but I forgot it was E.G.Marshall who narrated the show. I had been looking it up under Orsen Welles name,because I remember hearing his name as a kid. Today I totally found this accidentally by looking up what was popular back in 1974,for nostalgia purposes. The Game of Life,Stratego and this came up! Yeah! Wish Millenials could get turned on to the mystery of storytelling fused with your own imagination.Incredbible!', '2016-07-19 17:10:36', 1, 'd7edff1de178783fd73b1886547107dd', '24.102.72.24'),
(10452, '0660', 'episode', 'Nathan', 'nacama54@yahoo.ca', 'Robert Dryden was the Sheriff', '2016-07-19 17:10:45', 1, 'd5263300c67b2fcf54fbac537d386492', '50.92.183.9'),
(10453, '0017', 'episode', 'Kim ', 'kcshark@charter.net', 'I loved this episode. I agree with the previous readers and listeners. I listened to these shows as a child and really enjoy hearing them again. I''m planning on listening to them every night. Thank you for putting this site together !!!!', '2016-07-19 17:10:20', 1, 'a3cc18301e215fd36063fae550aeba1c', '66.87.153.11'),
(10456, '0056', 'episode', 'Dale', 'Luscomber@aol.com ', 'I too, have been listening in sequence. This one,so far, is a masterpiece. To prove it, this is the first-time that I have ever bothered to comment on an episode!', '2016-07-20 14:11:59', 1, 'cbafbb995fc99cc78fe96c5252335803', '172.58.171.62'),
(10457, '0018', 'episode', 'KC', 'kcshark@charter.net', 'Really enjoyed this episode !!  The old man got what he deserved......finally !  ', '2016-07-20 14:11:44', 1, '6d09132a5909b57ffd1ea085731581e7', '66.87.152.64'),
(10455, '1105', 'episode', 'David', 'Dkunderwood@hotmail.com', 'I agree with Shelby. That was a well constructed resolution to the issue at hand, which made for a good ending. A good listen. Recommend you give this play 45 minutes of your life. ', '2016-07-19 17:10:26', 1, '52a57140a82e72dca4075fc08cf90d62', '73.225.97.226'),
(10458, '1069', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'Too funny,Tracy. I am used to him being evil not grumpy! ', '2016-07-20 14:11:46', 1, '8b74ff396264873a702f46d6054fff53', '71.233.11.32'),
(10459, '1055', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'It is so true. People get addicted to these charlatans. Even though, he was informed that his life was in danger and that this couple had nefarious plans for him, he returned to them because "they were his best friends." It is a sad commentary on mystics and mediums.  Many people( often grief stricken) still want to believe even when they are shown evidence of the fraud.', '2016-07-20 14:11:50', 1, '90fc9c075473eb68c56288b05a061848', '71.233.11.32'),
(10461, '0019', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kcshark@charter.net', 'Loved this one!  Great mystery!  The commercials were great too. Can you believe that a bank in NJ was offering 5.25% on their savings accounts !!!! Ah the good old days !  ', '2016-07-24 16:55:41', 1, '3179afd491b62423dce9fef23520b95d', '24.179.81.130'),
(10462, '0108', 'actor', 'Dale', 'Luscomber@aol.com ', 'She was the ultimate Cat Woman. Too bad they didn''t spin her off into her own series.', '2016-07-24 16:55:43', 1, '73744728e70319bee7fd374d805c27e4', '172.58.145.71'),
(10464, '0056', 'episode', 'Jon', 'Jmiller@sftc.com', 'Agree with everyone else - one of the better ones!  I''m starting to like Sam Dann.', '2016-07-24 16:55:45', 1, '620d259331a521f69b2ffee5b5d506d4', '99.46.180.200'),
(10465, '0849', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Crystal clear audio, which I appreciate very much. ', '2016-07-24 16:56:17', 1, 'bd9f0b7953dfcedea347adfbd84d47df', '71.90.77.156'),
(10467, '0126', 'actor', 'Greg', 'Gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'He usually played a nice guy that you liked. Great actor who was always believable.', '2016-07-24 16:55:54', 1, '66a8f23b1d50535a79331373e0cc6220', '65.78.169.155'),
(10468, '0290', 'actor', 'Greg', 'Gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'What a fantastic writing talent. He wrote a great many of the rmt episodes.', '2016-07-24 16:56:09', 1, 'a03bf69ee8a126e220c019c382836341', '65.78.169.155'),
(10469, '0295', 'actor', 'Greg', 'Gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'She seemed cute and innocent. I liked her.', '2016-07-24 16:56:02', 1, '4dbcd8ec38baca294527fad41c795cd0', '65.78.169.155'),
(10470, '0159', 'actor', 'Greg', 'Gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'He did a great job in this role as an attorney.Professional, believable and interesting to listen to.', '2016-07-24 16:55:58', 1, '181931a26d5c7e1300f951e994c6d3d8', '65.78.169.155'),
(10471, '1303', 'episode', 'Mike C', 'grtpmpkin32@aol.com', 'SPOILERS!\r\n\r\nI know I''m going to ruffle some feathers here, but I found this well-acted... and utterly unsatisfying. For one thing, I can understand why our ''old spinster'' *was* a spinster -- she''s a bit of an uptight, smarmy old bitty. She may have a good heart but the way she speaks to her oldest friend is chock full of sarcastic questioning and left-handed condescension. Then we have the most ridiculously pompous and just plain stupid ''sheriff'' in the entire series -- the way he dismisses her initial plea for help is stunning in its patronizing ignorance and complete disregard for his job and his friends'' well-being, and ultimately chooses an easy way out instead of investigating the actual crime. And our old spinster? She''s spent a whole episode doing what she can, even by her own admission doing things she''d despised in other people, to save her oldest friend... but she just seems to stop really caring once he''s dead. She races to his home in a panic and then sees the mess and sees him dead, and by the time our wonderful sheriff (who dismissed her gunshot story as well, but then came anyway?) shows up and in his classic way of dismissing actual truth and logic, her demeanor becomes one giant shrug of the shoulders. As well, after spending a whole episode with the ''old fool'' but big-hearted Cartwright''s dreams and sadly misplaced loyalty to his wife, we get a violent ending for him without the slightest explanation, no connection to the preceding story, and not an ounce of investigation or answers. Really? Let''s wrap up the entire story lead up to this moment to dismiss it so we can have an ironic twist/punishment for our antagonists. It''s one of the dumbest things Dann wrote for this series, and he has some of the best ones in the whole run, so it baffles me. The actors are all excellent, fit their written parts perfectly, but none of that matters in the last few minutes because the climax to the entire conflict happens offstage by an unknown, unexplained and unquestioned murderer. Deus Ex Machina? It''s just plain bad.', '2016-07-24 16:55:57', 1, '40a243ad977a3c001ceac3d210690ab7', '173.218.47.249'),
(10472, '0340', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. This Drama-Mystery, written by Sam Dann, was very likable. It’s not the most intense mystery tale, but entertaining that CBSRMT fans can tune in and have sympathy for our main character who only needed 2 things in her life: Excitement & Affection. The title, “The Other Lifeâ€ is suitable, but another way to title this would be “The Urge To Be Freeâ€ because that’s what our main character wanted to do and not be labeled as the “Sensible One.â€ In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by describing Hell and how people design it in their own way. That kind of intro would be good for a Fantasy-Mystery involving devils, witches, warlocks, or demons. In ACT-1, he mentions the Quiet People and 1 in particular: our main character. In ACT-2, he points out that a neglected wife would eventually see someone else. At the end of the Act, he mentions that a compulsive gambler breaks all 10 commandments. But our main character only broke 3. In ACT-3, he mentions the story of Dante’s Inferno where there are illusions of delirious hopes, which sort of makes sense to connect with this kind of story. After the climax, our Host asks did our leading characters really learn their lessons? It’s a Resolution we will never know. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall mentions a cat’s 9 lives, but asks how many lives are we leading? But what was great about this story was the music & sound effects. The sounds of the Airport Cab Stand, traffic noise, soft delicate music playing, doors, footsteps, rotary phone, wine bottle, wine glasses, piano playing at the fancy restaurant, sports car engine running, glassware, and the roulette ball at the casino were very supportive in this. As for the music, a whole lot of dramatic tunes in each Act. Plus, those melancholy tracks you hear every time our main character would narrate her situations. And the greatest part of all in this CBSRMT episode, was the cast: Mercedes McCambridge (as Della McKellar), Ralph Bell (as Bernard Winestein and Mike), Bryna Raeburn (as Edith and the Female Reporter), and Elliott Reid (as Frederick T. McKellar and Carl Leon). Good performances by Ralph Bell, Bryna Raeburn, and Elliott Reid for each playing 2 roles. But the most excellent performance was done by Mercedes McCambridge. One minute she plays the part with a downhearted tone, the next minute she plays the part with ambition. Mercedes McCambridge was destined to be part of CBSRMT! Tune in to this mystery tale if you’re a fan of Mercedes McCambridge’s acting. Plus, it has commercials of Sine Off Sinus Tablets, a music jingle for Shop Right, and Phlogam Tablets. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2016-07-24 16:56:00', 1, '0afb97eeb1e3ff32c9bbb1ba2cdab30e', '82.196.9.227'),
(10473, '0026', 'episode', 'Luanne', '', 'Ralph Bell made "The Man who asked for yesterday" one of my all-time favorites. ', '2016-07-24 16:56:03', 1, '440cbe5dcf52b5273dc3d2ac5e8b1f4c', '82.196.9.227'),
(10482, '0024', 'episode', 'Kim ', 'kcshark@charter.net', 'Loved hearing the old commercials. What a tramp, that Sally, selfish selfish old tramp. Karma is a bitch. ', '2016-07-25 17:31:34', 1, '654365fb11afe4cbda516130f3d8d161', '24.179.81.130'),
(10475, '0900', 'episode', 'Mmmbacon', 'Jimbgreen@gmail.com', '"That creep can roll..."', '2016-07-24 16:56:07', 1, '16e391b8db9dbd82cf98075ce29b7bf1', '108.249.182.112'),
(10476, '0150', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT as well. This is one of my favorite episodes with a fairy tale feel. It''s hard to tell a morality tale that isn''t too sappy and this one really hits the mark as a good quality morality tale. In this story, the girl learns about unconditional love and the young man still has a ways to go. The story does have a kind of Bardo feel to it as well, as others here have mentioned. I think it was very well done and the acting is good too. The music and sound effects also add to the mood.', '2016-07-24 16:56:23', 1, '003636d737bf50dada26138d98409503', '71.35.166.152'),
(10477, '0064', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'This is another favorite episode of mine and it''s a total classic! I love the comedy in this episode and Bryna Raeburn is brilliant as the nagging wife. My favorite scene in the episode is when Henry is planning to murder her (the day before their planned trip) and everything goes wrong and there is one delay after another. The wife''s mom calls up on the phone and they start in talking. The wife is explaining to her mom about how to take care of her cat while they are away and what to feed it, etc. The scene is so realistic, ha, ha! ', '2016-07-25 17:31:36', 1, '7b31ef67033730dabfd844c2852ec364', '71.35.166.152'),
(10478, '0909', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'A couple commercials included (YAY!!), very good sound quality, decent (arguably believable) story.  ', '2016-07-24 16:56:31', 1, '4499fab7c613ef35ee22b5e3962c69c8', '71.90.77.156'),
(10479, '0251', 'actor', 'Celine', '', 'She was such a talent and so scary in this episode.', '2016-07-24 16:56:32', 1, '4e5739e54ba323d52f11cf68033ddb5e', '71.233.11.32'),
(10480, '1007', 'episode', 'Laura C', 'laura@escmedia.net', 'An excellent episode - very good script and a fine cast. \r\n', '2016-07-24 16:56:33', 1, '1fd4bec0728910f144f29800eaccb8d4', '50.37.27.13'),
(10481, '0056', 'episode', 'Melanie', 'Malka613@gmail.com', 'Dale, as someone who has listened to a lot of episodes, I personally Would NOT recommend listening in order, because I have noticed most of those people who listen in order stop listening during the 1975 episodes, after listening to some less than stellar episodes. As you go along, read comments to see if the episode is good or not and what listeners recommend (don''t read the plot descriptions before you listen). I wrote a list of best episodes in the comments section of the Great Episode "Return to Shadow Lake". I recommend you skip around through the years and listen to episodes that appeal to you or that were recommended by listeners- then find some favorites of your own!!', '2016-07-24 16:56:41', 1, 'f83a3d75cb45c1dd980a8deb5b290d64', '107.72.162.115'),
(10483, '0278', 'episode', 'Don Heiland, Jr.', 'hdon698808@yahoo.com', 'Melanie, If your goal is to listen to every episode, I would go in order. I have done what you have done (cherry picked the best episodes so far) and have only listened to about half the episodes of the 1399 episodes. Here are two of my favorites. I did not see them on your list. Both episodes are from the last year 1982. Episode 1320. The Hanging Sheriff. And Episode 1338. The Women Who Wanted To Live. These two episodes are so good (In my opinion) they are both in my top 25. I am sure you will be adding these two episodes to your top 150 list.', '2016-07-25 17:31:39', 1, 'd31fe6b79d575f429cfaf219f6df713d', '72.209.191.97'),
(10486, '0252', 'episode', 'Doug', 'douglasscruggs@gmail.com', 'Marko M., uhh Ben Franklin was NOT a president. Just saying...', '2016-07-29 10:10:30', 1, '5ef683acded44f332938a0ba886e8d33', '104.5.176.79'),
(10485, '0049', 'actor', 'ADAM ROACH', 'realadamant@gmail.com', 'Mandel was perfect for one of the most-used plot devices used on CBSRMT: Ordinary guy with so-so life that for no apparent reason goes straight to Hell overnight, bringing the demise of many of those surrounding him.', '2016-07-25 17:31:57', 1, '8aa5371b24cfd01a2bcd20b1ce389ae2', '72.66.41.228'),
(10487, '0805', 'episode', 'OTR Fan', 'Tykke@live.com', 'This is a bitter sweet story. Glad it ended as it did as we don''t all get second chances', '2016-07-29 10:10:19', 1, 'a1b8610bf90d933409e7a78e6693ba01', '50.68.148.77'),
(10488, '0049', 'actor', 'Jeff', 'jeffobryant@catt.com', 'Kramer has a great voice and perfect timing. I especially  like his X Minus One episodes, which are among the most memorable to me- particularly "The Girls from Earth."  ', '2016-07-29 10:10:21', 1, 'b487ee130a36a6bb056a1c16872d4507', '208.99.109.206'),
(10490, '0988', 'episode', 'Laura C', 'laura@escmedia.net', 'A satisfying detective plot with a good ending.\r\n', '2016-07-29 10:10:27', 1, '4c9747ed5b5fb169c960073408f6d161', '50.37.29.229'),
(10491, '0374', 'episode', 'Celine', 'cdesantis530@comcast.net', 'Very funny and very true, Dave. I liked this quiet and easily understood drama.', '2016-07-29 10:10:28', 1, 'fb1a083e7e795a66ce06af30afc6850e', '71.233.11.32'),
(10492, '0580', 'episode', 'keith ballard', 'Keithballard7083@hotmail.com', 'This a superb episode with some of the best actors in radio', '2016-07-29 10:10:31', 1, 'c894edab717d933494520805f141ed27', '73.252.50.8'),
(10493, '1221', 'episode', 'Erik', 'indigo.walrus@gmail.com', 'Haha! He gave her a mouth and the VERY first thing she did was start nagging. He should have shut her down right there and then.', '2016-07-29 10:10:43', 1, '4d1c58337d75767f1f24dc28b61325e1', '24.127.193.97'),
(10498, '0666', 'episode', 'Zeezee1', 'filmnoir50@gmail.com', 'It''s tongue-in-cheek, not "tongue and cheek".', '2016-08-19 20:05:48', 1, '235ad69d0e07d03735c7e5c12ff76215', '100.12.149.46'),
(10495, '0666', 'episode', 'Paul Liberti', 'Plibertiny@aol.com', 'This is one of those rare tongue and cheek satire episodes that were rare and so wonderful on Radio Mystery Theater. I loved Sam Dann''s   sense of ironic humor. The cast led by the wonderful Larry Haines makes this one one of my favorites. It was a reflection of the times and performed with a bit of an eye wink. Give it a listen! Highly recommended. ', '2016-07-29 10:10:57', 1, '5f9238aac927c795a21dcdeb9068ff25', '74.105.101.93'),
(10496, '0507', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Good sound quality.  Very happy that the commercials haven''t been edited out.  ', '2016-07-29 10:10:49', 1, '9d38ac3f7dea306a1b564e8a4283c3a0', '71.90.77.156'),
(10500, '0426', 'episode', 'Roger Huggett Jr.', 'rogerhuggett@outlook.com', 'Finally got to this one!  This was the only episode I could remember any of as a kid listening to a small am radio although I listened as often as I could! Couldn''t wait to hear it before I commented!  Main reason I''ve been working my way through all these episodes!\r\n', '2016-08-19 20:06:02', 1, '24fe79f3090f5fa571afd64f502e9b08', '70.59.86.43'),
(10501, '0032', 'episode', 'Zack Margolies', 'ZACKMARGOLIES@YAHOO.COM', 'Hearing Gerald Ford''s voice about Watergate gives truth to the saying that he was the only man who couldn''t walk and chew gum at the same time.  But, he was a gentleman and much better than the choices we have today.', '2016-08-19 20:06:58', 1, 'a824e4ce4c02743600cf0bceb995de78', '173.49.207.191'),
(10502, '0426', 'episode', 'Roger Huggett Jr.', 'rogerhuggett@outlook.com', 'Finally got to this one!  This was the only episode I could remember any of as a kid listening to a small am radio although I listened as often as I could! Couldn''t wait to hear it before I commented!  Main reason I''ve been working my way through all these episodes!\r\n', '2016-08-19 20:06:12', 1, '9c79dbf92d1be96d457cc9fb52c89aea', '70.59.86.43'),
(10503, '0595', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. What I like about Sam Dann’s writing is that his storylines can put CBSRMT fans on the edge of their seats when it comes to Drama-Mysteries & Fantasy-Mysteries. This particular Drama-Mystery was going so well, but unfortunately the ending wasn’t a big astonishment. The twisted part about what happened to the love letters wasn’t shocking, striking, or surprising. An O.K. ending, but no resolution on what’s going to happen to the female characters involved. The title of this CBSRMT episode works, but another way to title it would be “All For Nothingâ€ because that’s exactly what our main villain did…all for nothing. The music had great suspenseful tracks in each Act. The sound effects, however, needed more. ACT-1 had the opening of the drawer, clicking of the revolver, gun shot, door buzzer, rotary phone, street noise, taxi cab, and doors. ACT-2 had the pushing of buttons of the telephone, 4 gun shots, background noise at the police station, and classical music. ACT-3 only had the sound of footsteps. What was great about our Host’s narrations is that E.G. Marshall pulls the listeners in by using insightful quotes. In his Prologue, he quoted German lyric poet Walther von der Vogelweide who said, “Might is right, and justice there is noneâ€ which means that this mystery tale is about focusing on justice. In ACT-1, he quoted Leo Tolstoy who said, “God sees the truth, but waitsâ€ which is actually a title of his short story. In ACT-2, he quoted a poet who said, “If you’d write a love, carve your words on ice, scribble them on the sands, and speak of love into the wind.â€ Don’t know who the poet is, but it is a powerful message to those that seek affection. In ACT-3, he quoted Honoré de Balzac who said, “A person should always keep his words to himself instead of speaking them or writing them publically, so that other folks could twist them about for their own purposes.â€ Another powerful message. At the end of the story, E.G. Marshall points out that there was no perfect crime and the killer left a bit of himself of his personality at the crime scene. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall explains how the Ripple Effect works. It would make sense to talk about it at the very beginning of the show, but the quotes from poets/novelists made a greater contribution to the story. Another great thing about this, was our cast: Les Tremayne (as Emerson Maitland), Robert Dryden (as Jacko Lewiston and Lieutenant Quince), Martha Greenhouse (as Lolly Hovas and Evangeline Maitland), Earl Hammond (as Honest John Flanders and the Cab Driver), and Bryna Raeburn (as Lena Morgan). I’d give props to our actors & actresses for playing their 2 parts. And I’d give big props to Les Tremayne for his villainous role. It’s too bad that he only did 2 episodes for CBSRMT; this one and #0341-THE IDEAS OF MARCH. But still, it was a delight to hear. That, and hearing Himan Brown’s commercial about the GENERAL MILLLS RADIO ADVENTURE THEATER that premiered on February 5th, 1977. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2016-08-19 20:06:12', 1, 'f0af572b728c8ce73eb500f2418aec70', '175.107.1.159'),
(10504, '0462', 'episode', 'Pawel', 'pawelk1234@gmail.com', 'I enjoyed the atmosphere the production created. But, I have to wonder why the professor did not just check newspaper archives to be sure about what happened and then maybe go back and stop himself. It would create a paradox I suppose.', '2016-08-19 20:06:42', 1, '18bb5d2c5ad62a22e1dc1654763ad51d', '199.119.233.186'),
(10506, '0189', 'episode', 'Diggs Gavers Jr', 'coachax33@gmail.com', 'I can only add this as many of the comments sum up this episode well ....\r\n\r\nWhat is up with that picture of\r\n " Rene Roy " ?\r\n\r\nWho in their right mind would take a picture looking like that ?\r\n\r\nObviously someone mentally ill and French I would assume !\r\n\r\nThe only thing he''s missing is a cigarette filter and perhaps a Beret!', '2016-08-19 20:07:13', 1, 'c43dfcec994505678ba909db0b68d634', '66.87.78.160'),
(10544, '0026', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Commercials (!!!) - always a sweet surprise for me when they''re included.  Living near Oconomowoc, Wisconsin for much of my life, I was especially intrigued by the one for "Agent X 39," but can find nothing online about it.  If anyone knows what it was, I''d love to learn.  The announcer''s pronunciation of the town was pretty entertaining, as well.  It''s actually Oh-CON-uh-moe-WALK.  :)  Good sound quality ln this one.  Found the alarm clock annoying, but thankfully it only sounded twice.  (I drift off to sleep to these episodes.) ', '2016-08-24 10:11:02', 1, '21a6f078f625ac9413dcc336a75691d6', '71.90.77.156'),
(10508, '1183', 'episode', 'Doug', 'douglasscruggs@gmail.com', 'Bill, because every British made television show / movie mentions tea time.', '2016-08-19 20:07:08', 1, '747ca470754f88f20adfdc9d4754c6f9', '104.5.176.79'),
(10509, '0534', 'episode', 'Pamela', 'pamelamorriswrites@gmail.com', 'This was a great story! LOL. As writer, I can really relate to the characters taking over! Celena is right about "I didn''t do it." *gigglesnorts* ', '2016-08-19 20:06:20', 1, '4f0a04144df53fc97645010ea77a82e9', '128.84.117.79'),
(10510, '0094', 'episode', 'Robert', '', 'All time favorite episode! Haunting beyond belief.', '2016-08-19 20:07:12', 1, 'fbab481e3d815488efab68c97fa5235a', '175.107.14.24'),
(10511, '1026', 'episode', 'Lele', 'Mickeysnead@yahoo.comAvenue', 'Dang dude. Get a job. Way to much info. Just say..wow good one!!', '2016-08-19 20:06:26', 1, '35511c6e86dc074b9017789c183b7702', '66.87.97.86'),
(10512, '0257', 'actor', 'Melanie', 'Malka613@gmail.com', 'Hey, CBS Radio Mystery Theater fans- Our splendid Host EG Marshall is in a Movie Playing now on TCM Cable Channel- MAN ON FIRE (1957), he plays Sam Dunstock in the movie, that stars Bing Crosby. This is the first time I''ve seen him in a film! This film predates Mystery Theater by about 17 years! You can watch EG Marshall in the film On Demand this week on TCM app. We love you, EG Marshall!', '2016-08-19 20:06:36', 1, '698f54ea1d01381d8c0a187267809005', '73.173.144.152'),
(10513, '1214', 'episode', 'Karen', 'thekarenunger@gmail.com', 'A 62-year-old man (Michael Tolan) travels to Ungerville (supposedly named for the Danish word for "young"), where he meets a 17-year-old played by Tammy Grimes'' daughter, Amanda Plummer. The girl''s mother and the man''s wife are played by Teri Keane, and Robert Dryden also appears.', '2016-08-19 20:06:48', 1, 'e99119e9bf44fcc0a8806911b3cfc4e0', '173.166.85.189'),
(10515, '0540', 'episode', 'Pamela', 'pamelamorriswrites@gmail.com', 'Starts out with very poor sound quality, but improves at the 2 minute mark. \r\n\r\nWhen beautiful women start to be murdered, two cops confess to each other that they are the killer, and both truly believe they are! But who will be found guilty and will justice be served? \r\n\r\nStory idea was interesting, but I didn''t find the ending very satisfying. I would have liked a bit more of a twist or something not quite so sniveling and pathetic out of the guilty party. ', '2016-08-19 20:07:27', 1, '31980fcf3e1530dd841cdfea5fb414ab', '128.84.117.79'),
(10516, '1085', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'Really good episode. Nice love story! Earl Hammond is such a voice chameleon. He did a great job as the "Fairy Godmother". Evie Juster played  2  roles as well with her- so talented.  I enjoy Ian Martin''s writing and acting.  This is an overlooked gem. 5 stars', '2016-08-19 20:07:37', 1, '8c0edd705332db8c45196cdb6057cf9d', '71.233.11.32'),
(10517, '0223', 'episode', 'Joe', 'Ailinger91@gmail.com', 'An excellent episode but it amazed me to what extent the Holocaust experience was almost glossed over. This was just before TV and film started portraying that tragedy more vividly to Americans. You could sense how the writer wouldn''t go to certain places in 1975. EG''s comments at the end sound trite and pithy from our modern perspective when you think about the two characters and histories involved. ', '2016-08-19 20:07:27', 1, '279e93f553e45a93f65a705b3201c157', '208.93.251.126'),
(10518, '0964', 'episode', 'Karen', 'thekarenunger@gmail.com', 'Joan Shay dons three masks (actress Lorna Dale, distiller Arnold Lea, and widow Ada Norell) in this story set in England.', '2016-08-19 20:07:58', 1, '3d1677cd2a1cf8d81cb2d1a4d598fbd9', '173.166.85.189'),
(10519, '0094', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. I give props to Sidney Sloan for writing a similitude version of "The Monkey''s Paw" by W.W. Jacobs. This is an eldritch tale that cannot be neglected. The title is great and another way to title it would be "The Voice Of Ruth" because it is "hauntingly" unforgettable. The sound effects of the howling wind, bell tolls, tableware clinking, dialing of the rotary phone, footsteps, coffee pot, the wind blowing through the crack in the wall (very spooky), doorbell, tools, clock chiming at 3AM, flipping of the light switch, kitchen drawer, flashlight, door knock, telephone ringing, glass breaking, and the cellar wall crumbling were highly supportive in this tale. And so was the music with its eerie tunes in each Act. Add the horror music from #1245-THE JUDGE''S HOUSE into this, and that could make this CBSRMT episode more nail-biting, blood-curling, and hair-raising. Now, here''s why I rate this 4 stars out of 5: the Host''s Epilogue is missing! In his Prologue, E.G. Marshall says the classic line: "Welcome to the terrifying world of your imagination." In ACT-1, he begins by saying, "It was a cold, rainy, windy day…" Common way to start a Fantasy-Mystery involving the supernatural. In ACT-2, he informs the fans that our characters are having twisted emotions and they wish to see their situation end despite the consequences. In ACT-3, after listening to the spine-chilling climax, our Host informs us about the Resolution: the parents move on and the crack in the cellar wall finally closed up (SPOILER ALERT). The Epilogue wasn''t there and we''ll never know what E.G. Marshall said when they aired this in 1974. But the best part of all, was our talented cast: Celeste Holm (as Nora Sanford), Wesley Addy (as Paul Sanford), Robert Maxwell (as Mr. Carrow and Dr. Coombs), Robert Dryden (as Dr. Fowler and The Helper), and Ann Costello (as Ruth Sanford). Kudos to Robert Maxwell & Robert Dryden for each playing 2 roles. A round of applause to Ann Costello for having a great voice that was, as I said before, "hauntingly" unforgettable. And a bigger round of applause to Celeste Holm & Wesley Addy for stealing the show. SPECIAL NOTE: these 2 were married to each other. To hear Celeste Holm & Wesley Addy again in other CBSRMT episodes, check out #0097-MIRROR FOR MURDER and #0216-THE DISEMBODIED VOICE. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2016-08-19 20:07:52', 1, '4a0b907db07d1ba98363aea46f36eada', '188.166.101.66'),
(10555, '0950', 'episode', 'josh ', 'samtheman4a@gmail.com', 'Great story, one of the better ones. ', '2016-08-28 11:19:15', 1, 'c7958f64de8dd5872e2f077abbd5effe', '24.47.195.219'),
(10556, '0041', 'episode', 'Josh ', 'samtheman4a@gmail.com', 'This is on my list of top 10 \r\n\r\nOne of the best ', '2016-08-28 11:19:37', 1, 'b6006ef7442a6b8a46dcedaf5fc36dfd', '24.47.195.219'),
(10521, '0139', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'Once again, Ralph Bell''s performance turns a rather bland story into a five-star episode. He always makes a jerk character very interesting and entertaining. Also, he is so creepy that one wants to slap his face, yet at the same time he is so charming and confident that one can see why the wife fell for him. That''s what''s so great about Ralph Bell. He makes his roles three-dimensional, colorful and realistic. The other actors were also pretty good as well.', '2016-08-19 20:07:37', 1, '2ec8f9211aa38971559eacb5cabf6262', '71.35.166.152'),
(10522, '0542', 'episode', 'Pamela', 'pamelamorriswrites@gmail.com', 'Winner winner, chicken dinner. Really enjoyed this one. Though I strongly suspected the ending, things aren''t always as they appear to be when it comes to RMT. ', '2016-08-19 20:07:52', 1, 'f277aec0a0730feadfeabdbfe6396f86', '128.84.117.79'),
(10543, '0729', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'Melanie, so true. "It takes two to tango." I was glad that Sally who also was deluded refused to collude with him any longer. Very good story!', '2016-08-24 10:12:29', 1, '154bd29c72be566331c5723c15917428', '71.233.11.32'),
(10524, '0943', 'episode', 'Shana White', 'Shanasclick@yahoo.com', 'Wow great Quality!!! Love it!!', '2016-08-19 20:08:02', 1, '8d7ef1527f19f34737f64aef45c17353', '172.56.38.108'),
(10525, '0094', 'episode', 'Chris', '', ' Great episode! A good old costly haunting episode', '2016-08-19 20:08:02', 1, '3217bd7dba5c50600b1c5a1ded29d61b', '104.236.55.136'),
(10527, '0094', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. I give props to Sidney Sloan for writing a similitude version of "The Monkey''s Paw" by W.W. Jacobs. This is an eldritch tale that cannot be neglected. The title is great and another way to title it would be "The Voice Of Ruth" because it is "hauntingly" unforgettable. The sound effects of the howling wind, bell tolls, tableware clinking, dialing of the rotary phone, footsteps, coffee pot, the wind blowing through the crack in the wall (very spooky), doorbell, tools, clock chiming at 3AM, flipping of the light switch, kitchen drawer, flashlight, door knock, telephone ringing, glass breaking, and the cellar wall crumbling were highly supportive in this tale. And so was the music with its eerie tunes in each Act. Add the horror music from #1245-THE JUDGE''S HOUSE into this, and that could make this CBSRMT episode more nail-biting, blood-curling, and hair-raising. Now, here''s why I rate this 4 stars out of 5: the Host''s Epilogue is missing! In his Prologue, E.G. Marshall says the classic line: "Welcome to the terrifying world of your imagination." In ACT-1, he begins by saying, "It was a cold, rainy, windy day…" Common way to start a Fantasy-Mystery involving the supernatural. In ACT-2, he informs the fans that our characters are having twisted emotions and they wish to see their situation end despite the consequences. In ACT-3, after listening to the spine-chilling climax, our Host informs us about the Resolution: the parents move on and the crack in the cellar wall finally closed up (SPOILER ALERT). The Epilogue wasn''t there and we''ll never know what E.G. Marshall said when they aired this in 1974. But the best part of all, was our talented cast: Celeste Holm (as Nora Sanford), Wesley Addy (as Paul Sanford), Robert Maxwell (as Mr. Carrow and Dr. Coombs), Robert Dryden (as Dr. Fowler and The Helper), and Ann Costello (as Ruth Sanford). Kudos to Robert Maxwell & Robert Dryden for each playing 2 roles. A round of applause to Ann Costello for having a great voice that was, as I said before, "hauntingly" unforgettable. And a bigger round of applause to Celeste Holm & Wesley Addy for stealing the show. SPECIAL NOTE: these 2 were married to each other. To hear Celeste Holm & Wesley Addy again in other CBSRMT episodes, check out #0097-MIRROR FOR MURDER and #0216-THE DISEMBODIED VOICE. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2016-08-19 20:08:16', 1, 'f88c99d25ef25c44f20fb32d3abd1639', '175.107.7.134'),
(10528, '1303', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Commercials included, which I love.  Some sound issues, but they''re infrequent and don''t detract from the story or one''s ability to listen to it.  ', '2016-08-19 20:08:04', 1, 'c01eeec5d9f01326444bb6cf72154b9a', '71.90.77.156'),
(10529, '0896', 'episode', 'Charles Swanley', '63eec9bd@opayq.com', 'Interesting, but it would have better if she had answered the question about the conversion factor and then fallen in love. This is a more than twice-told tale. I guess they are always so pressed for time that they can only partially tell a story - such is life.', '2016-08-19 20:08:04', 1, '4e033075cc827db91a32bed54b55ccb0', '97.83.136.194'),
(10530, '0546', 'episode', 'Pamela', 'pamelamorriswrites@gmail.com', 'Great story, but I have to agree with Mike. I never felt like it was the 1890s, likely due to the way the actor''s spoke. All I could picture the creatures looking like were cartoon versions of ''Sea Monkeys'' (aka Brine Shrimp) with legs. ', '2016-08-19 20:08:16', 1, '336a9e4a8c12bceb04db88fc1bc220a0', '128.84.117.79'),
(10531, '0548', 'episode', 'Pamela', 'pamelamorriswrites@gmail.com', 'Such a husband would drive me insane with his own obsessive insanity. A very troubled and tragic man confesses his soul to a priest after the death of the man''s beloved wife, and what a confession he has to tell! Wonderfully engaging, suspenseful, and bizarre to the very end.  ', '2016-08-19 20:08:23', 1, '2e20b6e6caae5edb75a3253c3d81d13f', '128.84.117.79'),
(10532, '0770', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'Thank you Melanie for your list. I loved all 4 you recommended. Although in my humble opinion this stands alone. The other 3 have in common- India, Earl Hammond in the same character (brilliant!) and the sketchy lead."Two Sisters" had a female lead but other than that, fit nicely in a trilogy.', '2016-08-19 20:08:22', 1, '19340fe4e0442028438b0fa347b4dad7', '71.233.11.32'),
(10533, '0795', 'episode', 'Dan in South Jersey', 'dancrean@yahoo.com', 'I''m about to listen now, and I am pleased that frequent CBSRMT players Robert Kaliban and Ray Owens received top billing in this episode.  :D', '2016-08-19 20:09:00', 1, '874d3ad68157b7f8acd820113271631a', '76.116.61.13'),
(10534, '0537', 'episode', 'Phil', 'pjlb2008@hotmail.com', 'This was a good old fashion story.  The woman makes a horrible decision and wastes a good part of her life as a result.  There is some hope for her at the end! Worth a listen.', '2016-08-19 20:08:27', 1, '560ccadcc1b0cc74e5b332a69786e6a5', '108.233.157.171'),
(10535, '0536', 'episode', 'Mickey', 'Mickeysnead@yahoo.comD', 'Man, just dig, that means enjoy, to you needs and wanna be phd''s. Just relax and enjoy. ', '2016-08-19 20:08:38', 1, '4510b2849219768c9b138c46f4552b03', '66.87.96.170'),
(10536, '0224', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Good sound quality.  I fall asleep to these episodes, so I''m a bit sensitive to the sounds, accents, etc.: The effect used to signal "the deed" (don''t want to spoil it for folks) is pretty annoying, but what''s one to do about that?', '2016-08-19 20:09:51', 1, '834bb75484958e1db2678734eaca697e', '71.90.77.156'),
(10537, '0536', 'episode', 'Dan', 'card67@aol.com', 'From the description of the show in the summary, I assume this is the episode involving the town that seems to be stuck in the 1920''s (there are two shows with the same title).  I love the ending and the alacrity with which one of the two friends defects.  Several RMT episodes involve tales told to psychiatrists...of course, they always end up being true.  ', '2016-08-19 20:08:48', 1, '68fe84093dd6f6a71b87ba18999fc22e', '216.239.186.211'),
(10538, '0082', 'episode', 'Dale', 'Luscomber@aol.com', 'I''m only 3/4th''s the way through this episode, I''m already compelled to comment! Phenomenal radio play work, both because Elspeth really hit her stride with this script (I''m picturing the character, Barbara seems to go well with Ms. Eric''s publicity photo, above.) while Ralph Bell and Larry Haines played each part, perfectly. Three characters, two of them, up close to their microphones, almost whispering. I don''t know if it is Ralph or Larry playing the uncaring husband, but he was great. Everybody did an award-winning job, but Mercedes McCambridge, unquestionably is the star of the show. The sound effects were, minimal, yet highly effective. As usual, E.G. Marshall''s narration was the "icing on the cake". I hope the relatives of all these radio actors are checking in to the CBSRMT.com website, to know how much their loved ones were/are appreciated. Perhaps they have already, but it would be great if the people close to the CBS Radio Mystery Theater ensemble, checked in and told us a little about them.', '2016-08-19 20:09:02', 1, 'f61d9b697ba97454cab6fe063ce91149', '67.233.26.157'),
(10539, '0265', 'episode', 'PK', 'pkornreichsu@gmail.com', 'This episode was somewhat prescient, as it occurred just 6 months before the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa, under similar circumstances, i.e., the dispute over trade union leadership. I''d like to answer the listeners who noted that it is not realistic with regard to both the potency and reaction time of black widow venom. Those readers probably did not listen to the end of the story. I don''t want to say more because of spoilers, but suffice it to say the story revealed it was a slightly different kind of spider. . . ', '2016-08-19 20:09:39', 1, 'b8dad375ba2f1b67f2bc34e51e6b6761', '137.79.16.93'),
(10540, '0938', 'episode', 'Mike ', 'Mike@mike.com', 'That part where she vomits on herself was kinda weird?', '2016-08-19 20:10:06', 1, '6f4ad26f10b8a403f1ddf5be7be11232', '70.211.71.32'),
(10541, '1228', 'episode', 'Karen', 'thekarenunger@gmail.com', 'Reporter Jack (Michael Tolan) interviews celebrity poet Penthesilea (Marian Seldes)—whose namesake was an Amazonian queen from Greek mythology.\r\n\r\nSam Dann also wrote "I Warn You Three Times" (episode 7), where a male reporter is intrigued by a mysterious woman, and "Age Cannot Wither Her" (episode 324), where a husband claims his wife is immortal.', '2016-08-19 20:09:28', 1, '2d7d35145334a88b17bc9e121173d0b1', '173.166.85.189'),
(10542, '0084', 'episode', 'Bill King', 'wm.king4@gmail.com', 'See Thackeray''s "Barry Lyndon": every Irishman with a pretense to pedigree was a descendant of the great King Brian Boru!', '2016-08-19 20:09:28', 1, '4c9014d8b61831d45e87a7635d06f540', '24.36.49.227'),
(10563, '0979', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Poor audio quality, difficult to hear without blasting the volume.  Since I fall asleep to these episodes, I had to choose another, but it might be fine for daytime listening.  ', '2016-09-12 09:17:44', 1, '80c5a5e09a6e488a411fed7832d61616', '71.90.77.156'),
(10546, '1086', 'episode', 'Josh', 'samtheman4a@gmail.com', 'One of the best episodes. Before I found this website have been thinking for years about it but never could find it. A mind game story with a moral lesson and SPOILER.... poetic justice.', '2016-08-24 10:11:46', 1, 'cc0b7806d09a9f2b30be308865767019', '24.47.195.219'),
(10547, '0825', 'episode', 'Sarah', 'Skdicke@gmail.com', 'SPRINKLES MCGOON! MUMBLES PENNYFEATHER! I love this one! But heck, I love most all of these... My dog is even named after a character in an episode! Bones Twilliger! ', '2016-08-24 10:11:46', 1, 'f6f01cd7ed334cbf782ecf2ede30684f', '166.137.136.107'),
(10548, '1014', 'episode', 'Wendy Lambert', '', 'I absolutely love this episode. The dialogue has such a "Woody Allen" feel to it as it explores the psychology behind suspicion, and the human behavior to which it might lead. ', '2016-08-28 11:20:45', 1, '9551bd9742a5f7df88e4c30eed47d9b4', '114.26.239.184'),
(10549, '0825', 'episode', 'Mickey Snead', 'Mickeysnead@yahoo.com', 'This is the very best show in world 🌎  of the history of the universe. There is nothing better than this show. And I haven''t even listened to it yet!! Hope it''s good....', '2016-08-24 10:12:29', 1, 'ff7cedc456b496d62f639a76d0581551', '205.209.243.126'),
(10550, '0335', 'episode', 'Zeezee1', 'filmnoir50@gmail.com', 'I think Alex will have no trouble sleeping at night, unfortunately.  He was a cold, calculating, hard-bitten, bottom line kind of guy.  I find it hard to believe that his friend guessed so accurately how a conversation went.  It''s not a bad episode, but very dark.', '2016-08-24 10:12:31', 1, 'da8406b4b755b9f14c65b5ace79074dd', '100.12.149.46'),
(10551, '0030', 'episode', 'Erik LAMF', 'Jthunderz77@gmail.com', 'I agree with Diva D- it is such a shame that so many commenters have no scruples about casually giving away the ending in their comments, especially without warning. I must be an imbecile because I have been reading the comments as each episode starts, only to be disappointed time and again by the spoilers. Now I know better. \r\nAs far as this episode is concerned, I really enjoyed it. There was enough twists and turns that it kept you on your toes. If I have any criticism, it''s that the author went to such lengths to mislead you that they ended up contradicting themselves. For instance, it seems apparent that all of the servants at the estate worship and adore the first wife, but then we have the husbands characterization of her, which seems to be at odds with the context. There are also conflicting evidence presented for a couple of the characters (a main one at that) that is never explained, followed up on or otherwise straightened out. Lots of loose ends. But hey, how much can they actually do in 40 minutes, right? All in all a fun ride and enjoyable episode.', '2016-08-24 10:12:13', 1, '66904fbbe90acddc1bce4e19f3b922c7', '69.117.86.169'),
(10552, '0193', 'episode', 'Peter', 'pmniemeyer@yahoo.com', 'I just listened to the story for the first time in 2016. I enjoyed the characters tremendously and the setting was very evocative.\r\n\r\nMy impression of it is positive, but I do feel it had some unrealized potential. So much of the story focused on Tomchek and Marina''s relationship and the impact the Lieutenant had on their life that the Golem storyline felt a bit tacked on. I also wish the story had established consequences for Marina''s betrayal. Did Tomcheck find out? How did it impact their relationship? What if the Lieutenant had brought her along and the Golem had killed her as well? I would have found something along these lines to make the story a little more satisfying.\r\n\r\nNevertheless, a good episode!', '2016-08-24 10:11:52', 1, 'e8f28d6fe773981c706fd9a8eec660f1', '73.189.99.112'),
(10557, '1271', 'episode', 'Josh ', 'samtheman4a@gmail.com', 'Not the best audio quality but a good story about the classic detective and an antique mirror. \r\n\r\n"How often have I said to you that when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth?" \r\n', '2016-08-28 11:20:37', 1, '300de2fe44159661825f9b7699d03276', '24.47.195.219'),
(10554, '0103', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Commercials (yay!!!) + good sound quality + no annoying fake cat or dog sounds or screeching = a fine episode.', '2016-08-24 10:11:30', 1, 'e790ff5f33012048f3a456d45e2d1f33', '71.90.77.156'),
(10558, '0023', 'episode', 'Mike.', 'Mgleve@yahoo.com', 'The main character - the writer - was excellent.  He sounded tormented.  The whole cast really did a good job especially since the script was rather repetitive.  Also the ghost scream at the end was a fantastic touch.  This not the type of story I would pick, nevertheless I enjoyed it.  Full complement of news and adverts help!   I need a 5.5% interest savings account!  ', '2016-08-28 11:20:37', 1, '71cf85136053f4653116e007d8eba5f4', '24.63.70.152'),
(10559, '1035', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'A not-too-distracting hiss throughout.  No annoying, fake animal sounds or recurring screaming.  Accents not too distracting.  No commercials.  ', '2016-08-28 11:19:35', 1, 'cad20346d3d909b2bf7c968453db0029', '71.90.77.156');

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(10644, '0331', 'episode', 'Chris', '', 'What great episode! Just from the title I was anxious to listen to it! I envisioned the Classic Twilight Zone episode with William Shatner Nightmare at 20000 feet and even though I am not a fan of remakes , was remade with John Lithgow in that same role in the Twilight Zone Movie in 1983 and he did an excellent job. But I digress. This episode as Russel has covered was just excellent all around. Sound effects acting storyline and a wonderful twist to it all. Check it out and let us know what you like or don''t like about it!', '2016-09-26 16:16:15', 1, '6f4d7ecb046864b58dbf37774552d00c', '159.203.118.137'),
(10646, '0155', 'episode', 'Dan in South Jersey', 'dancrean@yahoo.com', 'I''m about to listen now, but did anyone else notice that this does not seem to be a NYC cast?  It has all the earmarks of a California cast to me (Janet Waldo, Lurene Tuttle, etc.).  ', '2016-09-28 13:15:25', 1, '2af621592ba0e1a16859388d1600b30a', '76.116.61.13'),
(10647, '0640', 'episode', 'Buddy', 'Buddy.Bishop@1791.com', 'I think they have Ian Martin missing from the cast and have Ralph Bell showing instead.', '2016-09-28 13:16:11', 1, '10e90968bd26ab4225e1e2c55974476d', '67.44.209.160'),
(10648, '0236', 'episode', 'BF', 'BenFord03@gmail.com', 'Elspeth Eric gets a lot of flak (much of it justified) for her more melodramatic episodes, but when she gets weird, as with "A Horror Story" or this one, her episodes are some of the best.', '2016-09-28 13:15:49', 1, '1dc4c29c4dd02ac3d74a6a3c79089651', '74.109.241.121'),
(10650, '0526', 'episode', 'Nickolas', 'c.nick.brown6@att.net', 'Leon Janney was the fifth actor in this episode.', '2016-09-30 09:57:43', 1, '09d059b42a983cdf6657814d326a2696', '99.122.177.84'),
(10651, '0597', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. This Drama-Mystery, written by Sam Dann, should''ve been made for a TWILIGHT ZONE episode. What I liked about this, was our main character’s uncontrollable obsession with a quarter from the future. The storyline was great, until the last scene. If he didn’t want to commit murder, he should’ve stayed away still or even spend time on doing research about Time Theories on how to improve his life in the present to be better in the future and stop the Aurora Group. An alternate title for this would be “The 1986 Quarter.â€ One thing I found puzzling in this, was our Host’s Prologue where he mentions the Earthworm. I’m guessing E.G. Marshall was using the worm as a metaphor to describe its contributions in this world. In ACT-1, he introduces us to our main character who has a spouse, a home, and an occupation where his basic lifestyle routine is going to change. In ACT-2, he lets us know that there are a set of circumstances; the Old encountering with the New. In ACT-3, after hearing what our main character did, E.G. Marshall points out that everyman his has price & motive. In his Epilogue, he points out that this is a society where it’s winner take everything. A puzzling Prologue, but everything else that E.G. Marshall said was on point. The music & sound effects were on point as well. A variety of “Downheartedâ€ music tracks were used to express what our main character was feeling. The sound effects of the doors, footsteps, newspaper rolled up, people murmuring at the diner, cups & tableware clinking, and dialing of the payphone were supportive. Now to save the best for last, our Cast: Larry Haines (as Zachery Taylor Eberhardt), Ann Williams (as Emma Eberhardt), Bryna Raeburn (as Stella & the Attorney), Joe DeSantis (as Ethan Allen Plotz, the Coin Expert, and Dr. Sammon), and Leon Janney (as Mr. Stebbins). These Actors & Actresses played their parts terrifically, especially Larry Haines. He is one of many actors on CBSRMT that could play a character who is edgy and paranoid. Check out Larry Haines’ performance in this. And check out some of his other great performances including #0167-THE BLACK ROOM, #0544-THE WITCHES’ SABBATH, and #0710-DEATH ON PROJECT X. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2016-10-03 08:21:56', 1, '69036fc5c7aced0f2862172076e93e6d', '104.131.188.187'),
(10652, '0773', 'episode', 'Edward', 'scififan50@gmail.com', 'Great ep of the show.  Love listing to it.  Very well written and acted.', '2016-10-03 08:22:00', 1, 'f944a2242510697b00667ebf3245b6f2', '107.197.29.110'),
(10653, '1347', 'episode', 'Mike C.', 'grtpmpkin32@aol.com', 'A "40 year old spinster"? boy, those were different times. ', '2016-10-03 08:22:02', 1, '23052384978cf8edd41699bcaf3b32b1', '173.218.47.249'),
(10658, '0795', 'episode', 'Dan in South Jersey', 'dancrean@yahoo.com', 'I agree too that the ending was a bit disappointing.  I was hoping for a better outcome for the most moral character (played by Ray Owens).  With that being said, the acting was top-notch, and it''s definitely worth a listen.  ', '2016-10-05 10:11:15', 1, '3729c081dc8be4a3a858d059f70e3bed', '76.116.61.13'),
(10659, '0393', 'episode', 'thomas arciniega', 'arciniegatommy794@gmail.com', 'The lady had the bosses back.\r\nAlways loved the cbsmt.\r\nMe and my brother listened to it nightly..', '2016-10-05 10:11:23', 1, '4012090c6c3970ec6828f121b93541f8', '70.119.37.222'),
(10656, '0791', 'episode', 'Dan', 'card67@aol.com', 'The ending threw me a bit of a curve.  Fun story that allows for more than one interpretation and can be listened to more than once. ', '2016-10-03 08:22:14', 1, 'd93ed918089913e9843a3756d2531e18', '216.239.186.211'),
(10663, '0968', 'episode', 'Dennis Sanchez', ' blueratt@gmail.com', 'One of my favorite CBSRMT eps ever. Joan Shay is hilarious as Allan''s nosey mom. This had me checking hollow earth, and it''s interesting stuff.<br>', '2016-10-11 07:47:23', 1, 'dc540b17948d0d84ebc57a3618793869', '124.104.225.243'),
(10662, '0009', 'episode', 'Dennis Sanchez', 'blueratt@gmail.com', 'Standard ghost story but worth a listen.\r\n', '2016-10-07 13:27:59', 1, 'a90a28c22480448413156dd9695cdead', '124.104.225.243'),
(10665, '0589', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Really good sound quality, no commercials or news (sadly).  Early on I wondered if the woman wasn''t setting up her husband''s murder with an eye toward being able to claim she was sleep walking when she killed him.  I find the whole adultery genre tiring, personally - why can''t a murder just be a murder? - and the idea that a person''s large size makes them unlovable is pathetic, but I know there are millions of shallow people in the world (especially the real one) who think so immaturely.  ', '2016-10-11 07:47:29', 1, '1ac127dee0ef6371d201e1c0d96bd018', '71.90.77.156'),
(10666, '0278', 'episode', 'Dan', 'card67@aol.com', 'My favorites include "Nightmare''s Nest", "Carmilla", "Hickory Hickory Doom", "The Hand" "Church of Hell" and "Night of the Howling Dog".', '2016-10-11 07:46:39', 1, '815cd3606efbca2f0806453e602967d8', '216.239.186.211'),
(10667, '0518', 'episode', 'Harriet', 'ilaharrietdavis@yahoo.com', 'My feelings are the same as Pamela''s. I''ve been trying to find the reference to Jerusalem, and I am at a complete loss.  If anybody has an explanation, please share it.', '2016-10-11 07:46:57', 1, '0bcdee4b5f12e1e5a94f15e999df7d85', '75.22.49.97'),
(10668, '0278', 'episode', 'Dennis Sanchez', 'blueratt@gmail.com', 'My favorites are:\r\nThe Believers\r\nStrange Company\r\nThe Summer People\r\nSleepy Village\r\nThe Waiting Room\r\nThe Sending \r\nMessage From Space\r\nA Point in Time\r\nThe Crack in the Wall\r\nHickory Dickory Doom\r\nFrontiers of Fear\r\nJourney into Nowhere\r\nEleventh Hour\r\nThe Velvet Claws\r\nLand of the Living Dead\r\n', '2016-10-11 07:47:03', 1, '18751940830ecb41f88c90143ccc1419', '124.104.225.243'),
(10669, '0090', 'episode', 'Stan', 'ss124@sbcglobal.net', 'Spoiler alert\r\n\r\nSeveral kinks in the plot, I did not understand. How did the lipsticks get in the roomers suitcase.. Was Bowen really a policeman? ', '2016-10-12 10:47:11', 1, '55e5c086c648fe65560747823015b8e8', '76.253.167.77'),
(10676, '1119', 'episode', 'Charlie', '', 'I heard this episode of Threshold Between Dimensions last year sometime, couldn''t remember the details, listened again. Excellent episode.', '2016-10-14 11:35:56', 1, 'b993eab970cdee9c2c08f1c39a02ac47', '136.63.146.72'),
(10671, '0130', 'episode', 'Don', 'Don@cadencelodge.com', 'The kid was creepy. Adults voicing children''s parts is a creepy RMT tradition.yuck. ', '2016-10-12 10:49:19', 1, '9dc781b511f562db94881a8dd2520035', '24.179.104.172'),
(10672, '0001', 'episode', 'Mark', 'Mark_Hattley@yahoo.com', 'Like many of you I can remember crawling into bed on Sunday nights in the mid seventies and listening  to CBSRMT before going to sleep. I have to thank my dad for turning me on to such a great show! \r\n\r\nI have no clue why a random Google search brought me here...but I''m glad it did. ', '2016-10-12 10:47:39', 1, 'b13ab8ebf026a671706f886477c7854b', '73.203.191.21'),
(10673, '0915', 'episode', 'Greg', 'harboe+cbs@gmail.com', 'It''s worth pointing out that the conclusion of the drama is closely based on the short story "August Heat" by W.F. Harvey (indirectly acknowledged through the name of the main character here), which was previously adapted for the radio show ''Suspense''.', '2016-10-12 10:47:35', 1, '128eb63f421b9ae8f1ab7cbbd750b96a', '130.60.4.2'),
(10675, '0371', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. Ian Martin''s Witch story was 75% of a Drama-Mystery and 25% of a Fantasy-Mystery. The main characters were focused on investigations and less focused on superstitions. It''s an entertaining story, suitable for the Halloween season, only thing that puzzled me was the ending. We heard the witch''s motive and we heard the Climax scene on how she was defeated, but the Resolution of her pets? The humans ended up safe, but what about the witch''s talking cat & the talking parrot? Where do they go now that the witch is gone? A mystery we''ll never know. Great title for this CBSRMT episode, though. Another way to title it would be "The Sea Witch" or "The Black Magic Ingredients." The sound effects of the airport terminal, cat meowing, radio music, rotary phone, ocean roar, seagulls, roaring thunder, people murmuring at the police station, window shutters & curtains close, doors, and the howling wind were supportive. But the music was highly supportive with its eerie tunes; especially during the 30-minute mark after hearing the witch''s devious plan. In our Host''s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by describing what a Triptych is. In ACT-1, he explains the 1st panel of the Triptych is one character''s fear. ACT-2 is where he explains that the 2nd panel of the Triptych is another character''s instincts. Finally, in ACT-3, the last panel is no other than the witch. Plus, at the end of out mystery tale, E.G. Marshall mentions Johann Wolfgang von Goethe: a German Poet who knew about sea ghosts/witches. In the Epilogue, our Host quotes Malcolm from MACBETH about the death of the leading character. That quote suits for this tale and I''d give big props to E.G. Marshall for hosting this one! Now for our cast: Margaret Hamilton (as Aunt Hester Madden a.k.a. The Witch), Kristoffer Tabori (as Walter Madden), Evie Juster (as Joan Madden), and Gilbert Mack (as Doctor Damon). SPECIAL NOTE: Himan Brown is in this who plays the role of Jake. Margaret Hamilton deserves big recognition for the playing the villain in this, just like she did for playing The Wicked Witch of the West from THE WIZARD OF OZ. Even though Kristoffer Tabori is a good actor, I think he over acted in his role; like he''s on a warpath while feeling agitated. Let''s not forget that there was Captain Jack: the talking parrot and Smokey: the talking cat. It''s puzzling to figure out which of our actors played these roles. If you know, please let the CBSRMT fans know. Check this witch story out, everyone. And if like stories about witches and/or cats, check out Ep. #0545-THE QUEEN OF CATS (written by Ian Martin) and #0736-THE THERAPEUTIC CAT (written by Elspeth Eric). Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2016-10-14 09:55:40', 1, 'ed12469ec22e46a530102f65b220cb8c', '159.203.134.134'),
(10677, '0371', 'episode', 'Chris', '', 'What great episode! Just from the title I was anxious to listen to it! I envisioned the Classic Twilight Zone episode with William Shatner Nightmare at 20000 feet and even though I am not a fan of remakes , was remade with John Lithgow in that same role in the Twilight Zone Movie in 1983 and he did an excellent job. But I digress. This episode as Russel has covered was just excellent all around. Sound effects acting storyline and a wonderful twist to it all. Check it out!<br>', '2016-10-14 11:38:42', 1, '619e914d6151985eb9014e1f86c2dda4', '136.63.146.72'),
(10678, '0371', 'episode', 'Karl', '', 'I listen to CBSRMT daily, and when I''ve gone through every single one from 1974 to 1982, I start again. There''s one that stands out as not quite having the RMT formula - listen to Ring of Roses. There''s just something about this one that sticks out from the rest as not being a RMT show somehow. Not sure if it''s the vocal delivery (all the actors sound like they were standing on top of the mike in an echoey room) or the absence of the usual SFX.\r\nDon''t get me wrong, I''m not complaining, but when you listen to these shows daily, it''s strange to hear something that just doesn''t quite fit. Have a listen if you have it, and tell me if you hear it too...', '2016-10-17 15:16:47', 1, '66f10903205458d860054261c0ce4381', '136.63.146.72'),
(10679, '0484', 'episode', 'Chris', '', 'Liked this one very much! Not what I expected based on the title. I liked how they used the parallel of slavery of people to that of this situation. The people calling some lovers of the androids (Andy lovers etc... Check this one out! well worth a listen!', '2016-10-14 11:46:27', 1, '3c6bf402f28d30e6d13ce3540e86c981', '136.63.146.72'),
(10680, '1309', 'episode', 'Javis', '', 'I was at Vista, Ca KNX 9:06 I would record shows to listen later or listen live if I went to bed that early.', '2016-10-14 11:46:25', 1, '49b7be72f957a17fd935ccba03011422', '136.63.146.72'),
(10681, '0146', 'episode', 'Bernie', '', 'I remember hearing this when I was at home, in Omaha, NE......age 14. It was bedtime and normally I would put a small radio underneath my pillow. The bed was facing east. The house is located on the 3500 block of Evans Street. The station was KLNG 1590.', '2016-10-14 11:46:24', 1, '6753d57c360c79a99e7bc9ed5accee13', '136.63.146.72'),
(10682, '0002', 'episode', 'Walter', '', 'I remember hearing this episode from WBBM, west side Chicago. Under the covers with a transistor shoved into my ear cause it was WAY past my bed time!', '2016-10-14 11:46:22', 1, 'c40c14043f8e3577952b943469b7ce7e', '136.63.146.72'),
(10683, '1309', 'episode', 'Jarvis', '', 'I would like to add I first ''discovered'' MRT while driving to Texas from California on family vacation, somewhere in Arizona, New Mexico from a Denver station.', '2016-10-14 11:46:21', 1, '40305c42d65dedc319c8c390c91c904c', '136.63.146.72'),
(10684, '0302', 'episode', 'Scooter D', 'sadaven@aol.com', 'Really enjoying this hardboiled plot with me trusty pinch hitter!', '2016-10-17 15:16:50', 1, '863510443c4bd274576325b2235722be', '108.77.120.165'),
(10685, '0917', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Good sound quality, and commercials within the broadcast are intact.  I really enjoy the old commercials, so the episodes that include them are always my favorites.  ', '2016-10-17 15:16:52', 1, '8536404594aa7acb9b127a940444bfb0', '71.90.77.156'),
(10686, '0916', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Sound quality is quite poor at the beginning but it improves greatly pretty quickly, so don''t let the first few minutes'' distortion keep you from listening.  Some of the commercials are intact in the recording, which always makes me happy.  The guy''s a creep but the story is pretty interesting.  ', '2016-10-17 15:16:54', 1, 'a920f5a6e8080941fd9d7d48d60c6981', '71.90.77.156'),
(10687, '0928', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'News, commercials, good sound quality, and a good story: This one has it all!', '2016-10-17 15:22:51', 1, 'f5356b6d89e153e13271a85d569d0376', '71.90.77.156'),
(10688, '0396', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. Ian Martin''s witch story doesn''t involve magic spells, but it is "spell-binding." Even though this particular story is fictional, it''s still a spine-tingling tale on how people acted during witch trials in the late 17th Century. The title works, but another way to title would be "Enter: Salem Village." Personally, I would call it "A Maiden Or A Witch?" because that''s what every male character was focused on; whether to figure out if our only female character was good or evil. The sound effects of the burning fire, howling wind, crowd murmuring, echoing of footsteps, tapping of the jail cell, door knock, horse neighing & galloping, pulling of the leg iron chains, cloth tearing, people murmuring at the Inn, nail filer, and the horse carriage were highly satisfactory in this. And the music tunes they used, were heart-racing especially during the 18-minute mark where CBSRMT used that tune numerous of times on many episodes. Big props to E.G. Marshall for explaining the events of 1692 in Salem Village for his Prologue. In ACT-1, not only he informs the fans about the infamous man who accused women for being witches, but he surprises us after he finishes speaking: the sound of a harrowing scream at the 2-minute 46-second mark. Now THAT is shocking intro! In ACT-2, he goes deep into the story about the Maiden who''s finding love while at the brink of death. Romantic, yet dire. In ACT-3, he lets the fans know that our heroes will find happiness, but also inform us that our main character was more than just a religious man. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall gave us a happy Resolution to which he ends it with an "Amen." Now to save the best for last, the cast: Howard Da Silva (as Cotton Mather), Marian Seldes (as Luna Clare), Kirk Peterson (as Gilbert Cayton), William Redfield (as Sir John Jamison & Luna''s Uncle), and Court Benson (as the Judge & the Jailer). Kudos to William Redfield and Court Benson for each playing 2 roles. Kirk Peterson was great with his compassionate tone of voice, but it''s a shame that he only did 3 episodes for the series. This one, #0362-THE KISS OF DEATH, and #0368-A LIVING CORPSE. I would describe Howard Da Silva''s performance as "magisterial" because of the way he was acting in a commanding style. As for our leading actress, Marian Seldes, I would describe her performance as "sensational" because of her delicate voice. This is a Drama-Mystery that cannot be passed up. Go check this episode out. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-10-17 15:16:56', 1, '1e4cd584ac21b1b73d4f0d293499c2d8', '119.156.56.199'),
(10689, '0129', 'episode', 'NJWanderer', 'dcrozier.nj@gmail.com', 'One of my favorites.  I remember listening to this on the radio...... Awesome entertainment.', '2016-10-17 15:16:59', 1, '5c61776cc980ff8811a30c9ba7d163bc', '108.24.168.44'),
(10690, '0320', 'episode', 'Juror #4', '', 'The Devil''s Boutique is a well-written and well-performed Mystery Theater episode akin to a high-quality Twilight Zone, with excellent development of characters who the listener grows to genuinely care about and suspense building to a dramatic reveal.  The recording is super quality.  At times in Mystery Theater, superb music & score is used to build suspense and I was surprised it was not used more in this episode.  Instead, a feeling of dreadful overshadowing is accompanied by the frequent blowing of the ocean liner''s horn.  I''ve never heard this episode before now and I can see why it is a widely held favorite.  Best supporting actor goes to the the protagonist fashion designer''s male companion.  I love his voice - Very Vincent Price-like.  I''ll also be looking for more episodes written by Bob Juhren on CBSRMT.COM. I give Devil''s Boutique 4 out of 5 stars. - JUROR #4', '2016-10-20 14:09:57', 1, 'f8699053630fac5a79b5aba1b00c8838', '74.65.80.136'),
(10693, '0957', 'episode', 'Darktrippen', 'darktrippen@gmail.com', 'Would have enjoyed this episode so much more with different actors. Especially bad was "Leona". Imagine if Tammy Grimes had voiced the part! That high fake sounding voice ruined the show for me. The men were OK but both women did badly. Well written, good music, and enjoyed EG Marshal''s comments. Overall 3 stars.', '2016-10-26 11:21:54', 1, 'c76e97fa57f3b1dd2c3e35175c8b60d4', '66.87.139.67'),
(10692, '1318', 'episode', 'Melissa', 'Mpadgett77@earthlink.net', 'Great tension and mystery, with fine acting and music. Beautifully evocative of another place and time.  \r\n\r\nThere were also loud extraneous noises, as if an overlay of another recording, which I found distracting.\r\n\r\nOther than that, very enjoyable!', '2016-10-20 14:09:49', 1, '37512832f21cbc8bdaf225cb45cc12fb', '73.158.0.126'),
(10694, '0965', 'episode', 'Don Wilkey', 'dlwlky@gmail.com', 'Great sci fi story. Good voice over performances. Superb sound effects and background music. This is one of the best radio theater science fiction plays I''ve heard in a long time.', '2016-10-26 11:46:44', 1, '30b4a6f08642114750e31c4382fe7abd', '96.2.168.220'),
(10695, '0025', 'actor', 'Eleventyfirst', 'Eleventyfirst@gmail.com', 'Tony Roberts between 1974 and 1982: an iconic voice on the CBSRMT and the perfect, ultra-cool counterpart to Woody Allen''s neurotic. Well done! Thank you!!', '2016-10-26 11:46:49', 1, '72642aec2d9b91af5499d2a459e7fc58', '71.202.215.175'),
(10696, '0745', 'episode', 'Brian Hoffman', 'brian.hoffman@park.edu', 'You never let facts get in the way of a good story, but "The Pinkerton Method" is based on the robbery of a Rock Island express car on March 12, 1886.  The brakeman was Harry Schwartz and his accomplice was Newton Watt, an expressman.  Kellogg Nichols was the employee of the US Express Company killed in the robbery.  The story is fairly true to the facts of the case recorded in the Pinkerton Agency''s files.', '2016-10-26 11:47:03', 1, '58d0e9c569b05fa3f23e601298c84adc', '66.148.171.250'),
(10697, '0405', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. This witch story, written by Bob Juhren, is something that you cannot pass up on! Every scene got more mysterious than the last and this story would''ve been suitable for THE TWILIGHT ZONE or THE NIGHT GALLERY. I wish there was a sequel to this CBSRMT episode, just so we can hear the remaining characters figure a way out of the cottage. Another way to title this would be "The New Party Guests" or simply "The Doll Collection." Sound effects of the car engine, car screech, birds chirping, footsteps, doorbell ring, tableware clinking, computer beeps, the photograph, classical music, light switch, the cat meowing, rings falling off, howling wind, phone ringing, bottle of Scotch, thunder, and the music box were all delightful to hear. The music, delightful as well. Dozens of tunes that built up the suspense, superstition, intensity, and curiosity. If CBSRMT added the horror music from the 3rd Act of #1245-THE JUDGE''S HOUSE into this story when the main characters saw the figurines, that would''ve left listeners breathless. In our Host''s Prologue, E.G. Marshall says, "Welcome to the Halls of Mystery. The corridors of terror where the impossible becomes the probable and the unexpected becomes the accepted." Now THAT is an intro! In ACT-1, he brings us into the story: Long Island, NY and mentions our 2 main characters. In ACT-2, he lists the number of problems for our cottage guests: noises in the walls, weight problems, and voodoo in the 1970''s. In ACT-3, after hearing the stunning climax, E.G. Marshall points out that our antagonist''s livelihood is her figurine collection. In the Epilogue, our Host mentions a Resolution to the story, especially on what to do with Tiger the Cat who needs to be fed. From Prologue to Epilogue, E.G. Marshall''s narrations were outstanding to hear. And that goes the same with our talented cast: Robert Kaliban (as Roy Watson), Carmen Matthews (as Eleanor Sagamore), Janet Waldo (as Peggy Watson), Bryna Raeburn (as Margaretta & Dr. Mason), and Robert Maxwell (as Andy Carter & George Dolberts). Both male actors played their parts well. But I think the 3 actress stole the show, especially Bryna Raeburn with her termagant tone of voice. Carmen Matthews'' performance was nicely done and Janet Waldo (the voice of Judy Jeston) was appealing. I highly recommend this episode to all CBSRMT fans. And if you enjoy this story by Bob Juhren, check out his other works: #0367-THE SUMMER PEOPLE, #1193-GARDEN OF THE MOON, #1245-THE JUDGE''S HOUSE, and #0957-HICKORY, DICKORY, DOOM. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-10-26 11:47:03', 1, '458a50073076c09648df1faf2d6c9d34', '119.156.39.172'),
(10698, '0100', 'episode', 'Darktrippen', 'darktrippen@gmail.com', 'One of the top 3 of all time!! Keeps you guessing the whole time and just when you think you have it figured out it goes the opposite direction. Great writing and acting. Definitely worth your time. Enjoy!', '2016-10-26 11:47:56', 1, '6acd4f12f890a3d45cf9dbeace6b72d3', '66.87.138.72'),
(10699, '0504', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'I totally love this episode and give it five stars, (if that''s the highest level). It is really fascinating the way they have the story play out from both points of view, with flashbacks and different people''s testimony. This has always been a favorite episode of mine, (although I have lots of favorites). This one is one of the most interesting episodes in the series. I love the way they leave you guessing who did it at the end and they never tell you, but it''s frustrating at the same time. \r\n\r\nI am not sure who is guilty, but I tend to side with Howard, the accused. Something about his tone of voice when he says he was innocent at the trial sounds genuine to me and the wife sounds like she is hamming up her testimony. I get the feeling she is acting because she is overly dramatic and the man (Howard) sounds genuine to me. Also, there is one point where she hesitates in what she is saying and I get the feeling she is lying. However, I could be wrong. That''s what makes this episode so interesting. You can listen to it again and change your mind, or hear details you didn''t notice before. I could listen to this one many times and it wouldn''t get boring and I might never have the answer as to who is guilty. A true classic, in my opinion.\r\n', '2016-10-26 11:47:03', 1, '54be8769146daf016f38348beaa8850f', '75.165.36.147'),
(10700, '0504', 'episode', 'Lou', '', 'I FINALLY found the episode of CBSRMT that takes place at a trial and the jury is trying to discover whether the accused really did the murder. What makes this episode really fascinating is the way they play out the same story several times with different testimonies and points of view. Then the jury has to decide who is telling the truth, the accused or the woman accusing him. At the end, we never find out if the accused actually did it because we''re on the jury too and they don''t tell us what the remaining juror finally decided. It was up to him to sway the vote one way or the other, so in the end, the listener gets to decide. It is very interesting and one of the best episodes, in my opinion. This is a true classic and truly worth a listen.', '2016-10-26 11:48:30', 1, '1fbc4a8161d7de129cc8b2b1d144425d', '136.63.146.72'),
(10701, '0096', 'episode', 'Aaron', 'AaronCBurke@aol.com', 'I agree too many characters. Well-done, though.', '2016-10-26 11:47:11', 1, '871231b3858726f902dd0a4032c1db94', '98.176.222.177'),
(10702, '0367', 'episode', 'JUROR #4', '', '‘The Summer People’ solidifies writer Bob Juhren’s position as a master of the Twilight Zone-style “reveal.â€  Similar to other great episodes by Juhren, ‘Garden of the Moon’ and ‘Devil’s Boutique,’ People simmers with decent dialogue and character development as it revs up a seemingly mundane story, in this case that of a young but bored married couple (played by the always fantastic Tony Roberts along with Grace Matthews) seeking a relaxing summer get-away, into a twisted and bizarre fight for life.  As opposed to a similar story about a small town with something to hide in Fielden Farrington’s ‘The Colony,’ this story – as many of Juhren’s – doesn’t end well for the main characters.  Jennifer Harmon plays the kindly old inn-keeper for which the listener develops a deep-seated and well-deserved hatred (similar to the antagonist character in The Colony, played by Frances Sternhagen – can you tell I love The Colony?).  A slightly slow pace and obviousness to the plot caused me to give only three out of five stars to The Summer People; but definitely worth a listen – Juror #4. ', '2016-10-26 11:47:11', 1, 'a882c8631de9be06b1b7edc2f66a16d0', '74.65.80.136'),
(10703, '0002', 'episode', 'David O.', 'Radioloan@aol.com', 'I loved listening in the early 80''s while in high school...', '2016-10-26 11:47:18', 1, '5bce151a072caa4e615c118bc396b1fd', '24.7.189.71'),
(10704, '0063', 'episode', 'Randy Koehn', 'rsk@devstudios.com', 'This story kept me on the edge of my seat... 5 star performance!', '2016-10-26 11:47:48', 1, 'd7fe8de8ce2a8f1a0b0d009ccce682ea', '105.227.216.166'),
(10705, '1274', 'episode', 'AmazonSister', 'amazonsister@gmail.com', 'Lorenz..Welcome to the family of CBSRMT fans! it''s great to hear from fans around the world. Makes earth feel a little cozier... \r\n As usual, Juror #4 nailed it in his review. Nuff said.', '2016-10-26 11:48:24', 1, '4c64a15fbafccc2020bf8503414b3d29', '172.56.38.138'),
(10706, '0265', 'episode', 'Robert', '', ' I love this show.', '2016-10-26 11:48:30', 1, '0bf783f26df5141f39576b14a3b048db', '119.157.62.156'),
(10707, '0265', 'episode', 'Sean', '', 'I REMEMBER THIS STORY!!! Heard it on a rebroadcast when I was in grade 7 :) I will re-listen to it this week', '2016-10-29 08:53:30', 1, '1e75577b01ea32fb8cb3a5f8a7021356', '119.157.62.156'),
(10708, '0929', 'episode', 'Luanne', '', '"A Horror Story" was by far the scariest CBSRMT episode ever!', '2016-10-29 08:53:31', 1, '0f3c1291b8cfe6957aedcc4b6efd2fba', '119.157.62.156'),
(10709, '1176', 'episode', 'Robert', '', 'The Ghost Gray Bat was the scariest for me.', '2016-10-29 08:53:32', 1, 'dcc45bb1c8a058569adb0c2094ed695f', '119.157.62.156'),
(10710, '1245', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'My favorite scariest episodes are:\r\n#1245-THE JUDGE''S HOUSE (by Bram Stoker)', '2016-10-29 08:53:34', 1, '05c63b91cc2aa0b77401e363aba7a7ec', '119.157.62.156'),
(10711, '0405', 'episode', 'Doug', '', ' One of my favorites.', '2016-10-29 08:53:35', 1, '32875280833edf96555678040c2afb25', '119.157.62.156'),
(10712, '0405', 'episode', 'Robert', '', ' I LOVE THIS ONE!!!', '2016-10-29 08:53:36', 1, '18d00c6142cbccbc8501098dd1cc1a73', '119.157.62.156'),
(10713, '1310', 'episode', 'AmazonSister', 'amazonsister@gmail.com', 'Kim.. You have summed it up beautifully.   CBSRMT is all that and a good night around the campfire telling stories over piping hot cups of cocoa, wrapped up in a wool blankey... ', '2016-10-29 08:53:37', 1, '25d64cb53f4aed9853ce6bbfc046e74a', '172.56.38.138'),
(10714, '0596', 'episode', 'Shawnie', 'misskmorgan707@gmail.com', 'Didn''t get the end...kind of fell flat', '2016-10-29 08:53:56', 1, 'bc603bb3af2bc8603edbe9ff84b4d6bc', '172.58.38.154'),
(10715, '0454', 'episode', 'Eddie Munster', 'xnet96@yahoo.com', 'This is an absolute and total rip-off of an old Wild Wild West episode called "Night of the Druid''s Blood" which has Don Rickles playing the part of the mysterious magician.  Anne Elder plays the part of the femme fatale.  \r\nI assume because CBS owned both series, RMT escaped plagiarism and copyright infringement charges.  Or maybe nobody cared or noticed.  If you like this episode, check out the WWW version and see what you think.  I''ve never seen anything copied so blatantly in 53 years of life.', '2016-10-29 08:53:50', 1, '447a2678b92b3435b87fb646ab425821', '184.91.206.230'),
(10721, '0265', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. Once again, Bob Juhren, wrote another great Fantasy-Mystery. This had suspenseful plot points, terrific protagonists & antagonists, and the most outstanding part of all: the surprised Ending! That shocked me as much as the Ending in #0367-THE SUMMER PEOPLE did, which was also written by Bob Juhren. Sound effects of the rotary phones, doors, tarot cards, footsteps, crickets, pop open the black bottle, loud buzzer, furniture barricading the door, door knob rattling, and smacking the black widow spider at the 35-minute mark were supportive. And the music was highly supportive, including the tunes in the 2nd Act that could give CBSRMT fans goosebumps. E.G. Marshall starts his Prologue off by saying, “Your host for another adventure so strange and so chilling, that we dare say you’ll get little sleep this night.â€ One of his best intros. In ACT-1, we get to know our main characters: one who ran for Union President and the other becomes the grief stricken widow. In ACT-2, our Host points out that our main character has a unique method to kill: untraceable. In ACT-3, he tells a little rhyme about the spider & the fly. A good way to describe the plot points in a symbolic way. In the Epilogue, it’s one of his best narrations when he said, “It is fun to stretch our imaginations out, isn’t it? And that, of course, is what Radio Mystery Theater is all about.â€ And finally, our cast: Robert Dryden (as John Hawthorne & Lieutenant Kerry), Evie Juster (as Lillian Hawthorne & Caro), Hetty Galen (as Martha Hawthorne), Jackson Beck (as Max Conger & Police Officer Joe), and Dan Ocko (as Hank Thomas). Both Jackson Beck & Dan Ocko were great as the villains. Robert Dryden is an unforgettable actor on CBSRMT. But our leading actresses stole the show. Kudos to Evie Juster for playing a young girl and an old witch. And big props to Hetty Galen for playing the widow with a vengeance. This is a fantastic episode for those that are seeking stories on spiders, or witches, or any horror tale to listen to during the Halloween season. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-10-30 19:48:34', 1, '19b902e5994735838c2d619b0466aafa', '119.156.33.219'),
(10717, '0913', 'episode', 'Joe', 'joe41865@aol.com', 'I so love these old mysteries.  There is so much potential for endless mindscapes in this medium.  Television is all so trite and banal... leaving nothing to the imagination.  Oh that there were just ONE such program still produced today for radio!', '2016-10-29 08:54:10', 1, 'bd297037ad78f188c37e35ccadc09b72', '24.192.140.55'),
(10718, '1028', 'episode', 'Josh', 'Josh@aol.com', 'Arguably the most far-fetched and implausible non-supernatural story in all of RMT, it likewise has one of the most moral and important messages. \r\n\r\nA very enjoyable listen indeed. ', '2016-10-29 08:54:10', 1, 'e3f572ab5d6216b2bc94508cb0cbc05e', '24.47.195.219'),
(10723, '0405', 'episode', 'JUROR #4', '', 'One of Bob Jurhen''s best.  It''s fun to analyze episodes, but this one is just plain GREAT!!!  A must listen.  I actually gasped during Act 3.  5 stars out of 5 - JUROR #4', '2016-11-02 11:50:09', 1, '9cb21181c5cbcb5f733200c4d4bfe38c', '74.65.80.136'),
(10722, '0268', 'actor', 'Greg', 'Gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'I can''t believe that nobody has commented on this actor. He was great. He played an insufferable ass of a boss in ''Revenge is sweet''. You''ll love to hate this guy in this episode.', '2016-10-30 19:48:52', 1, '7cfc88d80e25b3fe474cf191bbffe69d', '172.58.35.254'),
(10724, '0666', 'episode', 'Chloe', '', 'I love Sam Dann he makes the best shows!!! I love the theme with 666 I''m watching it the day before Halloween at 10:00 at night whale I''m sleeping', '2016-11-02 11:49:32', 1, '3e87cbf2e93cbd0cd8c54d1793f9defc', '66.87.112.236'),
(10725, '0174', 'episode', 'Josh', 'samtheman4a@gmail.com', 'One of the best', '2016-11-02 11:49:33', 1, 'ea0cbf42f47a7496d34cb75db2e63a7a', '24.47.195.219'),
(10727, '0127', 'actor', 'Michael', '', 'Also a very short TV run. The Tammy Grimes Show was one of the first that I remember as a kid that was pulled after airing only once.', '2016-11-02 11:50:09', 1, 'c0f44da64ac6537206a41305f3e42ddc', '136.63.146.72'),
(10728, '0127', 'actor', 'Rick', '', 'Tammy''s fine in her supporting part in Play It As It Lays, one of her few non-TV films; I believe she replaced someone at the 11th hour.  She was talented, but I never cared for her as the host of CBSRMT. It was never the same without E.G. Marshall.  \r\n\r\nIt was a strangely comforting thing to fall asleep to late at night as I did many times in my teen years', '2016-11-02 11:50:09', 1, 'bc2cea73f9f96e7d91b8eb86b53a8848', '136.63.146.72'),
(10733, '0265', 'episode', 'Patricia', '', 'My very first story and I''ve been hooked ever since. 📻 Still listen to them every night. Thank you for making them available.', '2016-11-08 10:49:16', 1, 'a101da359748eceefb0fba6f47ea35a2', '119.156.46.108'),
(10734, '0081', 'episode', 'adams88', 'adams_88@aol.com', 'Good show with bonus contemporary news program at the end- worthwhile for history buffs.', '2016-11-08 10:49:18', 1, 'fb833d6b9676e2a430a6beaad8c4c0e1', '108.251.19.139'),
(10735, '0210', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. I give Fielden Farrington credit for writing a Fantasy-Mystery. However, in the middle of the Prologue where the 2 main characters mention “Ghost Town,â€ it gave away the shocking twist. Fielden Farrington wrote the surprising ending at the very beginning. It’s even written in the episode’s synopsis of the CBSRMT Episode Guide Book. This story has a good title, but another way to title it would be “Candidates For Death.â€ The music was wonderful with its pleasant melodies in ACT-1, suspenseful tracks in ACT-2, and intensifying tunes in ACT-3. The sound effects, not that many in this one. ACT-1 had sounds of the suitcase being closed shut, car engine, birds chirping, doors, tableware clinking, footsteps, and pouring of the coffee. ACT-2, nothing but a door sound. In ACT-3, birds and howling wind. And since this story takes place in a town, surely there would’ve been background noises of the residents murmuring through the community streets or something. Anyway, let’s get to the good parts; like the Host. In E.G. Marshall’s Prologue, he discusses the concept of “Fantasyâ€ and introduces us to our 2 main characters in search for a new place to live in New England. In ACT-1, our Host finds it odd that our characters, in a mysterious town in Vermont, have to go through rare qualifications to buy a house. In ACT-2, he points out that people who wish to escape the city life is common. In ACT-3, he states that one of Man’s pre-occupations has been life after death. In the end, our heroes found no village anymore, just a graveyard. In the Epilogue, E.G. Marshall informs the listeners that the characters ended up finding a colonial house in Connecticut. And the last good part in this, was our cast: Norman Rose (as Ralph Albertson), Martha Greenhouse (as Wilma Albertson), Court Benson (as Mayor Ellis Perkins), and Ken Harvey (as Lucas Madison). All 4 of them stole the show. Each played their parts to a T. My favorite part was when Norman Rose says, “Angry?!? You don’t know the half of it!â€ at the 30-minute 42-second mark. I enjoyed it because it sounded like Norman Rose could relate to his character, putting himself in Ralph Albertson’s shoes of how preposterous it is to escape from Sleepy Village. This is a decent ghost story and CBSRMT fans should check it out. Also, check out Fielden Farrington’s other works, such as #0278-RETURN TO SHADOW LAKE, #0325-THE MASTER COMPUTER, and #0549-THE COLONY. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2016-11-08 10:49:42', 1, '34e73492e45c260c256c3bbe5cb7e5a9', '119.157.62.226'),
(10739, '0127', 'actor', 'Andrew', '', 'I never new she was the original Molly Brown! I only new it as Debby Reynolds roll!  She certainly had a distinguished career, however, I could never quite understand why she was chosen to host that final year. In general, I think it was a mistake to involve so many theater actors with the show. No doubt many were very good, but I think there is a tendency for actors in plays to "overact." It would have been interesting to see how the show might have been different had it been based on the west coast, utilizing actors used to performing on TV and in the movies. Not complaining about the show as it was, but just engaging in some conjecture.', '2016-11-09 00:53:34', 1, '36e475df8c7008c0d4d9c19fafd6f778', '107.188.184.172'),
(10732, '0143', 'episode', 'don l wilkey', 'donaldwilkey@hotmail.com', 'CBS RMT performers and writers are always entertaining. Exuberant background music to heighten the terror is a plus too. Wonderful advertised commercial breaks takes me back in time of melancholia and reminiscence. Story is horrific and an attention getter and holder of my ears. A good episode for a sunny mid-afternoon autumn day.', '2016-11-03 15:23:56', 1, 'd8f88de42b518f0cbf28561f723777dd', '96.2.168.220'),
(10736, '0545', 'episode', 'John', '', 'The Queen of Cats is one of my favorite episodes.', '2016-11-08 10:49:42', 1, '5754ab165d081cf6c71cfee50a1e09e0', '119.157.62.226'),
(10738, '0088', 'episode', 'adams_88', 'adams_88@aol.com', '"CHI, CHI. . . PUT DOWN THE GUN!"  Moral of the story: Never let a monkey have a loaded gun.', '2016-11-08 10:49:42', 1, 'f62b9efcc5f0d7ebb8ac43c7df19f5c3', '108.251.19.139'),
(10740, '0127', 'actor', 'Russ', '', ' Not only will I remember Tammy Grimes for her talented performances & her contribution as the Hostess for CBS RADIO MYSTERY THEATRE, but I will also remember her performance as the voice of Molly Grue from THE LAST UNICORN (1982).\r\nRest In Paradise, Tammy Grimes', '2016-11-09 00:53:35', 1, '7fc48910d385ea472af7c6471ed2bac9', '107.188.184.172'),
(10741, '0929', 'episode', 'Luanne', '', 'A Horror Story" was by far the scariest CBSRMT episode ever! I won''t even listen to that one again, lol!', '2016-11-09 00:53:36', 1, 'cd12e9345ccf35c80b6f04ea78e9f665', '107.188.184.172'),
(10742, '0185', 'episode', 'Walt', '', 'This is the scariest episode I''ve listened to.  This was such a great program and very influential to me and many others. Such great depth and performances. Far better than most tv. Just thought of it today.<br>', '2016-11-09 00:58:37', 1, '67c93b017961c9a7f020f6d9d5ea4fa8', '107.188.184.172'),
(10743, '0504', 'episode', 'Karl', '', 'Hi CBSRMT gang. I struck me today I''ve been listening to these shows just about every day for at least 10 years now. Working through them from top to bottom and back again. They''re my go-to ear candy for sitting in traffic. I''m sure there are lots of you out there that share this sentiment.', '2016-11-09 10:40:58', 1, '71546612c0a47b7082c43b0d46cbf3cb', '107.188.184.172'),
(10744, '0094', 'actor', 'Charles', '', 'I''ve been a big fan of CBSRMT as well as OTR in general for a long, long, time. It''s October which got me thinking about the movie, the Exorcist, which got me thinking about one of my all time favorite radio performers, Mercedes McCambridge. Apparently, doing that voice disturbed her so much she fell off the wagon.  I tip my hat to Mercedes!', '2016-11-09 10:41:00', 1, 'b7dd6749059f7484b2e60285c7ca6f58', '107.188.184.172'),
(10745, '0094', 'actor', 'Russ', '', 'I grew up listening on 590 am weei in Boston. Looking forward to reconnecting with the shows', '2016-11-09 10:41:02', 1, '13cb172291fc870d6a98be8a5f1efba6', '107.188.184.172'),
(10746, '0013', 'episode', 'Karl', '', 'This one features the children''s rhyme "Ring around the rosie, a pocket full of posies, achoo-achoo, we all fall down"  It was SOMETHING. Can''t put my finger on it, but somehow not the usual RMT formula. And a lot of over-explanation about plants ability to store visual images. I''m going to stop now, sounds like I''m moaning! Just making a case for a deviation from the formula.  I really thought that was one of the spookiest, with the disembodied voices in the backfround. Still one of my favs.', '2016-11-09 10:41:05', 1, '6748175c170dc9547b3cf5b43113e50b', '107.188.184.172'),
(10747, '0417', 'episode', 'Stanny.', 'fenderstrat62@hotmail.co.uk', 'Yes,im with you Cathy on that Dirty old man springs to mind...very distirbing indeed.', '2016-11-10 16:10:35', 1, '42f2ae4259dd529e43ad0dbf1b36f0b8', '51.7.19.198'),
(10748, '0477', 'episode', 'Cheryl', 'Cheryldec@gmail.com', 'The story wrapped up too neatly. It really needed a part two. ', '2016-11-11 17:15:39', 1, '576b9958aa5a700ddb4ce454dff1a656', '107.129.170.16'),
(10749, '0322', 'episode', 'Charlie', 'Codywarlock@yahoo.com', 'This story is based on the early 70''s supernatural soap opera "Strange Paradise". The names of the characters are different as is the name of the island, but the story and situation is the same. If you remember John Paul Desmond and his beautiful deceased wife Erica along with her sister, the housekeeper Raxl, etc, this story will sound very familiar.  ', '2016-11-13 23:35:00', 1, '6e7a1a836a1052ac49e303c03f285dfd', '107.184.245.70'),
(10750, '0614', 'episode', 'Laura C', 'laura@escmedia.net', 'A truly creepy story, well written, well acted. This is one to listen to - five stars.\r\n', '2016-11-13 23:35:04', 1, 'd51d11b36ef152a3d44b03a8bcc2c2b2', '50.37.29.217'),
(10751, '0734', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. “Predictableâ€ is the best way to describe this Fantasy-Mystery story. Don’t get me wrong. Arnold Moss’s writing for CBSRMT was enjoyable, especially his adaptions of classic stories like “Oedipus the Kingâ€ from #0628-SO SHALL YE REAP and #0699-THE ADVENTURES OF DON QUIXOTE. But in this particular episode, the Title gave it away. Even in the ending, we all knew what happened to our main characters. It had a great opening scene, suitable characters, creative words to describe the places they were in, but the ending was no big surprise. A better way to title this would be “The Contemplationâ€ because that’s exactly what our characters did the whole time during their expedition. Or even call this episode “No Departureâ€ because there was definitely no escape. ACT-1 had sound effects of map charts, airplane hatch, howling wind, and the airplane engine sputtering. But ACT-2 only had footsteps and the bus engine. And ACT-3 only had jungle leaves flapping. I would say that the suspenseful music tunes they used were very supportive. Even the tribal music that played during the 20-minute mark was accommodating. And speaking of accommodating, our Host. In his Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by bringing up the topic of “Missing Persons.â€ In ACT-1, he mentions mirages/optical illusions. In ACT-2, he mentions Oman Khayyam: a Persian Poet who said in his Rubaiyat poem, “There was the Door to which I found no Key. There was the Veil through which I could not seeâ€ which is supportive in this type of mystery. In ACT-3, after realizing what happened to our main characters, he quotes William Shakespeare’s Hamlet: “An undiscovered country whose bourne no travelers returnâ€ which means he’s contemplating death. In his Epilogue, he asks where did the “Missing Personsâ€ disappear to? His quotations from poets and his opening topic were, once again, accommodating just like our cast: Don Scardino (as Kent Floyd), Russell Horton (as Terry Bridgewater), Arnold Moss (as Professor Hans Schneider & the 3rd Assistant to the Mayor), and Carol Teitel (as Lilith & Amelia). Our 2 main actors were likable. Arnold Moss takes his acting performances seriously. And I think Carol Teitel did a lovely job for playing 2 characters where one sounded ancient and the other sounded youthful. If you like Arnold Moss’ acting and/or writing, you should check this episode out. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2016-11-14 15:42:07', 1, '0dd17d8dbeaa00eb0b1bbf781083e37e', '119.156.56.188'),
(10752, '1176', 'episode', 'Robert', '', 'I live in west Texas at the base of the panhandle. It gets COLD here. It was winter. There was snow on the ground, and the air was a bitter chill. For some reason we had trouble with our gas heaters. So,l i rolled an ancient, portable electric heater into my bedroom. I grabbed my mother and animals, threw blankets on the floor, threw my mother on the floor (she wanted to be down there with her 2 dogs), and we listened to The Ghost Gray Bat, all settled and comfortable. We used to do that in the 80s, in Los Angeles when I had it on cassette tape. ', '2016-11-14 15:42:12', 1, '90661af9d569fd8edf8314447672a1d9', '107.188.184.172'),
(10753, '0734', 'episode', 'Frank', '', 'The sound effect of the exploding plane ( though they were unaware of the plane exploding) was a tough sound to try to pull off, and I think they botched it. Lots of missed opportunities for sound when they were at the futuristic airport, could have at least added in echo to help depict the large open spaces of the terminal.', '2016-11-14 15:42:13', 1, '4381bd786302784cfe2cc49ac865fe90', '107.188.184.172');
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(10754, '0077', 'episode', 'Andrew', '', 'What is interesting to me is that many episodes with the CBS news broadcast at the beginning include news about Watergate. I was only 10 when Nixon resigned, but was already a junkie and have read nearly every book published on the subject since. Hearing the events as they are happening is just too good to be true.', '2016-11-14 15:42:14', 1, '637dfd5316ddf783bcbd95f305d95edf', '107.188.184.172'),
(10755, '0026', 'actor', 'Robert', '', 'The Most Non Versatile Voice-I vote on Teri Keane. She was so sexy, but she could do nothing else. She always sounded the same.', '2016-11-14 15:42:16', 1, '884191bac6637c14c34608913484d63c', '107.188.184.172'),
(10756, '1177', 'episode', 'Biggy Wig', '', 'I like this program better than any of the other programs!!!!!', '2016-11-14 22:07:12', 1, '59bec0bee474523db1d4244220c70813', '97.73.64.160'),
(10757, '1024', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'An engaging story, excellent sound quality, and - my favorite - commercials included!', '2016-11-14 22:07:05', 1, '6f99747672725ee1e83660126e0c1e36', '71.90.77.156'),
(10758, '1177', 'episode', 'William Mosley', 'will_m30549@yahoo.com', 'This is good stuff, Radio like it used to be ...', '2016-11-17 14:19:14', 1, 'a1975b57fcc4ca8d912c97429500e6da', '173.184.66.76'),
(10760, '0429', 'episode', 'Anthony', '', ' personally though "You Owe Me a Death" was the scariest by far', '2016-11-20 09:49:20', 1, '961f3e0d9c10862705a28568e8757b6f', '107.188.184.172'),
(10761, '1125', 'episode', 'Brian Collins', 'brian@monarchoutdoorproducts.com', 'one of the best episodes', '2016-11-20 09:49:20', 1, '12a5f96e70e953f10debd2ca80a4300e', '174.17.195.2'),
(10772, '0695', 'episode', 'Celine', '', ' You are right, Mike! Poor pooches and kitties. They needed much better representation.', '2016-11-27 18:26:47', 1, '5f57ae40d8a0404780f029ab700136db', '71.233.11.32'),
(10768, '0442', 'episode', 'Chris', '', 'Not too much to add to Russels excellent review. The voices and acting in this oen were outstanding. I enoyed it very much. SOme shows are just better than otehrs and this one fits that perfectly. It all just comes togetehr very well! Check it out and post what you think!', '2016-11-22 10:32:16', 1, '1baa5b24f5eb6887ea1d80ef5fcfcafd', '119.156.50.3'),
(10763, '0009', 'episode', 'Liz', 'Bleeks6@hotmail.com', 'Mystery Theater is pure entertainment. I listened to it as a young girl and am sharing it with my own children. Use your imagination and expand your mind. I love all the episodes. ', '2016-11-20 09:48:54', 1, '08f5150e097f2f07027e2b35b6e7f4ae', '174.197.4.185'),
(10765, '0442', 'episode', 'Russell', 'CHARLES', 'I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. I know that Ambrose Bierce is famous for his short stories like "An Occurrence On Owl Creek Bridge," but after listening to this particular episode, written for the show by Arnold & Stella Moss, this story has to got to be a must-read. Decent in the beginning, dramatic in the middle, and dark in the end. Another way to title this, it would be "Dangerous Sympathy" because that''s exactly what the main character goes through. The sound effects of the doors, howling wind, birds chirping and cawing, bell tolls, monks chanting, people murmuring and music playing at the feast, the biting of the food, and the knife thrown to the ground were incredibly supportive. And whoever picked the music tunes in this, deserves acknowledgement. The music tracks they used made the story feel darker and more mysterious, which would bring you to the edge of your seat. In our Host''s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by talking about conscience. In ACT-1, we meet our main characters where it''s May 1st, 1680. In ACT-2, he quoted a Hymn by James Montgomery: "Prayer is the soul''s sincere desire, uttered or unexpressed, the motion of a hidden fire that trembles in the breast." In ACT-3, E.G. Marshall pointed out that even though our main character is being tormented for helping the hangman''s daughter, he still yearns for her. In the end, our main character died on October 15th, 1681. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall reads the manuscript on how the monk was buried right beside the woman he loved. And finally, our phenomenal cast: Kristoffer Tabori (as Friar Ambrosius), Arnold Moss (as Father Andreas), Evie Juster (as Beneditca & Amula), and Russell Horton (as Friar Romanus & Rocius). I say "phenomenal" because that''s the best word to describe their talents in this Drama-Mystery. Kudos to Russell Horton for playing 1 humble and 1 overbearing character. Thumbs up for Evie Juster for her voice to play one character that''s sweet and the other harsh. Arnold Moss'' acting is superb. And I''d give a round of applause to Kristoffer Tabori. His performance in this, is memorable as his roles in #0334-NIGHT OF THE HOWLING DOG, #0371-TRIPTYCH FOR A WITCH, and #0591-THE WHITE WOLF. This is an Ambrose Bierce story that no CBSRMT fan should pass up on. Get ready for one of the darkest and compelling stories you''d hear. Plus, it has commercials of Pat Summerall for True Value Hardware Store, the song of "Clair de Lune" played for The Foundation Church at 1147 1st Avenue in New York N.Y. 10021, cough drops, Action Department in Washington D.C., high blood pressure awareness, Buick Automobiles, Jim Mackis as Mr. Magoo for the Disease of Prosperity Heart Fund, and air pollution awareness. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-11-22 10:32:02', 1, '14ca7c987e7391163950eeab80695c91', '119.156.32.82'),
(10771, '0058', 'episode', 'Thomas ', 'Tviano@yahoo.com', 'My recording was spotty and skipped a lot, so I''m not sure how it ended. Here''s a few ideas: the ship sinks and the brother gets the inheritance. Or, the brother and his new girlfriend plot to murder the murderer. Or, the murderer has to masquerade as his brother and switch lives and watch his brother spend all the money. Anyway, I liked this one, even if the recording was bad.', '2016-11-27 18:26:53', 1, 'bf85696e32d11c85d3c196a34a4fa1d0', '70.213.18.22'),
(10769, '0241', 'episode', 'Nelson stern', 'scooterlawyer@aol.com', 'That was a remarkable performance.  Abe Lincoln is presented in the same way that Atticus Finch appears in To Kill a Mockingbird.  I recommend that any young lawyer use them as models to emulate. ', '2016-11-22 10:32:22', 1, '8394a93ea434a2a05ca14ed0b30a00ed', '207.38.214.135'),
(10770, '1300', 'episode', 'Tod', 'tod.higman@gmail.com', 'CBSRMT had several very good historicals.  This is one of them.  I don''t know about the accuracy but I don''t think accuracy was the point.  Just well put together.  ', '2016-11-22 10:32:16', 1, '83d6dcc21c69d0a5f8bf4e8896497095', '71.218.182.122'),
(10777, '0016', 'episode', 'NorCal John', 'Der.kommish@fauxball.com', 'Entertaining episode. Well acted and intriguing enough story. A bit predictable, but still enjoyable. ', '2016-11-30 17:16:11', 1, '560f2a0394777b2ced4e2723da46063e', '99.100.68.106'),
(10774, '0035', 'episode', 'Mike Mac', 'mikemac2728@gmail.com', 'Great story and fun to listen to a second and third time.  Props to William Redfield as the doctor who stays lighthearted in the face of the inexplicable.\r\n\r\nAs for that road being mysteriously built and maintained...if you had a crew of Mother Teresa''s followers...could be done...', '2016-11-27 18:27:17', 1, 'fda9be7cc42eabde5fb2007893af12c0', '172.58.216.100'),
(10779, '1331', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★☆☆ for AVERAGE. This reminds me of Ep. #0111-YESTERDAY’S MURDER and Ep. #1391-PORTRAIT OF THE PAST where the storyline in the 1st Act was getting good and then things got way better in the 2nd Act, but then it became puzzling in the 3rd Act. The ending didn’t come down to a crashing halt, but it definitely went into another direction. Arnold Moss deserved credit for writing a mystery story that involves anthropology, the Civil War, Bible scripture references, and old technology VS new technology. But still, his ending for this could’ve been better. The Title of this is OK, but a better title would be “New Jerusalem.â€ The music was really entertaining. So many tunes that expressed nostalgia, adventure, yearning goals, and many surprises. The sound effects were suitable. Like the footsteps, footlocker chest, packets of letters, birds cawing, pony footsteps, pony neighing, gunfire, howling wind, tripping on the rocks, photo camera clicked, radio frequency, the photograph developed, rapid river, flipping of the Bible pages, shotgun fired, and reloaded. However, the sound the howling wolf in the 2nd Act wasn’t required. And since the characters talked about the other immortals that live in the mountains, shouldn’t there be a sound effect of them murmuring in the background? Now, onto our Host. In her Prologue, Tammy Grimes talks about Biologists, death, and the human body (OK introduction). In ACT-1, not only she mentions the definition of Anthropology, but introduces us our main characters. In ACT-2, she mentions modern medicine. But more importantly, she says, “To grow old is the master work of wisdom and one of the most difficult chapters in the great art of living (Pretty good narration). At the end of ACT-3, she informs the listeners that our main character is tormented by the knowledge that it was his own curiosity that brought New Jerusalem to its end. Not bad for a closing narration. But then in her Epilogue, she mentions the play “Back To Methuselahâ€ by George Bernard Shaw. It’s a mystery as to why that story is compared to this one. Now onto our cast: Kristoffer Tabori (as Alan “Bickâ€ Bixby), Jada Rowland (as Susannah Partridge), Arnold Moss (as Captain Timothy Partridge and the Indian Guide), and Russell Horton (as Jerry Hansen and Radio Reporter). Russell Horton was good. Kristoffer Tabori nailed his role terrifically. Jada Rowland is my favorite actress on CBSRMT and this was a decent role for her. Arnold Moss did very well as his role of the Civil War Captain. But his role as the Indian Guide? Not that well. Good try, though, but his acting voice is good for play high-powered characters. Anyway, check this episode out if you enjoy the works of any of these 4 actors. And if you love radio commercials, this episode has: Pat Summerall for True Value Hardware stores, Country Time Lemonade, Boy-Oh-Boy Designer Suit Store, Armour Hot Dogs, Interfaith Hunger Appeal at P.O. Box 1000 N.Y. 10150, Syntech, Metamucil Sweepstakes, CBS-TV ads for “One Day At A Time,â€ “Alice,â€ and “The Price Is Right,â€ Troy Motor Mall, White-Westinghouse, Peace Corps., Dreyfus Liquid Assets, and Charles Schwab. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0]', '2016-12-02 13:25:12', 1, 'b1e48063173e53d03c50841e358daddb', '119.152.178.177'),
(10776, '0317', 'episode', 'Brian', 'mcglyb@yahoo.com', 'I thought this was a great show, I was totally drawn into it. I actually teared up at the end, hard for a radio show to do that to me.', '2016-11-27 18:27:27', 1, '709493fac41b9746fa50ae4652b26060', '24.185.155.236'),
(10780, '0090', 'episode', 'Jordan', 'Jordennicholson@yahoo.com', 'Rather quite good even if rather formulaic for Lowthar.\r\n\r\nSpoiler: does the episode actually make any sense?? How did Bowen know that Nellie was expecting a cop? Why did Tony have the lipstick if he wasn''t the killer? Is he like J. Edgar Hoover?  Why wasn''t name in the script just Red H. Herring? ', '2016-12-02 13:25:14', 1, '6d4e2d84a4d22984723505c5c22aa1e4', '68.61.218.166'),
(10781, '1182', 'episode', 'Kevin Brandon', 'brandonkevin@hotmail.com', 'This is exactly the same story as 1182.', '2016-12-03 08:14:28', 1, 'eb92527b4cb2e2b4206407600d977b98', '104.129.198.51'),
(10792, '1135', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'How can you go wrong with Fred Gwynne, Russell Horton and Evie Juster?!?!', '2016-12-08 08:43:55', 1, '7a5adc78111e7305b322cb79dabf9e7c', '23.121.104.197'),
(10793, '0015', 'episode', 'Mike Mac', 'mikemac2728@gmail.com', 'The huge number of comments posted here is testimony to what a great episode this is.\r\n\r\nIt''s worth adding that Paul Hecht grabs this show and runs away with it.  The cheerful malevolence with which he makes his plans.  The cool, calm professionalism with which he makes his proposition to Adams''s character.  The utter lack of any morals except for those he seeks to play upon in his victim''s conscience.  Just terrific work by Hecht, one of the best male actors (right next to Norman Rose!) on CBSRMT.\r\n\r\nWell worth a second listen and a third!', '2016-12-08 08:44:09', 1, '3b03aeb5540c74b7bafd57e3bb21d8e8', '172.56.26.102'),
(10794, '0804', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'Hahaha! A nagging wife, a glass half empty husband, a baby who doesn''t sound like a baby and many improbables! A quintessential Mystery Theater and I love it!', '2016-12-09 15:26:31', 1, '11b84a61b9d5bd9b34a45ae968543d95', '23.121.104.197'),
(10795, '0060', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'A lighthearted fun MT! My favorite part was when EG said they were going to have fun in their pants suits! ', '2016-12-09 15:26:03', 1, 'a37596816a4341e4e12d0fa6c6e37ede', '23.121.104.197'),
(10796, '0958', 'episode', 'Bruce M Beamon ', 'bmbwoodland@Gmail.com', 'REALLY NICE that these stories are online used to listen as kid growing up with my family ,and once again now when we get together .<br>', '2016-12-17 17:26:46', 1, '796bc1b64aeaca3315122ff0a675451c', '66.87.114.44'),
(10797, '0187', 'episode', 'James', '', 'My favorite episode!', '2016-12-17 17:27:48', 1, '7d3b875e72bf78e4b0b34e19ad01c86f', '119.156.33.138'),
(10798, '0187', 'episode', 'Roberts', '', 'one of my faves', '2016-12-17 17:27:49', 1, 'c535b90ac5387b56df785aa922fdbc7a', '119.156.33.138'),
(10799, '0187', 'episode', 'Tyson', '', 'A couple of my favorites are "Mission from Zython" and "Kitty lol I have all 1399 Episodes still listen to them when I can', '2016-12-17 17:28:01', 1, '6107ccf431996f740ba3974f540392e5', '119.156.33.138'),
(10800, '0187', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. “Uncanny,â€ “Unbelievable,â€ and “Unforgettableâ€ would be the best 3 words to describe this classic. Bravo to Bob Juhren for writing this Drama-Mystery that added Fantasy in the mix. Bob Juhren wrote so many episodes that were so good, the endings he wrote were spine-chilling, hair-raising, blood-curling, heart-racing, and eye-popping entertaining. And this episode was an eye-opener. Parts of this story reminded me of the 99th episode of the TWILIGHT ZONE: “Young Man’s Fancyâ€ where the main character returns to their old home, refuses to give it up, and magically goes back to their younger years. The title of this is suitable. Another way to title it would be “Only In Crestwoodâ€ because that’s where the story takes place. The sound effects of the doorbell, birds chirping, footsteps, rotary phones, coffee pouring, book pages, live music at the party, party guests murmuring, and the thunder storm were good. Not only there were music tunes from the TWILIGHT ZONE series, but the music tracks they used at the 11-minute 45-second felt like Stephanie’s Room was actually alive. Also, the music at the 14-minute mark felt like the room was actually calling. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by saying, “Come in through the mysterious door which hides its secrets and sometimes horrors we dare not even think about, but which are never the less brought to the forefront of our imagination by the tale you’re about to hear.â€ A long sentence for an intro, but one of his best intros ever. In ACT-1, he quotes the first lines of Elizabeth Akers Allen’s poem ROCK ME TO SLEEP: “Backward, turn backward, O time, in your flight, make me a child again just for tonight!â€ In ACT-2, he quotes Thomas Clayton Wolfe who said, “You can’t go home againâ€ (well, for our main character, she did). Later on, after hearing the characters sang nursery rhymes, our Host points out that there’s a spell of lost love in Stephanie’s Room and the relationship goes far beyond their mortal feelings. In ACT-3, after realizing that some of the characters are not seeing eye-to-eye and then being shocked at what happened to the main character in the final scene, he recommends the fans to think of our old room and say “helloâ€ to it…if we dare. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall goes into Nostalgic mode. From intro to outro, our Host did a magnificent job. And that goes the same with our terrific cast: Mercedes McCambridge (as Stephanie Miller), William Redfield (as Tom Miller), Mary Jane Higby (as Helen Lanning), and Robert Dryden (as Will Lanning and Mr. Ames). The 2 actors played their parts very well, but the 2 actresses are the ones who stole the show! The way Mary Jane Higby portrayed the childless woman and the way Mercedes McCambridge portrayed the motherless woman, both singing nursery rhymes, and treating each other like family, was so creepy, yet so spell-binding. #0187-STEPHANIE’S ROOM needs to be ranked in the Top 10 best Bob Jurhen stories for CBSRMT. The others on the list, should be #0367-THE SUMMER PEOPLE, #1245-THE JUDGE’S HOUSE, #0957-HICKORY DICKORY DOOM, #0265-BLACK WIDOW, #0405-SAGAMORE COTTAGE, #1193-GARDEN OF THE MOON, #1066-YOU’RE GOING TO LIKE RODNEY, #1140-A HOLIDAY VISIT, and #0099-DRESSED TO KILL. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-12-17 17:28:04', 1, 'c9af064228a179ed35a5038799a6c6e5', '119.156.33.138'),
(10783, '0170', 'episode', 'Winslow Swan', 'winslowswan@yahoo.com', 'This was the episode that I listened to when I was young.  It was my first time hearing CBSRMT and I was completely hooked.  I recorded it using a cassette recorder and subsequently had an entire library, some episodes recorded on eight track tape! (remember those?).  I found the episode suspensful and very enjoyable and have listened to it many a time since I was ten years old.', '2016-12-06 20:56:21', 1, '1de148570e3e6375be5ce404e5edc3ed', '72.18.102.217'),
(10784, '0035', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'I LOVE the stories that have retained the news items and commercials! True blast from the past! ', '2016-12-06 20:55:57', 1, 'e23efebd9ab1f34ef67371c404627cc5', '23.121.104.197'),
(10785, '0187', 'episode', 'James', '', 'My favorite episode!', '2016-12-06 20:55:56', 1, 'a700e060ee06c833fd313a638cbcf9e3', '119.152.176.74'),
(10786, '0764', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. Percy Granger wrote a terrific mystery story that defines “Audacious.â€ An exceptional treasure hunt story, with a lot of character development, a variety of plot points, and an astonishing climax, followed by a fitting resolution. This kind of story would be suitable for other Old Time Radio series like SUSPENSE, ESCAPE, THE MYSTERIOUS TRAVELER, or INNER SANCTUM MYSTERY. The title is good, an alternate title for this could be called “The Would-Be Treasure Hunters.â€ The sound effects of the Caribbean music, buoys, seagulls, footsteps on board of the ship, howling wind during low tide, boat horns, photographs, tableware, coffee pot, boat engine, shoveling, breaking the lock, opening the treasure chest, writing on the notepad, and water splashing by the lifeboat were outstanding. It makes you feel like you are there during their expedition. The music was hands-down suspenseful! Great music tracks during the main character’s narrations. But the best tunes were in the 3rd Act, especially during the 34-minute 7-second mark. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by explaining that there are some who seek adventure, hinting that this is going to be more than just a Drama-Mystery or a Fantasy-Mystery. In ACT-1, he goes deeper on those who seek adventure; those who take risks and some that are Soldiers of Fortune. Later on, he defines that a true adventurer takes genuine risks, plays for keeps, and doesn’t count the costs. In ACT-2, he goes deeper still as to what is larger: The Universe or Mind of Man, in which Man is the only animal who inflicts pain on himself. After our characters found the treasure, our Host explains that it’s one thing to find a treasure, but another to keep it. In ACT-3, our characters got through a difficult dilemma where only one of them made it out alive (SPOILER ALERT). In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall explains that our would-be treasure hunter was rescued by another group of would-be treasure hunters. Our Host was methodical, yet kept us all entertained. And that goes the same with our stupendous cast: Norman Rose (as Jason Hanesworth), William Griffis (as Ernie Chowders), and Arnold Moss (as Tom Cooper). Arnold Moss was perfect as the antagonist’s comrade. Norman Rose is good in every role that he plays, like in #210-SLEEPY VILLAGE and #0334-NIGHT OF THE HOWLING DOG. As for William Griffis, he played one of his best roles on CBSRMT. My favorite line of his was at the 36-minute 34-second mark when he hollered, “No, no, no, no! I will not accept this! This isn’t possible! I will not!â€ You can sense by the tone of his voice that he was really into the role. I highly recommend this to all CBSRMT fans that are interested in stories about treasure hunting. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-12-06 20:55:54', 1, '8f54e5eb82800bc07e2edfdda0736d58', '119.152.176.74'),
(10787, '0334', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'Quintessential Mystery Theater! My sister and I went to bed listening to it and taping it! Having to turn the tape over after act two because they only came with thirty minutes per side!\r\nThank you for the new feature of listing other ideas below the current story description. ', '2016-12-06 20:56:25', 1, '8c05f56013c1e1d274d09556d96caead', '23.121.104.197'),
(10791, '0139', 'episode', 'Dixie Trucker', 'wkgaston73@gmail.com', 'What''s with all the comments about sexism? Good grief! Men and women are different, and no amount of time is going to change that! I''m sick of all you meely-mouthed, pantywaist, pencilneck "men" who''ve replaced your scroti with murses! Oh, great episode bytheway!', '2016-12-07 11:47:12', 1, 'de12aa7e71a33194cda6ad832b9ef38d', '174.255.205.209'),
(10789, '0736', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'Absolutely hilarious! Had my dad, sister and daughters all listen! I loved it!', '2016-12-06 20:56:21', 1, 'ee2cf609381f66e872556001392896cb', '23.121.104.197'),
(10790, '0187', 'episode', 'James', '', ' This is my favorite CBSRMT episode, and IMO the most eerie. Throughout the entire episode the plot, music, E.G., and overall feel make for a chilling experience. It is unique in the sense that it accomplishes such a thing without the use of ghosts and murder.\r\n\r\nAll this said, I personally believe that they missed a real opportunity to make this perhaps the most unforgettable psychological episode of the entire series. It bugs me every time I listen to it. How would you guys have felt if instead of her transforming into a baby, she actually remained in her physical adult state while only mentally reverting back to an infant? I feel like this would have made the ending 10x creepier - the two husbands walking into the room and seeing a middle aged woman sitting on the floor cradling and singing to a woman in her twenties who is cooing like a baby. CREEEEEPY. To me this would have made it so much more fascinating. This would have made it about the rooms spell exploiting psychological weaknesses of the two women, as opposed to it just being able to physically alter what is inside of it. The latter just seems too easy, and not as captivating to me.', '2016-12-06 20:56:21', 1, '361bf4dcc74925ff481e999a37879697', '107.188.184.172'),
(10801, '0042', 'episode', 'Christina A.', 'tina.angel51@gmail.com', 'Nice atmosphere; as others have opined, sea tales are not my thing, but this is a pretty good plot. Harder to keep my attention on it, but worth the effort. ', '2016-12-17 17:28:06', 1, '0940b76b73fd6f6fc7750cb22de8c35c', '172.56.19.250'),
(10812, '0191', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'Saccharin? Yes. Cheesy? Absolutely. I loved it. It made me feel like a teen ager again listening to MT 30 years ago. ', '2016-12-22 23:52:32', 1, '8c22c2e6cb9994e8f441c17ef1c64c24', '23.121.104.197'),
(10803, '1219', 'episode', 'Don', '', 'Maybe it was Elspeth Eric - I liked it anyway. :)', '2016-12-17 17:28:34', 1, '5c941d8b80ea257d15e9d8166c5d65a9', '67.142.175.26'),
(10811, '0527', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'Fun, enough twists, good ending. ', '2016-12-19 23:32:57', 1, '780ac4163b2611b9da8ec9c664cf5aa5', '23.121.104.197'),
(10805, '1377', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'Teri Keene was one of the best radio cryers! The ending was a surprise. The episode shows how not doing the right thing can truly stay with you forever. ', '2016-12-17 17:28:34', 1, 'ee13781c4fc32a6c1267d2433c5e9951', '23.121.104.197'),
(10806, '1369', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'I thought this was bittersweet. The wife was a bit naive, but maybe it was hormones and she was only 20. A nice ending. I, too, for a moment thought we was going to be the old family dog. Worth a listen when you don''t want high drama, ghosts and whodunnits.  ', '2016-12-17 17:29:09', 1, '698dd0bf1f907273da9395a5eb907ae1', '23.121.104.197'),
(10807, '0278', 'episode', 'Melanie', 'Malka613@gmail.com', 'Thank you DAN, DON, CELINE and DENNIS for Listing your Favorite Mystery Theater Episodes! Here on the Page of My Favorite Episode "RETURN TO SHADOW LAKE"! In fact, as Freezing Winter Weather has hit the East Coast, it''s Time to Get your mug of Hot Cocoa and Clise the Lights and Return to Shadow Lake on CBSRMT!!!', '2016-12-17 17:29:16', 1, '89c0e83502de9c798a66c988e04fe27c', '166.137.240.79'),
(10808, '1281', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'SO good! Satisfying. ', '2016-12-17 17:28:40', 1, '24e86e7e288b74ace6bc28f9f50ecb3e', '23.121.104.197'),
(10809, '0647', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★☆☆ for AVERAGE. Arnold Moss wrote a decent Sci-Fi Mystery, but I think that the storyline in ACT-1 was kind of slow. Plus, the characters were ordinary with little character development. Although, things did pick up in the final Act and I liked the surprising ending; it sort of reminded me of the ending of “Third From The Sunâ€ (the 14th episode of the TWILIGHT ZONE). The title of this story is OK, but a better title would be “Beta Epsilon 203â€ because of the ship they go on. Or call it “What Lies Aheadâ€ because they don’t know what to expect. The sound effects of the motorboat, airplane, fish splashing, windy blizzard, explosion of the ice breaking, computer beeping, more explosions, slaps, the mothership soaring, pressing phone buttons, rocket ship taking off, gun shot, laser gun, and flipping of the book pages were highly useful. The music, however, there was less of it in the 1st half of the story and more of it during the 2nd half. In our Host’s dialogue, E.G. Marshall begins with the conjecturing of what the 21st Century will be like (too bad he didn’t get to see this century since he passed way in 1998). In ACT-1, after knowing that our characters are living in the future, he states that man begins to live only when he treats a new day as if were his last. In ACT-2, he quotes the passes from Genesis 1 and 2. And in ACT-3, it’s the 5th chapter of the Book of Revelation. In the end, he says Godspeed to the remaining characters that survived. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall mentions Polar Studies and Space Flight in the 1970’s. Our Host made pretty good statements, but if only there were more suspenseful explanations in his narrations about space flight or how Man is able to survive in predicaments such as this one. Now onto our cast: Tony Roberts (as Bob McDonald), Kristoffer Tabori (as J.J. Porter), William Griffis (as Mike Gonzalez and General Dukes), and Robert Maxwell (as Dr. Burns and the Flight Attendant over the speaker). All 4 of them have done excellent work in many episodes previously, but as I said before, the characters that they portrayed had little character development. Plus, Robert Maxwell’s character of Dr. Burns didn’t sound evil enough. In my opinion, Fred Gwynne, John Lithgow, Russell Horton, and Norman Rose should’ve played these parts. If you enjoy Sci-Fi mysteries, then check this story out. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0]', '2016-12-17 17:28:34', 1, '4827feab3c4d0b7e3e2784be39166d4b', '119.157.48.175'),
(10810, '0191', 'episode', 'Steve', 'sbrace1@cox.net', 'Listening to this episode has become a Christmas tradition for me. I''m a sucker for schmaltz like this at this time of the year. The quality of the recording makes it somewhat difficult to get through, but it is worth it. Yes, Jennifer Marlowe seems a bit stiff, but the unsuredness that a young girl asking an intimidating man like Jasper to play Santa would make any young girl unsure of herself. You can feel the change of heart in danger Silva''s performance, and the insecurity that he would have had in returning the suit. You can feel the love between the two at the end that makes it so special. Pure Christmas Schmaltz that recounts a bygone era. I love it!!', '2016-12-17 17:28:53', 1, 'ac288a8cf83a834a660255c718b39190', '68.96.138.54'),
(10813, '1068', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'Good storyline, but maybe a weak ending. However, it''s MT so forgiven! I just hope I never become a wife like this one!', '2016-12-22 23:53:02', 1, '8f19eb45b1683e0f172eb1117508e52e', '23.121.104.197'),
(10814, '1072', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'Hahahaha! I love my husband but if I ever decided to "step out" on him, this would happen to me! LOVE Terri Keane! Always have since I heard her in the 1970s in the Eavesdropper. ', '2016-12-22 23:53:02', 1, 'dbd6fe7c9771923da8d7fcb80bb9aab1', '23.121.104.197'),
(10815, '0477', 'episode', 'Jordan N', 'Jordennicholson@yahoo.com', 'Very good episode. The plot of this episode is, however, rather very similar to the Twilight Zone episode from 1964 (I think) called Valley of the Shadow. ', '2016-12-22 23:53:14', 1, '77cf73447a814668fee6f2767e19dc64', '68.61.218.166'),
(10816, '1079', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'Satisfying good vs evil story.  ', '2016-12-22 23:53:10', 1, 'c9f5a13c1be5799944f854871ec7304b', '23.121.104.197'),
(10817, '0568', 'episode', 'Nickolas', 'c.nick.brown6@att.net', 'It''s Joan Copeland who appear in this episode not Joan Lovejoy.', '2016-12-22 23:53:12', 1, 'f282c5d70d97ed5f4ae8ab21f0a6b864', '99.122.177.84'),
(10818, '1193', 'episode', 'Jordan N', 'Jordennicholson@yahoo.con', 'This is episode is a bit of a masterclass in pacing. It''s also a wonderful combination of the Twilight Zone episodes ''Black Leather Jackets'' and ''To Serve Man'', as well as the film Halloween 3: Season of the Witch. ', '2016-12-23 10:09:45', 1, 'ff1b6affd8ea3c7bb42cb3e3ae9805f3', '68.61.218.166'),
(10819, '0202', 'episode', 'Tim G.', 'fabworld1@aol.com', 'I enjoyed this one quite a bit. The epilogue really sold it.', '2016-12-23 10:09:19', 1, '0e32f15be89bdc15a55c8bfbced2a279', '76.189.149.234'),
(10825, '0758', 'episode', 'Nathan', 'nacama54@yahoo.ca', 'Been listening to all of the shows in chronological order and I enjoyed this one the most so far. Great story!', '2016-12-26 14:06:24', 1, 'f527d2754bdd518212a881bfdd7309ca', '142.179.2.215'),
(10822, '1236', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. I have read Rudyard Kipling’s story of “The Mark of the Beastâ€ (1890) and James Agate Jr.’s adaptation of this was spot-on! Same characters, same locations, same plot points, and same ending as the original. And this is not your average New Year’s Eve story. The sound effects of the English billiard balls, patrons murmuring, lighting the pipe, footsteps, horse neighing and galloping, shirt ripping, wild animal sounds, stable side door opening, shaking of the doorknob, and Natives chanting hymns were highly supportive. The music with its suspenseful tunes were fitting, especially at the 22-minute 27-second mark where the transformation has begun. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall discusses on Rudyard Kipling’s writing during the turn of the century in India. In ACT-1, as our story takes place during New Year’s Eve, our Host quotes the lines of Hamlet: “Foul deeds will rise, though all the Earth overwhelm them, to men''s eyes.â€ In ACT-2, after discussing Rudyard Kipling’s view of India, there’s also the mentioning of Indian Folklore during the Victorian Era. In ACT-3, after the mystery is over, E.G. Marshall quotes a passage from the book of “From Day To Day With Kiplingâ€: Let us honor, oh, my brothers, Christmas Day! Call a truce, then, to our labors—let us feast with friends and neighbors, and be merry as the custom of our castle, for if faint and forced the laughter, and if sadness follow after, we are richer by one mocking Christmas past.â€ In his Epilogue, our Host gives his annotations on fiction and superstition. Not only was our Host informative about quotations, but also informative on the Author’s life living in India. An applause to him and an applause to our cast: Norman Rose (as Rudyard Kipling), Earl Hammond (as Fleete and Dr. Dumoise), and Robert Kaliban (as Police Chief Strickland and the Silver Man). Big props go to Earl Hammond for playing the incompetent character that everyone loves to hate and using his talented voice to sound like a wild animal. If Earl Hammond used his leopard sounds and teamed up with Jada Rowland with her cat sounds from Ep. #0736-THE THERAPEUTIC CAT, these 2 would be a purrrrrrrfect duo. If you’re a fan of Rudyard Kipling’s writing, check this episode out. Also, check out his other stories from the CBSRMT series: #0608-THE LIGHT THAT FAILED, #0684-THE BISARA OF POOREE, #1020-AT THE END OF THE PASSAGE, #1032-BY WORD OF MOUTH, and #1056-THAT’S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2016-12-25 20:09:53', 1, '092dd08a016df089247fa349897ce1dd', '119.156.53.129'),
(10823, '0343', 'episode', 'keith ballard', 'keithballard7083@hotmail.com', 'a very powerful and compelling episode that did not disappoint..', '2016-12-25 20:09:54', 1, '92f775e81e332333f92140f8e46623bf', '73.252.50.8'),
(10824, '0825', 'episode', 'Edward', 'scififan50@gmail.com', 'Great ep of the series. Loved the cold war plot to it, does remained me of something out of the 50''s radio.', '2016-12-25 20:10:30', 1, '8c50546d319b67ad41956d1b40f8dec5', '107.197.29.110'),
(10827, '0278', 'episode', 'Melanie', 'Malka613@Gmail.com', 'DON HEILAND: Your Suggestion, the Episode "The Woman Who Wanted to Live", is Absolutely on my List of Best Episodes, in Fact I recommend it as a Double Feature to be Heard with Episode "The Deadliest Favor" which should be listened to first. "The Woman who Wanted to Live" is even better when listened to after " The Deadliest Favor". I call it the Fugitive Double Feature, both are Similar to Film Noir but are Radio Noir! \r\nBut DON- You mention 2 Episodes and say they are in your Top 25 Episodes- Please, WHAT ARE YOUR TOP 25?!\r\n\r\n', '2016-12-29 01:08:27', 1, 'd99fd4691623ea238a310c78b113722a', '107.72.164.29'),
(10828, '0806', 'episode', 'Vicki ', 'msvick1966@yahoo.com', 'This is actually based on a true story. Recently, the podcast Unsolved Murders which combines a storytelling narrative with audio drama did an episode on the real case. Audio drama is getting some new life due to podcasting. The thing about the old dramas from the 40s is the dated sound and the organ music, things like that. Now when today''s actors do radio drama or podcast drama, it sounds like they are reading the script from the page much like a high school play. The art of voice acting has been lost. That''s what they could learn from CBSRMT. It did not sound like 40s and the actors are wonderfully natural while doing the effects and script especially for audio. The awakening of audio drama is great, but I wish they would study this show for it''s skill at voice acting. If you turn off the visual on a movie or tv show, they don''t sound like they are reading, nor should a podcast/radio drama. CBSRMT is probably one of the best radio drama''s ever produced. It''s still as good today as it was back then. The  writing, acting, music, narrator and sound effects all come together and the result is golden.', '2016-12-29 01:09:07', 1, '9597ceb21af27f8fc42a5b6d91ba661e', '68.53.68.62'),
(10829, '0758', 'episode', 'Zeezee1', 'filmnoir50@gmail.com', 'This is a disappointing episode, and the cornball fake Irish brogues don''t help one bit.  The cast must have watched some Barry Fitzgerald movies to get ready for this one, especially Carol Teitel.   It''s boring as well.', '2016-12-29 01:09:01', 1, 'd7b41425814c4cb78bcc203802c7d90f', '151.202.27.54'),
(10835, '0806', 'episode', 'Celine', '', 'Vikki..I just found Suspense Radio Show, Campfire Radio Theater and Darkest Nights which are \r\nbetter than unsolved mystery podcast. Suspense is the weakest in delivery of the 3 but I like the remake of the old stories.', '2016-12-29 15:49:45', 1, 'a1ae821d7441cb6714c612412cbb72c8', '73.114.32.40'),
(10831, '1120', 'episode', 'John', '', 'What do you all think of the news and commercials as well as the local station idents? \r\nMy favorite are the KIXI local news breaks and the 70s elevator music they play in the background. I can''t get enough of it and enjoy it as much as I do the stories themselves', '2016-12-29 15:49:13', 1, '5eb83e27bf45a6b9399d398671cc1d9d', '107.188.184.172'),
(10832, '1120', 'episode', 'Josh', '', 'I have mixed feelings about the news and commercials. For me its like getting a glimpse into history since I was only born in 1985. However, there are times when I just want to hear The Rest of The story as Paul Harvey would say. I do enjoy CBS rmt quite a bit. I haven''t listened in a while, but they did have some great stories. The actors in the stories were excilent. I was glad to find out that some of them also read talking books for the blind sometimes as well.', '2016-12-29 15:49:14', 1, '1ea9c560a6c4fe622e8f9858e8c66247', '107.188.184.172'),
(10833, '1120', 'episode', 'John', '', 'I look at the news and commercials as an added bonus to the stories themselves. My wife looks forward to them.  Every night when we climb into bed she always asks me if I have a story to\r\nlisten to. \r\n\r\nOne of my favorites has always been the Special K commercials, with the old ball and chain! \r\n\r\nThen just hearing some of the local business commercials that are pretty funny. Not just from KIXI. I just feel that much of the talent and free spirit exhibited back then has disappeared in today''s environment. ', '2016-12-29 15:49:16', 1, '2076afc0b6728c62a4d21b331a1d1f08', '107.188.184.172'),
(10834, '1120', 'episode', 'John', '', 'Don''t forget about the Susan Anton mattress commercial!', '2016-12-29 15:49:17', 1, '49df20fe6b5df65bbef1cc457326ad5f', '107.188.184.172'),
(10836, '0255', 'episode', 'Joe Mama', 'n2uhc@yahoo.com', 'This episode is very similar to the Twilight Zone episode "A Stop at Willoughby."  In the TZ episode, an unhappy, stressed-out man with an irascible boss and harpy wife travels on the train between work & home, and dreams of stopping at a place called Willoughby, which is about 50 years in the past.  Every time he wakes up back on the train in his miserable life.  Eventually he decides to get off the train at Willoughby and ***SPOILER ALERT*** he jumps off the train to his death, and his body is picked up by the Willoughby funeral home.', '2016-12-29 15:49:25', 1, 'cbef4bac5b31b8365242be57e0a20079', '66.210.31.202'),
(10837, '0077', 'episode', 'Eric', '', 'I''m a fan of any version with newscasts since I am a historian and these help supplement my collection of news radio broadcasts. I especially find it interesting when sometimes the newscast is not CBS News at the top of the hour and reflects how in some markets the Mystery Theater did not air on a CBS station due to conflicts. In New York for instance, WCBS, which was an all-news station refused to make room for the program (unlike all-news WBBM in Chicago and KNX in Los Angeles) so the program aired on WOR which for most of the 70s aired Mutual newscasts (hence why many of the WOR recordings have the commentaries by Fulton Lewis, III. These commentaries are rare pieces of radio history themself)\r\n\r\nI have also found newscasts from ABC Information Radio (ABC at that point had split its radio network into four services aimed at different types of stations; Information, Entertainment, Contemporary and FM) on WDAF-Kansas City recordings from the first months of the Mystery Theater and even in one instance amazingly, an NBC News on The Hour from KFAB-Omaha.', '2016-12-29 15:49:45', 1, '14c95e26b6e23a1273f1064da0d6d050', '75.98.114.172'),
(10838, '0077', 'episode', 'Ray', '', 'In fact I have an old audio cassette somewhere that has a news report on it from just after the Tylenol scare (I believe it''s from WJML in Petoskey, Michigan).  I had been recording a record album on our stereo at the time.Well the turntable turned off once it was done.Then my mom came home when I was gone and turned on the radio.Well the tape player started up once again and ran out the remaining tape.Hence I captured the news report for the day.As you can tell it''s an old recording and they are deteriorating so it wouldn''t be the best sounding any longer.', '2016-12-29 15:49:45', 1, 'a9498dbaf5ca7dc68ced7df2e4759eff', '75.98.114.172'),
(10839, '0077', 'episode', 'Josh', '', 'I actually liked Goldie Locks and her sugar free diet 7up. There a few diet sodas that actually do taste as good as their regular counterparts. I thought Goldie sounded kind of cute. A little to cheerful, but still kind of cute.', '2016-12-29 15:49:46', 1, 'ce5f1e6abaaa56a8509c4168a9384738', '75.98.114.172'),
(10840, '0077', 'episode', 'Vick', '', 'The Consumer Information Catalog commercial where the guy breaks the window to please his wife is another good commercial. ', '2016-12-29 15:49:45', 1, '2c94be50634ff8c6af7adfc6785c7eaf', '75.98.114.172'),
(10841, '0332', 'episode', 'Brian M', 'mcglyb@yahoo.com', 'A decent episode, I am not sure why but the voice of Mercedes McCambridge just irks me. We are to believe that she is young and beautiful but the voice just doesn''t sound that way. I will have to google her to see why she was so popular on CBS Radio Mystery Theater, I am guessing someone liked her a lot. I know it''s just me, but,  cringe when I hear her ', '2016-12-30 01:53:00', 1, '1d8f4e2518544010b8dc1762492ed7be', '24.185.155.236'),
(10842, '0150', 'episode', 'John9044', '', 'original commercials still intact.', '2016-12-30 01:53:02', 1, '4f18154bb95a50dca7cbd8d0ecb49ad4', '162.244.137.7'),
(10843, '336', 'writer', 'Rudy Renswick', 'Jeffkmoe@hotmail.com', 'Singly Mary 1313th episode dreams well written.', '2016-12-30 01:53:04', 1, '812a946020b2708f8599310fb36c9b30', '107.77.173.9'),
(10844, '0457', 'episode', 'Dave', 'Dcg121@icloud.com', 'Cool that it included a "cameo" by Sigmund Freud!', '2016-12-30 01:53:05', 1, 'cd8486ab94a89d96f46598e4520e6d0b', '73.9.114.133'),
(10845, '1141', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode 4 stars for GOOD. Here’s what I liked the MOST. First, the cast: Fred Gwynne (as J. Barnabus Whitney), Teri Keane (as Nurse Lydia Mae Stewart), Court Benson (as Dr. Fowler and the Devil), and Norman Rose (as Chaplain Peterson and Saint Peter). All 4 them did a splendid job, especially our leading actor Mr. Fred Gwynne. Second, our Host when he discusses on dreaming in his Prologue. In ACT-1, our main character is introduced and his shred of dignity is fading. In ACT-2, E.G. Marshall informs us that our main character has faced the pearly gates and also a “fowl fiend.â€ At the end of ACT-3, he informs us about psychologists’ definition about dreaming. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall informs the CBSRMT fans about the origin of the pearly gates from the 21st chapter of the Bible’s Revelations. Our Host was informative on dreams defined and informative on spiritual circumstances. What I like the LEAST was the music and sound effects. There were less music tracks played in this episode, not many tunes to change scenes or make the scenes feel “holyâ€ or “demonic.â€ The sound effects we only heard were creaking doors, bells chiming, shaking of the pearly gates, unrolling the scroll, and pearly gates closed shut. Some were repeated in the 2nd and 3rd Act. As for the script, Nancy Moore wrote a good mystery tale, fitting for a New Year’s Day story, but the ending was predictable that our main character got a second chance at life; kind of like Ebenezer Scrooge from #0402-A CHRISTMAS CAROL. I think the storyline would’ve been better if our main character, J. Barnabus Whitney, also met the Grim Reaper other than Saint Peter and the Devil. He met someone from Heaven, met another person from Hell. But how about the Grim Reaper where he meets him at the Crossroad of the afterlife? Anyway, the Title of this is suitable, but another way to call this would be, “Reap What You Sowâ€ because that’s exactly what our main character has done. A rare mystery tale for New Years, but entertaining to listen to if you’re a fan of Fred Gwynne’s work. Also, check out episode #1231-LET NO MAN PUT ASUNDER for it is a mystery tale that takes place on New Year’s Eve. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2017-01-02 14:16:16', 1, 'c5b363b8645a1a181782183c0dfab8b1', '119.157.63.214'),
(10846, '1141', 'episode', 'Chris', '', ' Like this one! Hard to not like one with Fred Gwnn in it. Excellent story and acting. Check it out!', '2017-01-02 14:16:19', 1, '9209000b5d8cd69b80d0c19ba1665b91', '119.157.63.214'),
(10847, '0318', 'episode', 'Brian', 'mcglyb@yahoo.com', 'I agree with Mike B, I can''t get past Mercedes McCambridge''s raspy voice. How can she ever pass for a young women. Sorry, she may be the nicest person in the world, but she is miscast in these episodes', '2017-01-02 14:16:22', 1, 'b4df6d89855471b4924ca5da5d691a85', '24.185.155.236'),
(10848, '0282', 'episode', 'Dan in South Jersey', 'dancrean@yahoo.com', 'Great episode.  Unfortunately, Theodore Bikel died in July 2015 at age 91. &nbsp;I would have enjoyed hearing him in more episodes, for sure.  \r\n\r\nAs always, the regulars were all top-notch, but it''s tough for Jackson Beck to play more than one character because his voice is so distinctive.  <br>', '2017-01-02 14:24:44', 1, '9bb758cd43619e9b6d105533fe8dc740', '76.116.61.13'),
(10849, '0909', 'episode', 'Edward', 'scififan50@gmail.com', 'Good story like a modern day morality tell.  ', '2017-01-02 14:16:42', 1, 'bbfd021fc609a2162551824b1fc08dd7', '107.197.29.110'),
(10850, '0138', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'What a twist of an ending!!', '2017-01-02 14:16:48', 1, '223a36ca8945546885a2a7c37ca4a037', '23.121.104.197'),
(10851, '0457', 'episode', 'Ron', '', 'I always liked the Stiller and Meara "Blue Nun" commercials.  I often wondered how RMT made money. We were all 15 when it aired. The Commercials were for adults :) ', '2017-01-02 14:25:04', 1, '32852adbeb8a856121a90a2a4030a197', '107.188.184.172'),
(10852, '0457', 'episode', 'Edwin', '', 'My feelings toward news and commercials depends largely on my mood. Sometimes its a fun nostalgia trip but other times I just want to hear the story. Often, I find the newscasts depressing because they point out to me just how little progress we’ve made over the past 40 years. The ads range from amusing to downright annoying. I always liked Lou Rawls’ Budweiser ads. He was such a smooth talker.', '2017-01-04 11:47:00', 1, '9500d5e2584836fea9882ee5af6c9200', '107.188.184.172'),
(10853, '0457', 'episode', 'Tom', '', 'I''m with you on the news and commercials. I like the history of the newscasts, but they don''t depress me. Social change, if it is to last, has to come slowly and be gradually internalized by the individual. The major changes brought about by revolution, coup d''etat, and so on, don''t last. I''m hoping that, any day now, Myanmar will once again become Burma. It took 70 years for Socialism to die as a major force in the former U.S.S.R., but it did happen. And, how long did Nazi Germany last? Not that long. So, a responsible and responsive government, a true market-driven economy, and so on, are going to take a while, and I don''t expect to see much change in my lifetime. But, I''m a pragmatist, I guess, for some things, and an optimist for others.', '2017-01-04 11:47:02', 1, 'b1c23979fc5e0350a811f79a1f0ee917', '107.188.184.172');
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(10854, '0457', 'episode', 'Eric', '', '"The commercials that get annoying to me are all the PSA spots that air on stations that clearly had trouble selling ad time locally to carry the Mystery Theater. You get an insight into which actors/comedians etc. need to pay their bills every time you hear them voicing one of the spots! \r\n\r\nThe WBBM broadcast of Mystery Theater from 10/14/76 is interesting to me in this respect. Earlier in the evening CBS Radio carried Game 5 of the 1976 ALCS (Yankees beat the Royals) and my recording of this broadcast is also from WBBM so that means having the Mystery Theater airing an hour after the game with newscast practically gives me several uncut hours (save one) of one station for that night.\r\n\r\nThere is a WBBM local newscast from Christmas night 1976 *after* the Mystery Theater and how technical snafus led to a massive giggle attack by the newsreader Len Walter (who is still at the station today).  But even funnier was a CBS newscast after Mystery Theater on the night Muhammad Ali beat George Foreman and the anchor goofed and said Ali beat George *HERMAN* which was the name of a CBS reporter who hosted ""Face The Nation"" at the time. I fell on the floor when I heard that."', '2017-01-04 11:47:03', 1, 'bf2e3304fa9ff59e711226835d137420', '107.188.184.172'),
(10855, '0457', 'episode', 'John', '', 'History is history, just because we may not like it or be proud of it, it is what it is and we can''t deny it or pretend it didn''t happen although many universities are trying to do a rewrite anyway.  The commercial that irritates me is the Army recruitment one in the form of a country/western song.   There was one commercial for some type of wine, Venia Rose I think, it was sung in the style of a 1920s type old movie. ', '2017-01-04 11:47:04', 1, '00daf7c5ef57fa30bf2bbffebb88fc5c', '107.188.184.172'),
(10856, '0457', 'episode', 'Tom', '', '"Oh, yeah...I don''t think that came along until 1975/''76. Also, the Buick ""A little science, a little magic"". That one I really liked.\r\n\r\nRe: Goldie Locks She sounds like the stereotypical flaky blonde, though, to me, and I have more respect for women than to find that desirable. Now, Smurfette cute is okay, but she wasn''t real, anyway. LOL! As for the taste of diet 7-Up, at the time of the commercials, sugar-free  pop was sweetened with cyclamates. Sodium saccharin came along later, and now, it''s primarily aspartame with sucralose bringing up the rear...I think. I haven''t had a bottle of any kind of pop in at least six years, though. And, though I remember what aspartame and saccharin taste like, I don''t remember cyclamates."', '2017-01-04 11:47:06', 1, 'd61d175352442c8f7efdd39b934b1d40', '107.188.184.172'),
(10857, '0457', 'episode', 'James', '', '"My favorite was the Contac cold capsule commercial E.G. Marshall did. \r\nHere''s a question: Do old CBSRMT commercials affect your purchasing choices today? Do you find yourself buying Special K, Budweiser Beer, Contac, 7UP,  maybe even a Buick?  \r\nA marketing person should probably look into this. I hate current commercials; I blitz through them with the DVR. But I will watch 70''s commercials for longer than I''m willing to admit. "', '2017-01-04 11:47:07', 1, '957f2ef9aea32028baeca7fac9225d13', '107.188.184.172'),
(10858, '0457', 'episode', 'Mike', '', 'on my fourth Buick!!!!!!    Love the Buick commercials with Ralph Bell. Love when they explain the concept of range .', '2017-01-04 11:47:10', 1, 'fe20582543dd71a639f6314f71302e1c', '107.188.184.172'),
(10859, '0457', 'episode', 'Vic', '', 'Anything with Ralph Bell in it is impressive.  Norman Rose turned up in a few commercials too, he did one for J.C.Penny jewelry and diamonds. ', '2017-01-04 11:47:11', 1, '23b75de9981ae35f0f9944ff322d18e2', '107.188.184.172'),
(10860, '0457', 'episode', 'Tom', '', '"Actually I think that was Lloyd Bridges unless he took over later on.  The PSAs don''t bug me, because, having studied for my First Class Radiotelephone Operator license in the late ''70s, I know that public service is one justification for obtaining a station license, anyway. So, they''re obligated to give so much airtime to public service. The PSAs are one avenue they have for discharging that duty.\r\n\r\nThe ""exploding microphone"" caper is funny. But, what''s he gonna do /but/ laugh? You know he was thinking things that would''ve got him fired and the station fined big time.Actually I think that was Lloyd Bridges unless he took over later on. "', '2017-01-04 11:47:12', 1, 'b777c37e03efecb1242a5e20ccf0c0f1', '107.188.184.172'),
(10861, '0457', 'episode', 'June', '', 'It''s easy enough to skip over the commercials when we''re not in the mood. The commercials-only task would be a big one, but what I''d like to see is an all-news project. Now, that would give an historical overview of the period when the CBSRMT episodes were broadcast. Where I am in my listening, Nixon is about ready to resign.', '2017-01-04 11:47:13', 1, '3f1387bd50e58772e789e3f48bd5e525', '107.188.184.172'),
(10862, '0457', 'episode', 'James', '', 'I always feel from an archival standpoint that if the original recording has commercials/news etc. they should be retained to preserve the integrity of the recording.    That''s why I like the fact that we have these uncut versions as well as the fact that there are also version where the original version has no commercials like the Armed Forces masters etc. And yes, it was always Lloyd Bridges on the Contac commercials.', '2017-01-04 11:47:16', 1, 'e4b0c66bd8920ade449da6d43fecc8ac', '107.188.184.172'),
(10863, '0457', 'episode', 'Tom', '', 'Yup, "give your cold to Contac!"\r\n\r\nI don''t think Contac is made anymore, is it? As for Budweiser, I''m not sure if the commercials -- old or new -- influence me, but I do drink it and enjoy it, nevertheless. I haven''t eaten Special K in years, so I don''t even know what different types they have now. I know the brand is on everything from frozen waffles to granola bars to, yes, even cereal. For breakfast, though, I eat Jimmy Dean''s stuffed hash browns. And, if I could drive, I''d probably be looking for a mint Buick Grand National, if such could be found these days, only I''d put a Chevy 283 V8 into it and sell the stock V6.  ', '2017-01-04 11:47:17', 1, '3ed6db16e2e6b919ef67f41e746077f9', '107.188.184.172'),
(10864, '0457', 'episode', 'Tony', '', 'I think Contac went away when phenylpropanolamine did, unless they found something else to put in its place. If it has pseudoephedrin in it, though, it''s behind the counter and you have to sign for it in most states. When I get a stuffy head or itchy eyes, I have been using Alavert D-12, another 12-hour sinus opener.\r\n\r\nIf it hadn''t of been for those commercials on the cbsrmt, I''d never of known about the better business bureau and that Albert Einstein had a learning difficulty. I quite enjoy them especially when they come with news broadcasts... just listened to cbsrmt gate 27, with Fred Gwynne who played a bum, and also, a very private miracle, and a portrait of memory and double exposure and Who Is Jessica Worth? and to many others to mention here.', '2017-01-04 11:47:19', 1, 'a2e918e62337d9bba87e1c582f7bb81c', '107.188.184.172'),
(10865, '0070', 'episode', 'Christina A.', 'tina.angel51@gmail.com', 'I liked this one,  but did anyone else think it was lame that they never repaired rotted floorboards, ever? ', '2017-01-04 11:47:22', 1, '73d99f45c98b9ddbc8e4dfc35fd8b58a', '66.108.161.134'),
(10866, '1344', 'episode', 'CharlieChuba', '1a8f9ddc@opayq.com', 'In my opinion, having listened to CBSRMT from the start, and re-listening to many of them more than once, this is worth a listen, although not a classic of the show.', '2017-01-04 11:48:19', 1, '90a839c6dc73906e7c93b4ded491a85e', '97.83.136.194'),
(10867, '0265', 'episode', 'Mike Feaster ', 'michael.feaster@rocketmail.com', 'This episode had a surprise ending and a great story line. As always with RMT...no disappointments! I listened to the program when I was in high school in the 1970''s. They have never lost their magic!', '2017-01-04 11:48:05', 1, 'b62e359a3356376e41ac7be37825071a', '68.54.144.145'),
(10868, '1299', 'episode', 'Johe Collaget', '1a8f9ddc@opayq.com', 'Better than 3 stars, but not quite a 4 star. A very good-average listenable non-spooky CBSRMT episode.', '2017-01-06 10:06:56', 1, '768eb942802abb97ab9f47fec2069c4c', '97.83.136.194'),
(10873, '0104', 'episode', 'charles barnes', 'charleswbarnes@gmail.com', 'Great episode, but radio dramas prominently featuring chattering, squealing rats always get at least one extra star from me (Three Skeleton Key being the classic of the form.)\r\n\r\nRalph Bell, as mentioned elsewhere, has one of the great voices, and plays a psychotically angry SOB to perfection here. There''s unintentional comedy in the scenes where the love interests exchange vows of love and desire which are barely audible over the squeals of 150 rodents--couldn''t they go somewhere a little more conducive to romance for the moment--but that just adds an extra layer of entertainment.\r\n\r\nAgain, great episode IMHO.  ', '2017-01-11 12:06:10', 1, '6339e1f5c773dd93a3564d4a75ce3999', '73.90.208.142'),
(10870, '0201', 'actor', 'Melanie', 'Malka613@gmail.com', 'Roberta Maxwell has a Beautiful, Wonderful Voice and is a Great Radio Actress! She is in some of my favorite CBS Radio Mystery Theater Episodes, Such as "Man Sized Marble", and "The Innocent Face" and "Silver Medal" and "The Woman who Wanted to Live" and "Cezar Curse" and "Romance of Mary Oates"- You are Great, Roberta Maxwell!!!', '2017-01-09 10:50:44', 1, '39925eb106565a35c3c78dd62dcbb0f3', '166.137.240.34'),
(10871, '0001', 'episode', 'Frank Reid', 'fdreid2@yahoo.com', 'As an avid reader of suspense and thriller fiction, I love listening to these stories when my eyes are not up to the task. Thank you CBS!', '2017-01-09 10:48:50', 1, '62508f95197e8880ffc4baa2b5b9943b', '24.50.141.239'),
(10872, '1257', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★☆ stars for GOOD. All 3 cast members did a speculator job on their roles: Louis Turenne (as Pierre Montand), Roberta Maxwell (as Yvonne and Nurse Julia), and Earl Hammond (as Leon Van Stuwe, The Gestapo Officer, and Dr. Whitfield). They pulled it off by speaking in French, Dutch, and German Accents. The music that they used was nicely done; a lot of tunes to build up suspense. The sound effects of the footsteps, crutches, doors, groceries falling down, blankets, jeep engine, airplane bombers, crickets, screwdriver, howling wind, cat meowing, airplane guns, engine sputtering, farm animals, haystack, paper, the slaps, phones, British anthem music, air raid, and fire alarm were very helpful. E.G. Marshall was on point when he mentioned bravery & self-sacrifice in his Prologue because those were the main topics of this story. In ACT-1, he informs the fans that this story take space in June 1940 where our main character is disabled, yet driven. In ACT-2, more details about the handicapped air ace. In ACT-3, he states that CBSRMT wants the fans to know that for every villain, there’s a hero. A brotherhood not limited to wartime, but that can occur anytime. In his Epilogue, he finishes this war story off by quoting a passage from JOHN 15:13- “Greater love hath no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.â€ Now here’s why I rate this 4 out of 5 stars: the script. This Drama-Mystery was written by G. Frederic Lewis and there was drama definitely, but less mystery. Also, this is based on true events, but there''s not a lot of info on the life of the one-legged Pierre Montand or even Dr. Leon Van Stuwe. The title of this is OK, but a better title would be “The Dangerous Riskâ€ because both men were taking serious chances to save each other while the Germans were about to take over France. In you like WWII stories, check this one out. And if you like G. Frederic Lewis’ writing, check out his other stories that are based on true events such as #1071-CONSPIRACY, #1121-THE MURDER OF CAESAR, #1247-MATA HARI, and #1384-LAST DAYS OF A DICTATOR. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2017-01-09 10:48:43', 1, 'c0ee8942fb9113b492259167eba32e4c', '119.156.56.137'),
(10874, '0855', 'episode', 'Greg', 'Grbauctions@aol.com', 'Yep this should be rated 5stars', '2017-01-11 12:06:04', 1, '4bbfd28496ce2ad2ebf145116f8c33bd', '166.137.246.57'),
(10875, '0994', 'episode', 'Davey', 'playbyfire@hotmail.com', 'Lol, and terrible australian accent by Mr. Tolan.  If the Australian theme hadn''t been presented, I could swear he was from brooklyn', '2017-01-11 12:05:58', 1, '49b587c3d0ad4b3f4e507b5724f1752b', '199.184.253.19'),
(10876, '0018', 'episode', 'Eytan', 'eytanfozailoff@yahoo.com', 'Wonderful writing as well as acting. A lot of\r\nAllusions, foreshadowing, for example in\r\nThe fist scene "big daddy is going to help\r\nyou- nobody is going to help me" "I''m doing\r\nThis for ALL of us" "how can I repay you?\r\nBy doing what I say" great foil with the \r\nPolicemen. Domestic issues as well as \r\nGeneration gap issues... Just great!', '2017-01-11 12:06:24', 1, 'c1cc32462c9e6f17adf5834e480908e6', '80.246.133.61'),
(10877, '0962', 'episode', 'charles barnes', 'charleswbarnes@gmail.com', 'Not a good episode. I''m no Social Justice Warrior, but the various messages in this episode are a bit too reactionary even for me. If you want to introduce a younger person to CBSRMT, this isn''t the episode--unless he or she has the personality of a white colonizer from 1850.', '2017-01-11 12:05:52', 1, 'b3bf4259d2b9fb9a0c5970902dbe5db2', '73.90.209.25'),
(10878, '1180', 'episode', 'Robert', '', 'This one was AWESOME!!! ', '2017-01-11 20:53:36', 1, 'be7733e157e4f5b9f6f2f1ef4f90c264', '119.156.51.188'),
(10879, '1257', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★☆ stars for GOOD. All 3 cast members did a speculator job on their roles: Louis Turenne (as Pierre Montand), Roberta Maxwell (as Yvonne and Nurse Julia), and Earl Hammond (as Leon Van Stuwe, The Gestapo Officer, and Dr. Whitfield). They pulled it off by speaking in French, Dutch, and German Accents. The music that they used was nicely done; a lot of tunes to build up suspense. The sound effects of the footsteps, crutches, doors, groceries falling down, blankets, jeep engine, airplane bombers, crickets, screwdriver, howling wind, cat meowing, airplane guns, engine sputtering, farm animals, haystack, paper, the slaps, phones, British anthem music, air raid, and fire alarm were very helpful. E.G. Marshall was on point when he mentioned bravery & self-sacrifice in his Prologue because those were the main topics of this story. In ACT-1, he informs the fans that this story take space in June 1940 where our main character is disabled, yet driven. In ACT-2, more details about the handicapped air ace. In ACT-3, he states that CBSRMT wants the fans to know that for every villain, there’s a hero. A brotherhood not limited to wartime, but that can occur anytime. In his Epilogue, he finishes this war story off by quoting a passage from JOHN 15:13- “Greater love hath no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.â€ Now here’s why I rate this 4 out of 5 stars: the script. This Drama-Mystery was written by G. Frederic Lewis and there was drama definitely, but less mystery. Also, this is based on true events, but there''s not a lot of info on the life of the one-legged Pierre Montand or even Dr. Leon Van Stuwe. The title of this is OK, but a better title would be “The Dangerous Riskâ€ because both men were taking serious chances to save each other while the Germans were about to take over France. In you like WWII stories, check this one out. And if you like G. Frederic Lewis’ writing, check out his other stories that are based on true events such as #1071-CONSPIRACY, #1121-THE MURDER OF CAESAR, #1247-MATA HARI, and #1384-LAST DAYS OF A DICTATOR. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2017-01-11 20:53:29', 1, '11f42b84f77d326fe666ed42ed4fd681', '119.156.51.188'),
(10880, '1257', 'episode', 'Chris', '', 'Love a good war story! Involving aircraft =Even better! Great one Check it out!!!', '2017-01-11 20:53:38', 1, '3f57d2541d218c70975752c110a0b690', '119.156.51.188'),
(10881, '0641', 'episode', 'pwizard', 'pwizard@example.com', 'There''s an annoying beeping every few minutes for the duration of the story, but otherwise it''s good. ', '2017-01-11 20:53:34', 1, '2f159c49e8b50712b6a45e08231f02cc', '74.113.157.54'),
(10882, '0258', 'episode', 'Bill S', 'bill@lofistl.com', 'This was probably one of the best SOUNDING episodes I''ve ever heard. Why does it sound so good? It sounds like it''s from a master tape or an FM broadcast or something. ', '2017-01-13 21:17:22', 1, '2047da6519a48c63932336dc2cf0ce18', '24.107.184.75'),
(10883, '0087', 'episode', 'charles barnes', 'charleswbarnes@gmail.com', 'I seem to be alone, but didn''t care for this one. The psychology didn''t seem to make sense. Also, a fair amount of scenery-chewing.', '2017-01-13 21:16:51', 1, '845fc67eecd80278cbec70fb11ad738c', '73.90.209.54'),
(10886, '0258', 'episode', 'Zeezee1', 'filmnoir50@gmail.com', 'I''m with you, Roger.  It''s not a bad episode, except for the over-the-top boss.', '2017-01-14 12:49:25', 1, '4ac334ceb2b660aa9416757b0393353e', '151.202.27.54'),
(10885, '0995', 'episode', 'Jacquie', 'cmauze@gmail.com', 'The intro/plot seemed very interesting on this featured episode of the day. But the audio quality (whether streaming or downloaded) is *Horrible*--background static drowns out the actors'' voices and makes it sound like it was recorded in a heavy downpour! Hoping maybe I can find this particular ep elsewhere. Thanks for making this series available, though (mistyped "series" as "eeries"--oddly appropriate, haha). It''s been a fun walk down memory lane! :-)', '2017-01-13 21:17:21', 1, 'bd0a502e8decc317619b9da14c4d95fe', '98.74.153.24'),
(10887, '0310', 'episode', 'Karen', 'thekarenunger@gmail.com', '@Tony CBSRMT was reaired in 1998 and 2000 with Himan Brown as host.', '2017-01-16 10:37:00', 1, '51c4ccd679f080813ad0cd51cf41b566', '166.137.252.112'),
(10888, '0973', 'episode', 'Chris', 'freakbag@gmail.com', 'Not just one of the best episodes from CBSRMT, one of the best radio plays ever. The script by Elspeth Eric is amazing, but few could have nailed it as well as Teri Keane. In this episode: She. Is. Amazing. \r\n\r\nGive it a chance, she owns this and makes you feel like you are there. Immersive.', '2017-01-16 10:37:34', 1, '48483953a8de5bddbaf99b2ddb9e21e5', '74.215.247.165'),
(10889, '1285', 'episode', 'Cheryl', 'cheryldec@gmail.com', 'Description is not correct. This story takes place in the 20th century, not the 18th century. Regardless, it is a fascinating story. <br>', '2017-01-16 10:43:39', 1, '2b85e47b654f2ea8ea4a2b211118ae7e', '107.129.170.16'),
(10890, '0001', 'episode', 'Headshrinker', 'dajaphil@gmail.com', 'The CBS RMT is one of the most treasured memories of my adolescence. Every night at 11:07 on good ole'' WGL in Fort Wayne, IN. The greatest Christmas present of all time was an AM/FM/Cassette combo that allowed me to record the episodes without using a radio and microphone set-up. \r\n\r\nTell you kids (or grand kids)about this site and share the joy!', '2017-01-16 10:37:41', 1, '92f06eeef3f09dc4aad5eeb001e0ce3c', '204.58.169.11'),
(10891, '1180', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★☆ stars for GOOD. FIRST up, the cast: Marian Seldes (as Edith Nelson), Lloyd Battista (as Dr. Miller), and Earl Hammond (as Harold, Thorsen, and the Detective). Marian Seldes was perfect to play the leading lady. Lloyd Battista’s acting was nicely done. Big props to Earl Hammond who played the ordinary Harold and the pirate Viking Thorsen. SECOND: our terrific Host when spoke about Vikings who colonized America first. In ACT-1, E.G. Marshall speaks about the topic of dreams. In ACT-2, it’s mainly about dreams & decisions. In the end of ACT-3, after realizing what our leading lady did on her big decision, our Host asks who would believe this type of thing? In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall reminds us fans that there are infinite answers to what dreams are; they’re reminders of the past, forecasts of the future, or maybe auguries of our fate. THIRD: the sound effects of the tape recorder, rotary phone, doorbells, Viking horn, farm animals, horse galloping and neighing, car engine, howling wind, and Vikings pillaging were very supportive. The music too, especially the music they used from the TWILIGHT ZONE series. Now here comes the reason why I rate this 4 out of 5 stars: the Script. It was an entertaining story written by Sam Dann, suitable for any anthology series. What it needed more of, was the character development on Edith Nelson on how she really felt about the 2 men in her life; 1 in reality and 1 in her fantasy. If you listen to Ep. #0698-RETURN TO POMPEII, the main character walks around a historic area and is transported to that past. It would make more sense if Edith Nelson traveled to certain parts of America where the Vikings colonized it, so she could get more clues and figure out if the Viking Period is where she truly belonged. In the final scene of Ep. #0111-YESTERDAY’S MURDER, Dotty Molloy (played by Mercedes McCambridge) ends up in the Viking period. It would be interesting if that story intertwined with this one. But then, this would be a 2-part episode. Or, there could’ve been a surprising twist at the end: the Viking that Edith Nelson dreamt about was actually the Angel of Death and would take her away in her sleep. Another way to title this story would be “Afraid To Loveâ€ because that’s exactly what our leading lady is struggling with. If you’re a big fan of Marian Seldes, check out this episode. Plus, it has commercials for CBS-TV of “Flo,â€ Metamucil, Radio Advertising Bureau, Pat Summerall for True Value Hardware Stores, Best Western, Pat Collins for the Foundation for Children with Learning Disabilities at 99 Park Avenue in New York 10106, Theon Wright’s book of “In Search of the Lindbergh Baby,â€ Carl Moulton for American Express Traveler’s Checks, American Heart Association, Susan Anton for Serta’s Perfect Sleeper Mattresses, and Mary Tyler Moore for American Diabetes Association. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2017-01-16 10:37:14', 1, '75de78104339deccda8972be7c986521', '119.156.51.130'),
(10892, '1180', 'episode', 'Robert', '', ' I liked the imagery. I think she was picking cranberries and eating a sandwich, while enjoying a novel. I LOVED her nerdy boyfriend. He was such a nerd that he was almost relaxing. He checked movie reviews, he knew about high down payments, he was always there for her, but she wanted more. Who could blame her. The shrink played back the tape for her, it blew everybody away. This was a relaxing fantasy.', '2017-01-16 10:37:37', 1, '374d1ac57901d0d7e06dfbee8a5a3a1e', '119.156.51.130'),
(10893, '0187', 'episode', 'Robert', '', 'I love this one. All of the actors, except William Redfield were bizarre. Elspeth Eric does an awesome job with the imagery. I could easily picture the house. I think her favorite color was yellow. She makes reference to yellow a lot. By the way, chartreuse curtains sound hideous.', '2017-01-16 10:37:40', 1, 'c236503e55fd925b7caa6c94e4017399', '119.156.51.130'),
(10894, '0771', 'episode', 'Kim', 'kim.steve.strong@live.com', 'A bit silly, but fun. However, no Fred Gwynne. ', '2017-01-17 23:24:58', 1, 'ff6d727ee98aff3df4ef20e23050a60f', '23.121.104.197'),
(10895, '1023', 'episode', 'Joshua Stewart', 'wreckingrow@gmail.com', 'Ed McBain''s 87th Precinct novel "So Long As You Both Shall Live" (1976) has a very similar plotline. The Columbo episode "No Time to Die" mentioned in an earlier comment was based the Ed McBain novel.', '2017-01-17 23:25:06', 1, 'c02da359225139c7e4f75d97eb0895e2', '24.18.117.92'),
(10900, '0052', 'episode', 'Hat', 'Kathrynbauer@me.com', 'I curled up in my Ethan Allen , mahogony post bed and shook of fright!!! I had to hold onto the posts to steady myself!! The port flowed throughout the episode. How else could I have kept my sanity??', '2017-01-19 18:41:36', 1, '84bea1b47db73793771614aa47d63f1b', '24.63.54.76'),
(10899, '0900', 'episode', 'Dave Burnham', 'davebnhm@hotmail.com', 'A real good one.  The sound effects are incredible!  Great story, but I thought they kind of gave the ending away.', '2017-01-19 18:41:08', 1, '4d04e53ed9324f3ffc08ded37843b557', '71.181.35.206'),
(10898, '0824', 'episode', 'Hat ', 'P.dunn.ma@icloud.com', 'The House on Chimney Pot Lane brought memories of yesteryear and had me clinging in suspense to my armoire! PB and I were most astonished! The port flowed and it was a fireside thriller to be sure!', '2017-01-17 23:25:18', 1, '18c85124accaa97b442daeda7861c213', '174.192.34.35'),
(10901, '0052', 'episode', 'Hat ', 'P.dunn.ma@icloud.com', 'It had me prisoner in my own thoughts! It sure gave me the creeps! The heebie jeebies!! Demons about it''s eerie- I jumped from the davenport at one point- overall I''d say this is a-1 scary! I''ll cover all my mirrors now! And not for sitting shiva! ', '2017-01-19 18:41:18', 1, '3bb3ba08dfd4cdc303179fd76880469b', '174.192.34.35'),
(10902, '0553', 'episode', 'Joe A', 'ailinger91@gmail.com', 'I can usually bear some of the thin scripts and naïveté you get with many RMT characters, but this episode was terrible. A detective who constantly asks a psychiatrist ''So what? But what difference does it make? Why does that matter?'' The writing and much of the acting in this episode was god awful. ', '2017-01-19 18:40:54', 1, 'e1bd91609b6af525b171d172b50aa39e', '208.93.251.126'),
(10903, '0278', 'episode', 'Don Heiland Jr.', 'hdon698808@yahoo.com', 'MELANIE: Your suggestion to listen to "The Deadliest Favor" was right on. "The Woman Who Wanted To Live,"I agree with you, A great Fugitive Double Feature. My problem is I have cherry picked many of the episodes. I started listening back on January 6, 1974. My Problem is I fell asleep during many of the episodes back in the 1970''s, especially between Act 1 and Act 2 during the commercials back in the day. They were on between 10:07 & 11:00 at night back then. So I have only heard about half the episodes to the very end. There is so many good episodes mentioned on here I have not heard yet. I will give you my Top 6 as of right now. My favorite episode without question is: "The Acquisition" Episode 1273. Number 2 on my list is "Black Widow" Episode 265. Number 3 on my list is "The Woman Who Wanted To Live" Episode 1338. Number 4 on my list is "The Hanging Sheriff" Episode 1320. Number 5 is "The Diamond Necklace" Episode 276. Number 6 on my list is "Bloodline" Episode 1131. I have heard these episodes over 1000 times, at least. I need to start listening to other episodes to find out what I am missing out on.', '2017-01-20 18:13:34', 1, '0edc1f9096b7882fd606d0af66db2efc', '72.209.191.97'),
(10904, '0588', 'episode', 'Nickolas Brown', 'c.nick.brown6@att.net', 'Add Robert Dryden to this episode.', '2017-01-20 18:14:10', 1, '8688cd970af4443a26b8683d9886c687', '99.122.177.84'),
(10905, '0892', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★☆☆ for AVERAGE. This story, written by Percy Granger, is like a cross between the radio series of SUSPENSE and the TV series of THE X-FILES. Two thirds of this story is an adventurous Drama-Mystery and the last Act is a Fantasy-Mystery with a surprising ending. It would’ve been a nicer ending if the characters actually found their missing daughter or have the same surprising ending as Ep. #1193-GARDEN OF THE MOON. An alternate title for this would be “Where Is Jill Bledsoe?â€ The music was terrific, filled with tension and suspense and the tune they used at the 26-minute mark was “out of this world.â€ The sound effects were more supportive in the 3rd Act than ACT-1 and ACT-2. Sound effects such as the footsteps on the mountain, thunderstorm, eruption of the ground, birds chirping, telephone and the light switch in the dark room. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by discussing loved ones that are lost, not to death, but to the unknown. In ACT-1, his topic is about Missing People/Presumed Dead. In ACT-2, he points out that we choose companions wisely and wonder if there is a race of people living at the top of the crater. In ACT-3, after facing the crater at Mt. Caqueta and discovering what the photograph showed, our Host discloses the whereabouts of our missing character. In the Epilogue, E.G. Marshall closes the story up with the question: “Do you know where your children are right now?â€ Now onto our cast: Marian Seldes (as Margaret Bledsoe), John Beal (as Don Bledsoe), and Earl Hammond (as Andy, Carl Cobb, and Raymond Hodges). Both our leading lady and leading man played a perfect married couple on a quest to find their missing daughter. I’d give Earl Hammond props that he played 3 characters, but I don’t think his first role as Andy was needed. His second role as Carl Cobb was plain. But his third role as Raymond Hodges was suitable for him. If you’re looking for adventure stories with surprising endings, check this one out. And check out other CBSRMT stories written by Percy Granger including #0764-THE LAUGHING MAIDEN, #0789-SECOND SIGHT, and #0950-THE DOMINANT PERSONALITY. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0]', '2017-01-20 18:14:12', 1, '1726af007aad14e51495742043aa07c9', '119.156.47.247'),
(10906, '0173', 'actor', 'West', '', 'I loved him as the scientist turned werewolf in Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea!', '2017-01-20 18:17:11', 1, '5c15828c0e77a8f05fce037b4e9dd2dc', '75.98.114.172'),
(10907, '0173', 'actor', 'Charles', '', 'His voice is strangely familiar as the Twilight Zone announcer.', '2017-01-20 18:18:12', 1, '7a626e637a0cee2dd4c814046af7190c', '75.98.114.172'),
(10909, '1193', 'episode', 'Hat', 'P.dunn.ma@icloud.com', 'Kim Hunter was my classmate and childhood chum on the arborway!! It recall thoughts of my driver Mr Cook taking me to the apothecary to procure make up and the like!! Oh but imagine moonbathing! On Jamaica pond!  KH sure got her come-uppance!!!  If ever an episode with a full moon to make you howl at it this one is it! ', '2017-01-23 16:13:42', 1, '541940cc67297e7ae37308f2feb04ceb', '50.157.184.250'),
(10910, '0653', 'episode', 'Bill Streeter', 'bill@lofistl.com', 'Kind of a dumb premise but really well produced. Loved the performances. ', '2017-01-23 16:14:10', 1, 'c705d2a0ed1697c2c421666f9bfaa172', '24.107.184.75'),
(10911, '1144', 'episode', 'Brian Norman', 'burninbrian@hotmail.com', 'very interesting story line and scary.  Reminds me of 2112 by Rush.', '2017-01-23 16:14:17', 1, '6ae7ed6c3514427f20a0c5fd600a7865', '71.67.111.218'),
(10912, '0019', 'episode', 'John', '', 'Awesome story!  A bride learns from an ex–police officer that her new husband has been married twice before and that he killed both previous wives while taking them on the same honeymoon trip that he has planned for her. A love story that begins during a honeymoon in a terrifying way.', '2017-01-25 18:13:47', 1, 'cb884229ef01a4258f421c533c18943f', '75.98.114.172'),
(10913, '0067', 'actor', 'John', '', 'Obit for Betsy Von Fursteberg. She died in 2015.   https://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/30/arts/betsy-von-furstenberg-baroness-and-versatile-actress-dies-at-83.html?_r=0', '2017-01-25 18:13:49', 1, 'a8cf502d0b10260d918aeeb6d2f0bafc', '75.98.114.172'),
(10914, '0015', 'episode', 'John', '', 'One of the best of the series: Phil Thurston doesn’t believe that anyone, not even scrupulously honest Walter Van Haas, is above compromising in order to make money. Phil sets out to prove his theory in a highly sophisticated version of the “Chinaman Button,â€ a childish game played by two adults that soon turns deadly', '2017-01-25 18:13:51', 1, 'ea0bd1a2e1c9a9a3f6a92f1f6d0e8b46', '75.98.114.172'),
(10917, '0032', 'episode', 'Charles Byers', 'charles.p.byers@gmail.com', 'I wish I could go back to this time. What magical recordings. ', '2017-01-27 10:54:31', 1, '6b942a4cb2f17f9570eac6bfa727f53d', '174.130.3.242'),
(10919, '0456', 'episode', 'Phil', 'pjlb2008@hotmail.com', 'This is good story.  Mandell Kramer''s stories all seem to be well written. Recommend a listen.', '2017-01-28 20:51:47', 1, 'ec696238f72f8a28719bbc3520057a64', '99.100.187.115'),
(10920, '0456', 'episode', 'Hat ', '', 'You do this or I''ll tell that! All that and how! In this tell all tale. I began with a can of nuts and nibbled away til they were gone whilst clutching an aperitif! Hit and run accidents, marriages on the rocks and a social climbing politician make for yet another cbsrmt coup el radio! I so enjoy this old time mystery radio ever so much! Time for a morsel? You betcha! ', '2017-01-28 20:52:00', 1, 'b5d3cc2b80ac91cd757db88b68f1d2c6', '50.157.184.250'),
(10921, '0014', 'episode', 'Kristi McPhillips Paplow', 'Mcphillipsboje@yahoo.com ', 'I luv this site. It plays thru Alexa, at bedtime... I pull up the blankets and listen...', '2017-01-30 09:51:43', 1, 'ae884645f0889cf593928da0b7b47ee3', '70.178.129.91'),
(10922, '0892', 'episode', 'Mike', '', 'loved this one. As a kid this one would def have scared me', '2017-01-30 09:52:06', 1, '8140b4ae98647824197a21204af4df15', '119.157.55.194'),
(10923, '1308', 'episode', 'Barbara', '', 'Some of the news segments in CBSRMT are creepy too. There''s one horrible day where I swear it was like the Jim Jones Temple suicides happened, Idi Amin was eating human flesh and there was some sort of nuclear disaster (Three Mile Island perhaps). It was insane. Gives me perspective (as well as ignites memories of when the events happened) with today''s grim news.', '2017-01-31 12:18:56', 1, '97d540886dec11c04c56503aa8ffcf97', '107.188.184.172'),
(10924, '1308', 'episode', 'Davey', '', 'I grew up in the Los Angeles area so the only CBSRMT theatre programs I like to collect are those with the KNX News Radio segments prior to the beginning of the program. The Budweiser commercials give me goose bumps, they really take me back when I was 10-18 years old! They are an audio time machine for me!', '2017-01-31 12:19:01', 1, 'c4b0c94bdbefa59cc64b2406aa9288ee', '107.188.184.172'),
(10925, '1037', 'episode', 'Paul Liberti', 'Voiceoverpaul@aol.com', 'Sam Dann was my favorite author of the series and he based his stories on actual news headlines. He would often take an actual news headline and create a story with just the headline - much like Ira Levin did for his Broadway plays. But no matter who wrote the episodes - there was always one performance that was always spot on consistent- E.G. Marshall. His sage advice was so different than other radio hosts that just wanted to create spooky atmosphere. He brought clarity and levity and wry humor - always expertly playing ''Devils Advocate''. Every single solitary performance as host that he did was spot on and he made even the weaker scripts interesting. There were no bad episodes if E.G. Marshall was host. He truly made sense of every script even if we couldn''t. Fred Gwynn or Jackson Beck - or even Bob Dryden would have been my choices to replace him when he became too ill to continue on. Bravo Himan Brown for collecting the most amazing radio actors of the 20th century... and bravo to those who keep these performances at our finger tips. ', '2017-01-31 12:20:04', 1, '8875c4a8a3054e5cd22155de151025d0', '74.105.34.205'),
(10930, '0273', 'episode', 'Joe Mama', 'n2uhc@yahoo.com', 'The ending of this one left a lot to be desired.  Was very anti-climactic and a total letdown.', '2017-02-03 17:10:14', 1, '173affa7a19666487d4a7d6307df6ff6', '70.195.0.135'),
(10931, '0929', 'episode', 'Greg', 'Grbauctions@aol.com', 'Thanks for the fun comments. To many times you guys give a summary of the story and many different people say the same thing. In comment section it seems that almost all love this story by Elspeth and I have to agree. Nailed it with this one. ', '2017-02-03 17:10:26', 1, 'b6b472b352fe75972e0e8a6a7a41af21', '45.50.39.179'),
(10933, '0363', 'episode', 'Russel', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. Fielden Farrington’s story had interesting plot points, likeable characters, and a satisfying ending. What would’ve made this story very outstanding, if there was more character development on Katrina: the Ghost-Witch. And a detailed description of what she looked like besides having the characters say she''s “beautiful." Also, there should’ve been a scene, a flashback, on how her husband killed her in the 1700’s rather than having the main characters talk about her death. Or perhaps, a scene where the Katrina narrates her life on living in the Dutchman’s Woods for 2 centuries and how many men she captured. Another way to title this Fantasy-Mystery would be “The Separationâ€ or simply “The Ghost-Witch.â€ Sound effects of the car engine, breaks, doorbell dinging, tableware clinking, birds chirping, howling wind, hard rain, lamp switch, and the ghost-witch’s home crumbling were splendid, very supportive in this tale. The music was good, especially using tracks from the TWILIGHT ZONE series, but the suspenseful tunes were played many times over. When the ghost-witch seduced her latest victim, they should’ve used the serene music from #0508-THE GOLDEN PEOPLE. When the characters talked about the murder of Katrina, they should’ve used the despairing music from the ending scene of #0476-THE SERPENT OF THE NILE. And as for the scene where the wife finds her missing husband while the ghost-witch tries to stop them, they should’ve the horror tunes from #1245-THE JUDGE’S HOUSE. Anyway, moving on to our Host where he mentions the Woods in his Prologue. In ACT-1, E.G. Marshall introduces us to our main characters. In ACT-2, he mentions Webster’s definition of “Natural.â€ In ACT-3, after the stunning climax, our Host points out that our villain was indeed a ghost. In his Epilogue, his Resolution to this story is that our main characters still vacationed. Kudos to our Host in his narrations. And kudos to our terrific cast: Paul Hecht (as Ronny Andrews), Jada Rowland (as Peg Andrews), Santos Ortega (as Lou Griffin), Joan Lorring (as Katrina), and Mary Jane Higby (as Sarah Griffin). Both Santos Ortega and Mary Jane Higby played the old married couple very well. Both Paul Hecht and Jada Rowland were terrific as the young married couple. And as for Joan Lorring for playing the antagonist, she was “spellbinding.â€ SPECIAL NOTE: that screaming sound that you hear at the 40:18 mark, that wasn’t Joan Lorring’s voice. It’s the same sound effect they used for #0396-BURN, WITCH, BURN. If you enjoy witch stories, check this one out. Also, check out Joan Lorring’s spellbinding performance in #0053-THE CREATURE FROM THE SWAMP where she plays a witch named “Undina.â€ Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2017-02-06 10:30:17', 1, 'ef932326b70696ead71046963477e526', '119.157.50.212'),
(10934, '0118', 'actor', 'Radiohead', 'mstone@courier-journal.com', 'Joe Silver made an appearance in Sanford and Son''s 1975 episode ''The Stand-in'' as nightclub owner Mr. Stone.&nbsp;<br>', '2017-02-06 10:30:18', 1, '5f8a13bbb628113ebd431e0673c831a4', '159.54.35.4'),
(10937, '0054', 'episode', 'ruk777', 'ruklick55@yahoo.com', 'I thought this was one of the BEST yet!! Reminds me of the old Mysterious  Traveler episode. Is it called Out Of The Past? They get stuck in a cave and an old life form they discover. VERY spooky! This was a GREAT episode@ 5 STARS!', '2017-02-08 10:59:07', 1, 'd7e224bab07bc06d99a581b04412c758', '73.45.70.230'),
(10938, '0157', 'episode', 'Fred', 'beckerf@hotmail.com', 'OK I am sorry, but who keeps the house their first wife was murdered in?  It''s morbid and gross.  Too many holes in the store to take it seriously.  One star.', '2017-02-08 10:59:44', 1, 'd744994161aa60871a85af093def5335', '12.29.42.157'),
(10939, '0104', 'episode', 'terence m. jones', 'terence.jones22@yahoo.com', 'best killer rats story since" THREE SKELETON KEY"!!!!!!!!!!!', '2017-02-08 10:58:39', 1, 'b12e079900758fb5ef08fae644c3b1d5', '205.185.236.50'),
(10940, '0109', 'episode', 'terence m. jones', 'terence.jones22@yahoo.com', 'never ever cross a witch!!!!!!! it won''t end well!!!!!!!!', '2017-02-08 10:59:15', 1, '4d21f8d0485d1b47881ea77cac6a9132', '205.185.236.50'),
(10941, '0037', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. Here’s what I liked the best: the cast starring Louise Larabee (as Detective Claudia Trubshaw), Mason Adams (as Sheriff Wiley/Senior Tepexpan), Ralph Bell (as Professor Wilkerson), Corrine Orr (as Jeannine), Ann Costello (as Edith Rogers and Susan Maythorpe), and Kristoffer Tabori (as Jimmy Trimble). This group of 6 did fantastic on their roles, especially Louise Larabee. It’s a shame that this was the only episode she did for CBSRMT. She would’ve been perfect for more detective stories as the modern Sherlock Holmes, only she’d be “Shirley Holmes.â€ Another thing that I liked was the music. A variety of suspenseful tracks in every Act to keep the story flowing. The sound effects of the car engine, breaks, howling wind, footsteps, hanging up the phone, paper note, the gun shot, and the tool shed door were highly supportive for this archeological story. Now there are 2 reasons why I rate this 4 out of 5 stars. First up, the Script. S.J. Wilson’s Drama-Mystery was decent. It had a clever Detective with her good choice of words, clues were pointed out in every plot point, each character was suspicious, and there was a surprising Climax. What was missing, was the Resolution. We all know what the killer will have to face for her crime (SPOILER ALERT: the killer is a female), but what about the other characters? Will the rest of them continue with archeology? Will Detective Claudia Trubshaw continue to solve more cases? What happened to the remains of the skeleton and the victim’s hands? I suppose that CBSRMT fans have to come up with our own ending. The title works, but another way to title this would be “The Hands of Edith Rogers.â€ And the 2nd reason why I rate this 4 out of 5 stars: the Host. E.G. Marshall starts the show off with “The fear you can hearâ€ (Classic!) In ACT-1, he points out that 2 hands of the present are attached to a skeleton of the past. In ACT-2, he quotes from the book of Proverbs 26:27. In ACT-3, he points out that our female killer will go through a slower and painful death. Everything was going smoothly on his narrations, except for his Epilogue where he says, “Eat moderately, drink moderately…and murder moderately.â€ It''s like our Host was saying if you’re going to do something wrong, do it right. How mysterious is that to say to the fans of CBSRMT? Anyway, tune in to this mystery story. SPECIAL BONUS: it has commercials of Kellogg’s Special K cereal, Frank Leiber for Radio 1080 AM, Hal Linden on conserving energy by the Federal Energy Office, Terramycin ointment from Pfizer, Anheuser-Busch of Budweiser, Frank Leiber for True Value Hardware stores, and the Franciscans about lying. And check out S.J. Wilson’s other mystery story #0013-A RING OF ROSES. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2017-02-12 00:23:43', 1, '868cb309fb8d958b807566bbe1b9a4b5', '119.156.55.88'),
(10942, '0035', 'episode', 'John', '', 'One of the world’s wealthiest men, determined to build a resort on Mount Manitou in the Adirondacks, is aghast to see his young aide, Morrisey, return from the mountain as a feeble seventy year old. Unwilling to believe the mountain is haunted, R.J. Johnson travels to a nearby village whose residents, opposed to construction of the resort, tell him that anyone who goes up the mountain will die—if his conscience is not perfectly clear', '2017-02-12 12:35:32', 1, 'ff2b1ffca02ad4d8fbd9398f43dd5109', '75.98.114.172'),
(10943, '0032', 'episode', 'John', '', 'Young attorney Ned Murray wins an acquittal for Lew Rydell, charged with murder, and then discovers some disquieting information about his client from a strange confession, making him realize his mistake. Ned soon realizes that his career and Lew’s life are in jeopardy.', '2017-02-12 12:35:33', 1, '2e261005d7d9e5983f40c39f0750707f', '75.98.114.172'),
(10944, '1267', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com ', 'Good sound quality, no annoying fake cat sounds or obnoxious screaming (I fall asleep to these episodes) and commercials are, thankfully, included.  I always love to hear the old news and commercials when they haven''t been edited out.  A fun story, to boot.&nbsp;<br>', '2017-02-12 12:35:34', 1, 'cf43da0f8adc9b6fc279c9a1e528b6e9', '71.90.77.156'),
(10946, '0228', 'episode', 'Dale', 'Luscomber@aol.comA', 'Ian named the witch sister Elspeth Eric Whitmore. I presume it was an inside joke at the CBS Radio Mystery Theater. ', '2017-02-12 12:35:35', 1, '176aeab3640527de1c5730b64d1046dd', '172.58.168.168'),
(10947, '0623', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. I wish I could rate this 5 out of 5 stars for EXCELLENT, if only the writer Murray Burnett adapted everything from the 1887 classic novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. In the novel, Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson were helping out 2 inspectors on the case: Inspectors Gregson and Lestrade. In the CBSRMT version, only Inspector Lestrade was there. In the novel, there were street urchins known as the “Baker Street Irregulars.â€ In the CBSRMT version, they were not mentioned. In the novel, the murderer flashbacks his life in America during the 1840’s where his sweetheart Lucy lived with Mormons in the Salt Lake Valley. In the CBSRMT version, Mormonism is not mentioned, but only mentioned Enoch Drebber & Joseph Stangerson. This is certainly a good adaptation of a Sherlock Holmes story and a classic story such as this should’ve extended to 5 episodes just like what CBSRMT did for NEFERTITI, THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII, THE LEGEND OF ALEXANDER, and LES MISERABLES. The sound effects of tableware, howling wind, footsteps, wedding ring dropped, striking of the match, horses, newspaper, customers murmuring at the pub, Scottish Terrier dog barking, handcuffs, and body thuds were very supportive in this. But the music was much highly supportive, a variety of suspenseful tracks that presented Sherlock Holmes in a cunning way. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by talking about compulsive gamblers. In ACT-1, he explains word association games, which lead him to introduce Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. In ACT-2, he describes the friendship of Holmes & Watson as they live in the apartment of 221B Baker Street. In ACT-3, he mentions the old saying, “the Pen is mightier than the Swordâ€ because Holmes & Watson conquered the world from the pen of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle; 2 fictional men became more popular than real conquerors of the Earth. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall discusses Doyle’s opinions on how he expressed famous detectives and closes it up by saying, “There was only 1 Sherlock Holmes.â€ Terrific narrations from our Host. And terrific performances from our cast: Kevin McCarthy (as Sherlock Holmes), Court Benson (as Dr. John H. Watson), Mary Jane Higby (as Ms. Charpentier), Earl Hammond (as Constable John Rance & Jefferson Hope), and Ian Martin (as Inspector Lestrade & Enoch Drebber). Kudos to Ian Martin, Earl Hammond, and Mary Jane Higby on playing characters with British accents. But a big round of applause goes to Kevin McCarthy & Court Benson who stole the show. These 2 actors were perfect to play the 2 sleuths. Kevin McCarthy got to play this role 10 times for CBSRMT and it’s one of his best performances ever. Anyone who’s a fan of Sherlock Holmes and/or the writings of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has to check this episode out. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2017-02-13 10:40:28', 1, '506fc536a9430a0fe97db732cbf8938f', '119.157.62.157'),
(10945, '1264', 'episode', 'CountryRidesAgain ', 'Countryridesagain@yahoo.com ', 'Good story, very entertaining', '2017-02-12 00:23:46', 1, 'fb2d379566eca85ef360c5b836be86a1', '206.127.114.142'),
(10948, '1239', 'episode', 'Cash Harris', 'Cashharris0799@yahoo.com', 'CBSRMT-Brings back so many Memories. I was born in 1970 and My two older Brothers Used to take me camping . We would always listen. Thanks You all for the Great memories Over the years. ', '2017-02-13 10:40:30', 1, '207fd76dd8b8dceb4d76bcb267cb98fc', '45.46.224.120'),
(10949, '0814', 'episode', 'Martin Mangleman ', 'manglemantv@aol.com', 'The cast includes Robert Dryden. ', '2017-02-13 10:40:38', 1, '3fe011594ac562652c1e6ab34a37fa0f', '104.230.200.90');
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(10950, '0244', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'Am I the only one who felt like Anita was just as nasty as her sister in her own way? (I hope I have their names right. I think Anita is the "sane" sister and Susan is the "insane" one.) In fact, Anita is even worse because she (supposedly) isn''t insane. However, I think she does act like she is about ready to go mad at the drop of a hat and she seems really unstable and very self centered, only thinking about herself and not caring much about her sister. She sticks her sister in an asylum, (and I am not saying her sister didn''t need professional treatment), but Anita hates the place so much that she herself feels like she is about to go insane just being there. But it never occurs to her that her poor sister is also miserable there and maybe she would be better off somewhere else. Also, as mentioned above, why was she so stupid to go meet her insane sister in a deserted place? Um...that really was dumb, lol! In any case, I find myself feeling sorry for Susan, who just wanted to be loved and to be as good as her sister. She feels inferior to her sister, partly because of the way she''s treated by the world in general. I don''t think Susan''s sister was very nice to her either. Marian Seldes did a great job playing the roles, especially the insane one. One of her better performances.', '2017-02-15 13:37:20', 1, 'fe1d92dc89ad65bbf3472ba709fede2f', '174.24.248.61'),
(10951, '0317', 'episode', 'Dunori ', 'Trinipragmatist@gmail.com', 'I agree with both of the last two comments - a bit too much scene transition music this episode than seemed necessary (in my opinion) but besides that it was fantastic with the acting, especially the dancer.  I love CBSRMT in general but occasionally there''s an episode that I''m impressed with in such a way that I feel inclined to tell a friend and despite the music overdose, this is one of them.', '2017-02-15 13:37:12', 1, 'd2d96656a5e37125b80581ba9b7740e0', '174.205.9.236'),
(10952, '0649', 'episode', 'Denise Ramirez', 'ramifam4@hotmail.com', 'I wish they had just let Sarah speak in her natural voice.  The one they are using is odd.  It''s distracting and takes away from the story.  Also, the cat sounds too similar to Dinah, and the story is supposed to have it different.  But, that being said, very cool idea for a story.  \r\n', '2017-02-15 13:37:12', 1, '810c248b3bb3c8c07345472554da6aff', '173.15.224.225'),
(10954, '0649', 'episode', 'Denise', 'ramifam4@hotmail.com', 'To Mike: yes - Morgan Fairchild appeared in a few episodes.  I don''t know when her career took off vs when she did CBSRMT, though.\r\n', '2017-02-16 19:58:10', 1, 'b1b6cb438c3193de74074c9cce4eaef0', '173.15.224.225'),
(10955, '0119', 'episode', 'Hat', 'Kathrynbauer@me.com', 'This tale, in my opinion, is a bit ghoulish and dark.... A case of a young couple stumbling upon an ad in the paper leading them toward an apartment rental in the city.  What did HS Empolean have in the spare room that caused the couple''s blood to run cold? \r\nOn this night I had to have an extra glass of port to get to sleep!!! My choppers were rattling!!!\r\n', '2017-02-22 11:29:41', 1, 'f973e947b3d9fbc00c0a8ae7307c5ff6', '24.63.54.76'),
(10956, '0766', 'episode', 'Radiohead', 'mstone@courier-journal.com', 'Larry Haines portrays Lou Richmond, a slightly paunchy, middle-aged appliance salesman from Cleveland, finds his normal life is not his real passion. Richmond leads a double life on his business trips as a fashion photographer to meet women. But it''s not photos he''s after of the beautiful women he meets. His hobby: "I go for women. What''s so bad?" His inner monologue tells the audience his sleazy reasons who he is. His wife Phoebe knows he''s not just selling Whirlpool washer and dryers on those trips to NYC. Some good sound effects with the 70s-sounding lounge music in certain scenes. Some plot holes by today''s standard but not a bad episode. *** out of five stars.', '2017-02-22 11:29:24', 1, 'a45a254e72a4d0ef5f1551095515454c', '74.130.8.213'),
(10957, '0802', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★☆☆ for AVERAGE. This is the first time I’ve heard of a Samurai story coming from CBSRMT. Roy Winsor, who wrote this episode, did a suitable adaptation of this ghostly tale, but not enough to expand the deepness on love & fate. It was more like cast & custom. SPECIAL NOTE: this episode is based on a Japanese story called: “A Passional Karma.â€ The title of this radio adaptation is OK, but I would’ve called it: “The Unrequited Love.â€ The music was terrific, especially playing the Oriental music before the narrations. But there weren’t enough sound effects to go with this. Just the sounds of birds chirping, wind howling, tea cups clinking, and a bedroom door opening. E.G. Marshall starts the show off by saying, “Your host for another story of the macabre.â€ In ACT-1, he focuses on Oriental Philosophy. In ACT-2, he’s focused on the Spirit World, but also points out that wisdom is evaluated and not love. In ACT-3, after finishing this story of unrequited love, E.G. Marshall explains that this tragic story is way different than Romeo & Juliet because the 2 lovers in this Japanese tale were fated by their Gods and never to fulfill their love. In his Epilogue, our Host explains the precepts of Buddha. Informative our Host us. And finally, our cast: Tony Roberts (as Hagiwara Shinzaburo), Evie Juster (as O-Tsuyu, O-Yone, O-Mine, O-Kuni, and Yusai), and Robert Dryden (as Dr. Shijo and Tomozo). I’d give Evie Juster major props for playing multiple roles. However, it seems odd that CBSRMT would hire actors/actresses to play characters from different heritages. It’s like the time Arnold Moss played Othello in #0473-THE GREEN EYED MONSTER and that role should’ve gone to Gordon Heath or Brock Peters. I think CBSRMT should’ve gotten Japanese actors like George Takei, Toshirô Mifune, Ken Takakura, or Ken Watanabe to be in this episode. Anyway, check this story out if you’re into stories on ghosts, romantic love, or the Samurai. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0]', '2017-02-22 11:29:27', 1, '6d6b58249b200cd0045135495e5d52b1', '119.157.60.56'),
(10958, '0047', 'episode', 'LuAnne', '', 'That''s one of my favorite episodes. Ralph Bell is tops again as the blackmailer. He is both sinister, as well as a funny character in this episode.', '2017-02-22 11:30:07', 1, 'bc24f6e2ba2d2f30be46c44cd6415b03', '119.157.60.56'),
(10959, '0314', 'actor', 'Greg', 'Gregorybolling@yahoo.com', 'Mr. Brown was also in countless other episodes, although his name was not listed in the credits. Listen for him in The Other Soul, Revenge is Sweet, and many many more. He frequently plays a cop or other smaller roles.', '2017-02-22 11:29:33', 1, 'ca7459dab8df5163f806a94c3454ae15', '172.58.33.127'),
(10960, '0079', 'episode', 'Mike', 'crackshotmb@yahoo.com', 'The ghost was like duh and the car was like huh? And the ghost be like ahh!', '2017-02-22 11:30:07', 1, '40cf4ee5f87e793f407722029164bf80', '72.130.85.15'),
(10966, '0027', 'actor', 'John', '', 'My all time favorite RMT actor has to be Norman Rose, his voice is so\r\nsophisticated yet distinctive and versatile. ', '2017-02-26 01:03:46', 1, 'ca02ab9bce9384e7b63555e05030fbca', '107.188.184.172'),
(10967, '0357', 'episode', 'Dan in South Jersey', 'dancrean@yahoo.com', 'I really enjoyed this episode.  I know that sometimes Elspeth Eric has hit-miss episodes, and even then, people can have varied opinions of them, but I felt that this one had it all: drama, romance, infidelity, a morality lesson (forgiveness), as well as the supernatural element.  Mercedes McCambridge was perfectly cast in this drama, and Bob Dryden played a great role as the betrayed husband.  Touching, suspenseful, great acting all around, and a great story.  ***** 5 stars. ', '2017-02-26 01:03:48', 1, 'e9736f2a24fa4db904ae08370d9fe323', '76.116.61.13'),
(10963, '0241', 'episode', 'Daniel', '', 'I definitely enjoyed this episode, but I found it interesting that the teaser in the beginning was not a clip from the episode at all, but I love Bob Dryden''s lines in the teaser because he plays his usual quintessential, cantankerous, rural type in this one! ', '2017-02-23 17:34:37', 1, 'ed6001654c0fcbfa37f19acf4d41f6f7', '119.156.51.174'),
(10964, '0053', 'episode', 'Daniel', '', ' I really enjoyed this episode, and the cast is perfect with most of my favorite regulars.', '2017-02-23 17:34:43', 1, 'fb34e30505f0e6631cd3c50f2b58dbc2', '119.156.51.174'),
(10965, '0278', 'episode', 'Daniel', '', 'This is definitely one of my favorites--this and Sleepy Village.', '2017-02-23 17:34:44', 1, 'b4e49f947a12e24f7abb96f1c4cb282f', '119.156.51.174'),
(10968, '0549', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. Fielden Farrington''s story was so good, it was like a cross between THE TWILIGHT ZONE and THE X-FILES. A terrific fantasy-mystery that defines the CBSRMT series. The sound effects of the car engine, the UFO soaring, howling wind, crickets, footsteps, doorbells, tableware clinking, serving trays, jail bars, citizens murmuring, the gavel, and the body thud were very supportive in this Sci-Fi tale. That and the music with its tunes of suspense and drama filled in every scene. In our Host''s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by saying, "In charge of the bizarre. Keeper of the grotesque. Collector of the fantastic." Now THAT is a great intro! In ACT-1, he brings us into the story where it begins on a highway in New Hampshire and later discover improbable & dangerous happenings. In ACT-2, he explains the speculations on UFOs. Then in ACT-3, he points out who is really controlling the town of Colony other than humans. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall gives us the climax & resolution. Splendid narrations our Host gave us. And a splendid cast we had: Tony Roberts (as Michael Duncan), Morgan Fairchild (as Mary Duncan), Francis Sternhagen (as Mae Norton), Jackson Beck (as Sheriff Thad Marcus), and Guy Sorel (as Mayor Arnie Stebbins). Both Tony Roberts & Morgan Fairchild nicely played a married couple. Both Jackson Beck & Guy Sorel did very well as the semi-villians. And Francis Sternhagen did a magnificent job, especially her monologue in ACT-2 about the history of the Colony. This is another episode that deserves recognition. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2017-02-27 12:57:44', 1, '956999569f187d790892e8f8cd3a176e', '119.156.32.2'),
(10969, '0875', 'episode', 'terence m. jones', 'terence.jones22@yahoo.com ', 'that was a messed up ending,but he brought it on himself!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!', '2017-02-27 12:57:48', 1, '205948efef6ba94624cb1a2cae9805bf', '205.185.236.50'),
(10970, '0292', 'episode', 'Brian Collins', 'brian@monarchoutdoorproducts.com', 'Arnold Moss is always great.', '2017-02-27 12:57:50', 1, 'f9bd123f5668019553f647f08ad98f3f', '174.19.232.213'),
(10974, '0047', 'episode', 'Chris', '', 'It is about blackmail and the victims of it band together to stop it. Terrific show. Budweiser commercials and one that has children asking their father for help with their homework, come out and play etc but his answer is an old style busy signal each time. The narrator warns, if people always get your busy signal they''ll stop calling. Cool stuff!  Have to admit that there are sometimes when I enjoy the commercials and the top of the hour news more than the actual story. Just shows that we keep reliving history.', '2017-02-27 13:08:56', 1, '0d9b73d84752ef4a6f322697bea0e1ac', '107.188.184.172'),
(10972, '0241', 'episode', 'Daniel', '', ' I definitely enjoyed this episode, but I found it interesting that the teaser in the beginning was not a clip from the episode at all, but I love Bob Dryden''s lines in the teaser because he plays his usual quintessential, cantankerous, rural type in this one! ', '2017-02-27 12:58:08', 1, '47ae056225001b7b6b0fa7563f8cde46', '107.188.184.172'),
(10973, '0053', 'episode', 'Dan', '', 'I really enjoyed this episode, and the cast is perfect with most of my favorite regulars.', '2017-02-27 12:58:08', 1, 'bb4ed9d3e873d1fe02f5a9c3886c3517', '107.188.184.172'),
(10975, '0047', 'episode', 'Lou', '', 'That''s one of my favorite episodes. Ralph Bell is tops again as the blackmailer. He is both sinister, as well as a funny character in this episode.', '2017-02-27 13:09:01', 1, '67089d89a01d0185ded8a77c177ecefb', '107.188.184.172'),
(10976, '0033', 'episode', 'Chris', '', 'Breaking News! President Nixon is withholding subpoenaed materials. Possible charges coming. Just listened to Conspiracy to Defraud recorded from a Kansas City radio station replete with news and commercials. Good show and made even better by the news and ads... NYPD detective go to France to investigate heroin smugglers... and falls in love with.... I wont ruin it for you. ', '2017-02-27 13:08:59', 1, '7f20d668ef133a5e8da4d6b8e04ca804', '107.188.184.172'),
(10978, '0289', 'episode', 'Joe Mama', 'n2uhc@yahoo.com', 'Not a bad episode, very intriguing, but the constant "This is just a dream" mantra all the way into the third act was tiresome.', '2017-03-02 13:29:17', 1, '3f2178b10bd1fca91c304f007404d4ea', '66.210.31.202'),
(10979, '0095', 'actor', 'Brian Collins', 'brian@monarchoutdoorproducts.com', 'Earl Hammond, along with Ian Martin and Robert Dryden were the workhorses of the CBSRMT series.', '2017-03-02 13:29:40', 1, '2a5edac949ba39a4edff11a47e817cb4', '174.19.232.213'),
(10980, '0064', 'actor', 'Brian Collins', 'brian@monarchoutdoorproducts.com', 'Moss could play a bartender as well as a rich captain of industry or sophisticated professor or person of royalty...top notch voice artist.', '2017-03-02 13:29:25', 1, '64ebc22e4bf1ee65a1f295a2bd0939d6', '174.19.232.213'),
(10981, '1204', 'episode', 'Mark chalkley', 'Fishaholic00@aol.com', 'Not as good as a few, but thay all can''t be jewels. Loved "this breed is doomed"', '2017-03-02 13:29:40', 1, 'a7751f7845390758969c00c60447dc1d', '70.197.131.83'),
(10982, '0554', 'episode', 'Cash Harris', 'Cashharris0799@yahoo.com', 'Cbsrmt Has been part of my life for almost 40 yrs. My brothers and I use to sleep out on my fold''s front porch. It''s been an enjoyable part of my fond childhood memories. 47 and STILL LISTENING! Thank you. Cash', '2017-03-03 12:11:40', 1, '88bc64324b0ad515af12da7beec57de3', '45.46.224.120'),
(10983, '0013', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'Some people are saying this episode is different. Maybe that''s because of the writer. This is not one of my favorite episodes, mostly because the plot sometimes doesn''t make sense to me and some of the acting is stilted. But the part where we hear the nursery rhyme while they are driving in the car was really scary. It is that scene that one remembers best about this episode, which makes this one a true classic. ', '2017-03-05 22:32:38', 1, '152c22bc203d9624e9ec283788a32dd2', '75.172.111.4'),
(10984, '0014', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'What a jerk that man is! I was disturbed by how he killed the kitten when he was a bratty kid and Iris "found" the kitten''s remains behind the stove. (I can''t even listen to that scene where Iris is experiencing the psychic vision of that event.) Also, his sexual interest in Iris is nauseating. Iris is quite a manipulative character as well and she will probably grow up to be a pretty scary woman, but I find her much more likable than the man.', '2017-03-05 22:33:12', 1, '94cc8adbe3ab722fb15da764e35f35be', '75.172.111.4'),
(10985, '0015', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'I love this episode, mostly because the acting makes it worthwhile. As a morality tale, it might have been lame if the performances hadn''t been so outstanding. I enjoyed the ending especially because it was an interesting twist, (which I won''t give away here). One thing I like about CBSRMT in general is the way they write characters. They are usually not "too" goody-goody and not "too" evil either. The characters are just "human" and more realistic. I only wish Ralph Bell had played the crooked business man in this story. He always plays villains so well, lol! ', '2017-03-05 22:31:58', 1, 'aceda1178ef53faeff36846d08eeb52e', '75.172.111.4'),
(10986, '1076', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. Here''s what I enjoyed the most. The cast: Fred Gwynne (as Dan Ferris), Carol Teitel (as Helen Riley and Mary Downing), Evie Juster (as Edna Kelly/Riley and Bessie Ferris), and Court Benson (as Paul Downing). Both Carol Teitel & Court Benson played their parts very well as a married couple. Fred Gwynne as the secretive Antagonist was hauntingly good. And props to Evie Juster for playing an old wife, but also pulling off to play as a teenage girl. Next, is our Host. In his Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by explaining the definition of "power." In ACT-1, he focuses on the meaning of hypnotism. In ACT-2, same thing again on hypnotism, only on the effects of post-hypnotic suggestions. ACT-3, back to exercise of power, followed by the loss of rapport under hypnosis. In the Epilogue, E.G. Marshall distinguishes himself on hypnotism. Next is the music & sound effects. The sounds of the doors, horse wagon, cooking timer, gun fire of the .22 rifle, glass bottles being shot, tableware, 3 claps, birds chirping, and the last gun shot made a big contribution to this type of story. The music was suspenseful, every tune you hear would keep you on the edge of your seat. Now comes the reason why I did not rate this 5 out of 5 stars for EXCELLENT: the Script. Elspeth Eric''s writing is good, many of her stories focus on revenge, jealously, even characterization that''s heart-breaking. The storyline was going so well, but then you get to Fred Gwynne''s dialogue on what he said to the teenage girl at the 26:06 mark. Brace yourself! This is the darkest and creepiest turning point of the story! Perhaps the title of this episode should''ve been called "Forced To Comply" or "Dark Intentions." But there are some questions that need to be figured out. For instance, the teenage girl, played by Evie Juster, is known as Edna Kelly at the 05:21 mark. But then her name is switched to Edna Riley at the 09:21 mark. Even E.G. Marshall called her Edna Riley. Did the writer, the actors or even Himan Brown noticed this mistake? Is her last name Kelly or Riley? Also, after the Antagonist died in the final scene (Spoiler Alert), what was the Resolution? Like, what happens to Bessie Ferris now that she''s a widow? Will Paul & Mary Downing adopt Edna Kelly/Riley? And more importantly, what happens to the Star Sapphire ring? Who will possess it now or will it be thrown away? So many questions that may not get resolved. Perhaps the Fans of CBSRMT have to make our own guesses. Anyway, if you''re searching for mystery stories that are very creepy (like #0389-PROMISE TO KILL, #0187-STEPHANIE''S ROOM, or #0034-THE DEADLY HOUR), this one will shock you. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2017-03-05 22:31:53', 1, '0ea114ca8729ba5794516c71689b5475', '104.236.53.155'),
(10992, '0126', 'actor', 'Brian Collins', 'brian@monarchoutdoorproducts.com', 'Her Long Blonde Hair is an episode I recorded from the old days...when I first like Lloyd Batista''s voice...', '2017-03-09 15:34:05', 1, '4e476504939a7ef3e6ce495a0de6273e', '174.19.232.213'),
(10988, '0877', 'episode', 'Johnn Smithsson', '1a8f9ddc@opayq.com', 'Sounded like a good detective mystery, but the writer really dropped the ball. The trail of evidence leads plainly to the stepbrother as thief, although it is never explained why the head of the police seems determined to charge the professor with the theft, even though the detective directly investigating the case makes it plain that the professor is innocent.\r\nThe obvious twist should have been that the head of the police was the thief, with or without the collusion of the stepbrother. The wife of the professor could have been secretly involved as an accomplice of the head of the police - perhaps as his lover. This would have made the story much better, in my opinion.\r\nI won''t be listening to this one again.', '2017-03-06 12:13:26', 1, '0a7cb2973e66afcc8fee3caaf5804729', '97.83.136.194'),
(10991, '0982', 'episode', 'Davo', 'dflynn29@hotmail.com', 'Very intriguing story but the ending left me disappointed. No twist or supernatural ending as I anticipated.', '2017-03-09 15:34:27', 1, 'ac45c90dfff3f5edcd7f97189742c472', '75.22.119.46'),
(10993, '0004', 'episode', 'Robert', '', ' I loved this one.', '2017-03-13 00:06:33', 1, '5349f34ad6a4909ac30efbc42c7ef4ab', '104.236.53.155'),
(10994, '0004', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. The 4th episode of the CBSRMT series is an outstanding Drama-Mystery. Henry Slesar’s story leaves a good impression on what CBSRMT is about. Likable protagonist, despicable antagonist, suspenseful mystery that gets solved, and a crafty climax. There are many ways to title this, such as “Julia’s Cynophobiaâ€ (the fear of dogs), “Topper: The Lost Dog,â€ “Attila: The Doberman,â€ or “Every Dog Has Its Day.â€ The sound effects of the piano keys, footsteps, doors, tableware, dialing of the rotary phone, pages of the piano sheets, classical music, punches, cars, howling wind, and or course, the sounds of the dog were supportive in this tale. The music also, with its suspenseful tracks that brought the levels of tension and fear up. “Welcome to the world of mystery. The world of terrifying imaginationâ€ is a classic intro coming from E.G. Marshall. In ACT-1, he brings us into the story where it begins at a Suburban house on Elm Street (no relations to Freddy Krueger). Afterwards, he asks who is the real terror: the dog or the husband? In ACT-2, he points out that men who love dogs aren’t loveable themselves. In ACT-3, after hearing our stunning climax, our Host points out that a dog could also be a Woman’s best friend. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall does a terrific impression of a dog howling. And speaking of terrific, our cast: Kim Hunter (as Julia Smolett), George Matthews (as George Smolett), Robert Dryden (as Dr. Frolich), Gilbert Mack (as Dr. McCann), and Mandy Patinkin (as Ronnie Hughes). Kudos to Robert Dryden & Gilbert Mack for playing the roles of doctors. George Matthews’ performance as the villain was nicely done. Mandy Patinkin did wonderfully. It’s shame that this was the only CBSRMT he ever did (SPECIAL NOTE: he played Inigo Montoya from the 1987 film THE PRINCESS BRIDE). Big props go to Kim Hunter who stole the show. Her performance in this is memorable as her roles in #1193-GARDEN OF THE MOON and #0178-THE SIGHTING. Tune in to this if you’re a fan of Kim Hunter. And if you enjoy mystery stories involving Dogs, check out #0417-THE RED FRISBEE and #0609-THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2017-03-13 00:06:34', 1, '4f57709bc9ac76e3ad4b62a73c327569', '104.236.53.155'),
(10995, '0363', 'episode', 'Bridge     ', '', ' loved this one. As a kid this one would def have scared me', '2017-03-13 00:07:00', 1, 'de11f0fb61412fa5cf1f56e20deaf076', '104.236.53.155'),
(10996, '1033', 'episode', 'Edward', 'scififan50@gmail.com', 'Great sci-fi story, had a classic otr feel to it.', '2017-03-13 00:06:48', 1, '42c5d8d6e9338955a732f5efab4697fd', '107.197.29.110'),
(10997, '0982', 'episode', 'Phil', 'pjlb2008@hotmail.com', 'This one is a dud.  The story meanders and does not end on a very satisfying note.', '2017-03-13 00:06:40', 1, '7922505826faad39c087ad303078835c', '99.100.187.115'),
(10998, '0004', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. The 4th episode of the CBSRMT series is an outstanding Drama-Mystery. Henry Slesar’s story leaves a good impression on what CBSRMT is about. Likable protagonist, despicable antagonist, suspenseful mystery that gets solved, and a crafty climax. There are many ways to title this, such as “Julia’s Cynophobiaâ€ (the fear of dogs), “Topper: The Lost Dog,â€ “Attila: The Doberman,â€ or “Every Dog Has Its Day.â€ The sound effects of the piano keys, footsteps, doors, tableware, dialing of the rotary phone, pages of the piano sheets, classical music, punches, cars, howling wind, and or course, the sounds of the dog were supportive in this tale. The music also, with its suspenseful tracks that brought the levels of tension and fear up. “Welcome to the world of mystery. The world of terrifying imaginationâ€ is a classic intro coming from E.G. Marshall. In ACT-1, he brings us into the story where it begins at a Suburban house on Elm Street (no relations to Freddy Krueger). Afterwards, he asks who is the real terror: the dog or the husband? In ACT-2, he points out that men who love dogs aren’t loveable themselves. In ACT-3, after hearing our stunning climax, our Host points out that a dog could also be a Woman’s best friend. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall does a terrific impression of a dog howling. And speaking of terrific, our cast: Kim Hunter (as Julia Smolett), George Matthews (as George Smolett), Robert Dryden (as Dr. Frolich), Gilbert Mack (as Dr. McCann), and Mandy Patinkin (as Ronnie Hughes). Kudos to Robert Dryden & Gilbert Mack for playing the roles of doctors. George Matthews’ performance as the villain was nicely done. Mandy Patinkin did wonderfully. It’s shame that this was the only CBSRMT he ever did (SPECIAL NOTE: he played Inigo Montoya from the 1987 film THE PRINCESS BRIDE). Big props go to Kim Hunter who stole the show. Her performance in this is memorable as her roles in #1193-GARDEN OF THE MOON and #0178-THE SIGHTING. Tune in to this if you’re a fan of Kim Hunter. And if you enjoy mystery stories involving Dogs, check out #0417-THE RED FRISBEE and #0609-THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2017-03-13 00:06:37', 1, '100c5de5fb87de92bca69905707d6eee', '107.170.166.118'),
(10999, '0994', 'episode', 'Phil', 'pjlb2008@hotmail.com', 'You would have to be pretty lame not to be able to guess how this one was going to turn out as you listened to it.  That said, a decent listen.', '2017-03-13 12:03:39', 1, '76c28d864a282c3a086b4a9462276786', '99.100.187.115'),
(11000, '0343', 'episode', 'Don Wilkey', 'dlwlky@gmail.com', 'Great performances. Enjoyed the 101 minutes of this particular episode. Must rank as 1 of the longest dramas in all of the episodes of CBSRMT. ', '2017-03-14 23:44:27', 1, '0baedcd5f21889cce7ca4c9c485dd31e', '75.135.163.143'),
(11001, '0064', 'actor', 'John', '', 'I just had an occurrence of "why does that voice sound so familiar" while watching Star Trek episode "The Conscience of the King." Lead character played by Arnold Moss.  Is he the only CBSRMT alumnus to have appeared on the original Star Trek?', '2017-03-15 17:17:17', 1, 'b6d815c7f5ab2ab38c8097efcdf9534b', '107.188.184.172'),
(11002, '0038', 'actor', 'Andrew', '', 'One thing I''ve noticed recently is that Ian Martin liked to write episodes set in hospitals--and liked to play doctors. His knowledge of medicine seems to be pretty sound and sometimes rather technical. Does anyone know if he had some sort of medical training prior to becoming a writer?', '2017-03-15 17:17:18', 1, '295a9195713ae3499a50e19058700a06', '107.188.184.172'),
(11003, '0038', 'actor', 'Daniel', '', 'I remember that Ian Martin had also written for soaps, so I did some investigating. I found that Ian Martin was a writer on "<A HREF="https://www.otrcat.com/p/young-doctor-malone">The Young Doctor Malone</A>." It is appears that he was involved in the radio series. Maybe he had a few ideas or unused plots he figured he could use for the Mystery Theater? Just a thought. I''m sure as a writer for that soap (as well as others), it necessitated his needing to have background knowledge (and already a possible interest) in medicine.', '2017-03-15 17:17:19', 1, 'fef9068be28f9350fea2d9a15f25d725', '107.188.184.172'),
(11004, '0004', 'episode', 'Chris', '', 'Liked this one and remember hearing it many years ago. HAs the unexpected twist to it and leaves it to your imaginations what happens later. Great one! Check it out!', '2017-03-15 17:17:20', 1, 'f105c5e03b164094f10b596cd8ff5e6c', '107.188.184.172'),
(11005, '0236', 'episode', 'Daniel', '', 'It''s funny--THE STUFF OF DREAMS (#236); people either love it or hate it. Personally, I really liked it. It wasn''t perfect, but it was intriguing for some reason, at least to me, and Bryna Raeburn did an amazing job as the obese, older woman.', '2017-03-15 17:17:23', 1, 'c4378e36f29da28d2181a1e4b1531d6a', '107.188.184.172'),
(11006, '0038', 'actor', 'Andrew', '', 'Very interesting. I obtained my MD by watching and rewatching episodes of ER, so writing for a show had to be the next best thing...;-)', '2017-03-15 17:17:24', 1, '1d1f1457a00e74fc5f767ef2baf4a831', '107.188.184.172'),
(11007, '0381', 'episode', 'BF', 'BenFord03@gmail.com', 'Everyone is right on this one: It falls apart at the end. Too bad, because it''s a pretty good premise.', '2017-03-15 17:17:26', 1, '8ee6d4084d623ca085d0bf4241ec46ca', '74.98.220.124'),
(11008, '0031', 'episode', 'Tim N', 'gtneely@gmail.com', 'I generally do not like the commercials when they are included in the episodes, but I love the opening news clips when they are included. This episode is a perfect example. At the 4:03 mark the newscaster says the name Mark Felt of the FBI. At the time in 1974 I probably wouldn''t have noted that, seeing that I was 7 yrs. old. However, in 2005, Mr. Felt revealed himself to be none other than....."Deep Throat" of Woodward/Bernstein Watergate fame. <br>', '2017-03-20 09:32:07', 1, 'd9d48eb10fdaf690868b5132f5b97883', '73.158.139.40'),
(11009, '1066', 'episode', 'Gregory Stamper', 'gpstamper@gmail.com', 'The truly dark character of Rodney will make your skin crawl the more time you imagine him. Excellently written and preformed episode contained within a very good audio-recording.', '2017-03-20 09:32:32', 1, '985a88ef407860313f2859e2dac7b5b1', '76.72.207.2'),
(11010, '0024', 'episode', 'CBSRMT FAN', 'chowing0823@gmail.com', 'Surely I am not going to be a hero the next time I play tennis......  under hand serve will be my new tactic, not to win the game but to stay away from injuring myself and then dying off from betrayal.', '2017-03-20 09:32:44', 1, 'e576155a5cb94197c46b19d35fd02161', '142.205.241.254'),
(11011, '0149', 'episode', 'shane', 'brendaandjim_ads@sbcglobal.net', 'I love the fact that the commercials and the news of the day (at the end) is left in tact.  It is fascinating to me to hear the opinion in the aftermath of the pardon of Richard Nixon.  I was just a young teen when these shows were originally aired.  I listened to them nearly every night as I went to sleep.  I love the innocence of the commercials, too.   Thanks for providing them.', '2017-03-20 09:33:17', 1, '24b3eb881d0f8dc45ba964cc2adeb1d3', '69.129.134.78'),
(11012, '0159', 'episode', 'Dan in South Jersey', 'dancrean@yahoo.comCalleEngland', '"I liked that the entire cast only appeared in one or two RMT''s each. A nice change of pace." I think the reason is that this was one of the plays taped in California, a move Hi Brown would apparently do from time to time (to tape about a week''s worth of episodes once or twice a year, especially in the earlier days of the series) with some of the actors he had worked with when they still worked in NYC, such as Karl Swenson who had appeared on sever episodes of INNER SANCTUM MYSTERIES in the late 40''s and early 50''s before his apparent move to CA by the mid-50''s. \r\n', '2017-03-20 09:32:54', 1, '1e5011675815e4bfaef57adbe746ac1c', '76.116.61.13'),
(11018, '0038', 'episode', 'Hat', 'P.dunn.ma@icloud.com', 'Stormy weather!! Now we''re not together- or are we? By the sea? When trouble erupts I''m sure you''ll agree nothing tops this cbs mystery!\r\n', '2017-03-21 10:42:28', 1, 'e02872ccc2da61d9d768dcb1115db70d', '50.157.184.250'),
(11014, '0503', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. Ian Martin''s story is flawless! A terrific Drama-Mystery of 2 faithless brothers and 2 faithful servants. And one of those particular servants is a Dog. "Every Dog Has His Day" is a perfect title. Another way to title this would be "The Premonition." The sound effects to the brandy bottle, glasses clinking, stagecoach, front door bell ringing, horse galloping and neighing, howling wind, writing of the will, gun triggered, gun shot, and body thuds worked perfectly well. But of course, the sounds of the Dog whimpering, howling, and growling took the cake. And who also took the cake in this tale? Our cast: Court Benson (as Chadsworth and William Tremain), Russell Horton (as Bishop Rokesby), Morgan Fairchild (as Antoinette Tremain), and Ian Martin (as Squire Samuel Rokesby and Beauregard Rokesby). All 4 of them did splendidly. Morgan Fairchild & Russell Horton played their parts to a T. Both Ian Martin & Court Benson stole the show the most. In our Host''s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by observing how men & pets resemble each other. In ACT-1, he notifies the fans that there''s raw hatred between the antagonists while our protagonists observe. In ACT-2, he goes deeper into the story by pointing out the disintegration of the family. In ACT-3, after hearing the satisfactory ending of our antagonists & protagonists, our Host asks if men & pets could change the ends of the leash and no one would notice the difference? In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall informs us about the Resolution of Thomas Chadsworth and his Dog. As for the music, especially using tracks from THE TWILIGHT ZONE series, worked well. In fact, this story would''ve been suited for THE TWILIGHT ZONE or THE NIGHT GALLERY. To all CBSRMT fans that enjoy mystery stories involving dogs, this is one episode you cannot pass up on. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2017-03-20 09:33:13', 1, 'a4deb5fe23154bfd00085e9a70c07823', '39.54.131.239'),
(11015, '0004', 'episode', 'Chris', '', 'Liked this one and remember hearing it many years ago. HAs the unexpected twist to it and leaves it to your imaginations what happens later. Great one! Check it out!', '2017-03-20 09:33:13', 1, 'b3d162067d17caad880290415bdb1bc5', '39.54.131.239'),
(11016, '0369', 'episode', 'Brian', 'mcglyb@yahoo.com', 'I loved this episode, it just takes you away to another place and time. Its sad the speed is a little off\r\n', '2017-03-20 09:33:13', 1, '8a7ee274ee369d6a0f7cb0e72d9c2689', '24.185.155.236'),
(11017, '0130', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Excellent sound quality, interesting yet ultimately predictable story.  Yes, the voice of "Billy" is annoying, and it''s puzzling to me why they didn''t just use a child actor for the part, but it wasn''t RMT''s way to do so.  The best part of this episode is that all the commercials are intact.  I''m a huge fan of that!!!&nbsp;<br>', '2017-03-22 14:07:28', 1, 'f59407acb4f03c99eb71cf365e060777', '71.90.77.156'),
(11023, '1326', 'episode', 'Douggie Doolittle', 'dioxy24@hotmail.com', 'Some of the best were the latest ones in the series (this one, and The Smile).  \r\nLike someone else said, if you''ve ever been to New England and especially Maine, you''ll get the accents and easily visualize the people!\r\nLot of fun, great episode.', '2017-03-22 23:00:37', 1, 'd67f0ef818b90d273a3adc793d947073', '71.181.35.89'),
(11022, '1289', 'episode', 'Douggie Doolittle', 'doiy45@yahoo.com', 'I actually like this one.  Really good tale about how your best friend may be trying to sabotage you right behind your back...', '2017-03-22 23:00:51', 1, '3786828969e3bbd4849474ca02641392', '71.181.35.89'),
(11020, '0969', 'episode', 'Edward', 'scififan50@gmail.com', 'Great ep of the series..  Loved it.', '2017-03-22 14:08:16', 1, '5a1bf69c8320ff4c9b7137af2f29daeb', '107.197.29.110'),
(11021, '0265', 'episode', 'Charlotte', 'charpaddy@gmail.com', 'This is one of my favorite episodes.  LOVE IT!!!', '2017-03-22 14:08:00', 1, 'e3ec401abafc565a494df7db84c5a56e', '199.101.175.5'),
(11024, '1335', 'episode', 'Douggie Doolittle', 'dioxy24@hotmail.com', 'Funny and kind of light hearted despite the theme...at one point they must go through ten different ways to say "ape" (babboon, monkey, chimpanzee, gorilla, etc).  Well done!', '2017-03-22 23:00:57', 1, 'c1910c64c7cc85dcdfec91ec54706cb7', '71.181.35.89'),
(11025, '1395', 'episode', 'Douggie Doolittle', 'dioxy24@hotmail.com', 'Love this one, though the ending feels rushed and kind of half-baked.  The character development is absolutely top-notch (a man and wife separated for a bunch of years, and he reaches out to her when he thinks he is dying.  Very enlightened).\r\ndef in my top ten list.', '2017-03-22 23:01:03', 1, 'fca5367f82f7f4f4395d3c91dbd79a67', '71.181.35.89'),
(11028, '0558', 'episode', 'Levi ', 'Clashfan@att.net', ' "Mace Hacker" is also the name of the tv detective in the episode ''shadow of a killer'' by Sam the man Dann! ', '2017-03-27 09:14:20', 1, 'c3a24abd5998f0a35a7a2fbc559d63e7', '107.209.18.200'),
(11029, '1265', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. Ian Martin''s story is one of the best spellbinding, bewitching, edge-of-your-seat mysteries I have ever heard! Here we have is a Drama-Mystery about a man, born and raised in a circus, who despised his mother, and becomes a Lady-Killer. And by Lady-Killer, I mean both a womanizer and a murderer. Listening to the main character''s words as he narrates his thoughts was spine-tingling. The title of this episode worked. Another way to title this, would be "The Tortured And The Damned" because that''s what our main character was. Or simply, "The Lady-Killer." The Circus background noise, footsteps to the Gypsy''s wagon, teacups clinking, safe deposit boxes, bank keys, rotary phone, piano music at the Cafe, car engines running, traffic noise, paper bonds, background noise at the Police Station, stacks of cash, crickets, howling wind, bell tolls, and gun shots were the right sound effects for this. And the music was hauntingly beautiful! The perfect horror tunes to hear as the main character narrated his dark thoughts from one scene to the next. In our Host''s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by bringing up the topic of Greed. In ACT-1, it''s Greed again and it''s connected to our main character who thinks that the world owes him a living, but later finds out his past has returned to haunt him. In ACT-2, Greed again, only it will lead to murder. In ACT-3, Greed once more and the prophecy came true for the main character on how Greed destroyed him. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall points out that our main character was both the tortured and the damned. Fascinating narrations. And what''s also fascinating, is our cast: Lloyd Battista (as Randy Garfield), Martha Greenhouse (as Madam Tatonia and Shirley Cooper), Carol Teitel (as Mrs. Brewbaker and Sergeant Barbara Rollins), and Ian Martin (as Mr. Banks and Lieutenant Cassidy). Both Carol Teitel and Ian Martin did very well in their police roles. But Martha Greenhouse and Lloyd Battista stole the show. Her performance as the widow and his performance as the killer were the best. Everyone should tune in to this episode. Even though it has little to do with Dogs, it is a terrific mystery story that needs to be "unleashed" and presented to the old and the new fans of CBSRMT. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2017-03-27 09:14:40', 1, 'a0202a28e18fcc5ba4e439ac0af6a730', '119.157.62.66'),
(11027, '0149', 'actor', 'Denise', '', 'Here is her obituary when she passed away in 2012: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/08/23/arts/television/rosemary-rice-daughter-of-tvs-mama-dies-at-87.html. ', '2017-03-27 09:14:40', 1, '5a5200cd11ca183f069f164fa2a24cc5', '75.98.114.172'),
(11030, '0101', 'actor', 'Dan in South Jersey', 'dancrean@yahoo.com', 'This is actually an incorrect cast entry, according to The CBS Radio Mystery Theater book--this should be "Patricia Roe," who was married to Ralph Bell who also appears in this episode. ', '2017-03-27 09:14:40', 1, 'f2a87b3e9c8849631de05e1e93b9a119', '76.116.61.13'),
(11031, '0333', 'actor', 'Frank', '', 'I just did a quick scan of ST cast and the only other crossover I spotted was Julie Newmar. If there are others I might have missed them so I''d be curious to know.', '2017-03-27 09:39:18', 1, '66ad78ba7ed6ab9354f9168325c425f4', '107.188.184.172'),
(11032, '0208', 'actor', 'John', '', 'I loved Zaslow appearance on Star Trek!', '2017-03-27 09:39:19', 1, '99e3767d846245472f7cdb49d38f5ad7', '107.188.184.172'),
(11033, '0064', 'writer', 'Andrew', '', 'Moss wrote a fair number of episodes, and many of those had a sci-for theme. I''ve wondered if his Trek experience planted the seed for that...', '2017-03-27 09:39:20', 1, '17365033ffc2668daaaad9a1d4320447', '107.188.184.172'),
(11086, '0257', 'actor', 'Juror # 4', '', 'EG Marshall plays a suberb role as a prosecuting attorney of the court marshall in The Caine Mutiny, with Humphrey Bogart.', '2017-04-18 18:58:37', 1, '8f3806dae0bb265f93ed07c813c10ecc', '74.65.80.136'),
(11087, '1010', 'episode', 'Mike N', '', 'I agree with the above comments and would also add that the female voice in the story quickly becomes annoying on the ear.', '2017-04-18 18:58:38', 1, 'a46aee78f653e836bbbee6fddaba963c', '98.191.87.25'),
(11088, '0557', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'While some aspects of this episode are dated, some of it is quite scary because the General talks the way a lot of crazed dictators actually talk in real life. When he goes on about the "War for the American Dream" and his other slogans, it truly gives me shivers. He is actually quite realistic, lol! \r\n', '2017-04-19 16:12:40', 1, '01784c622e0c830b5883a7396248a4f4', '97.126.93.20'),
(11035, '0957', 'episode', 'John Kemple', 'johnkemple@genesisbronze.com', 'I too listened to these radio shows as a boy. They are not as good as I remember them. But the memories of how I heard them and what they meant to me at the time are stronger than ever. Funny how in our formative years things seem to be upgraded in importance. I thought my first girlfriend was beautiful, looking back at our grade school photos I was apparently partially blind. But I will remember her forever. These shows as well I suppose will remain in a much brighter light than they deserve perhaps. Nonetheless I am sure to keep listening to them until I have most of them memorized. Hot summer nights with my clock radio under my blankets listening to the screechy intro on a cheap crackling speaker. Comfortable in my defiance of my parents bed time wishes, eyes open wide in the darkness. Ah the good ole days.... \r\n', '2017-03-27 23:48:02', 1, '07859732f27cf780e71a83538a707c95', '72.29.188.54'),
(11036, '0278', 'episode', 'Melanie', 'Malka613@Gmail.com', 'Don Heiland: Thank you for listing your Favorite Episodes! I don''t recommend listening in Order, because I have tracked some people who were doing that by seeing their Comments, and I see that those who listen in order STOP listening after the first 2 Years. It''s a better idea to listen to the Great Episodes First, based on listener Recommendations. My list has 142 Best Episodes! Once someone listens to those, they are Hooked and will find other episodes by author or theme to ones they like. By skipping around, they will listen to far more episodes. My Best CBSRMT Episode List is at "Return to Shadow Lake". You can search Episodes by name in the Search box! Start here, or try "Shark Bait" "The Other Soul" or "Toy Death"! But Keep Listening! Many Gems here, And PLEASE List Your Favorite Episodes!!', '2017-03-30 23:54:26', 1, 'f0a6c2cd44d5931ccae4fd88464629db', '73.173.144.152'),
(11037, '0978', 'episode', 'CarrieW', 'music@jeandy.com', 'This has been one of my favorite audiodramas since childhood, as somehow we kept a copy on cassette.  It''s admittedly a little corny but I will always love it  - what great imagery.  So thrilled to find the ENTIRE SERIES here at CBSRMT!!!  <3 <3 <3', '2017-03-30 23:59:01', 1, 'ddf42b5a1cd01fc123207d09fa5b4d24', '172.3.45.107'),
(11038, '0186', 'episode', 'Martin Mangleman ', 'manglemantv@aol.com', 'I wonder why Earl Hammond was not mentioned as part of the cast? ', '2017-03-30 01:19:20', 1, 'a866d9588f27151ba75aee0684705087', '104.230.200.90'),
(11039, '0001', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'Think of the irony here regarding the incredible Agnes Moorehead.  Several people have commented on the classic Twilight Zone story, "The Invaders" in which she was the only actor and had no lines of dialogue, yet here she is in a radio drama in which there is nothing but dialogue!  And is absolutely terrific in both.  That takes a special kind of talent and she had it.  Considering some of the roles she had, she must have considered playing Endorra on "Bewitched" as an absolute lark.  I know she and Dick York, the original Darren, struck up a great friendship and she was extremely upset when he had to leave because of his problems with his back.\r\n', '2017-03-30 23:55:34', 1, '6b8d896c4b3c23dfc27f266058a3d3af', '174.62.254.190'),
(11040, '0025', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'I have a question. There is, at least to my knowledge, only one way physiologically for a woman to become pregnant by her husband (CBSRMT aired in the days before artificial insemination). So why didn''t George notice the amulet around his wife''s waist? He noticed the bird just fine, but the weirdo amulet he just ignores? Does that make a lick of sense to anybody?', '2017-03-30 23:59:08', 1, '810d66fc3e4f95c27f068a5052eb77a5', '174.62.254.190'),
(11041, '0026', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'A guy walks into a marriage counselor''s office. "I have a gambling problem," he says. "I see," says the counselor. "What have you done? Gambled away the mortgage payment or your kids'' college money?" "Oh, heck no," the guy says. "I''ve been winning like crazy, but my wife found out and now she wants the money. That''s my problem!"', '2017-04-02 14:24:08', 1, '4e078b4543ff5b87c909ea98ff91a7e8', '174.62.254.190'),
(11042, '1265', 'episode', 'Daniel;', '', ' It should also be noted that this was Ian Martin''s final script produced for the Mystery Theater; in fact, it was originally heard over four months after his death. He could be heard as an actor in one more play after this one: "The Song of the Siren."', '2017-04-02 14:25:04', 1, '038971617797aa9a5b66fa224de81a33', '119.156.37.71'),
(11043, '0047', 'episode', 'Kimberly', '', 'It''s one of my favorite episodes, however I hate how it ended for the main character though.', '2017-03-31 05:05:05', 1, '31a78b791cdb34c230879704ee40d370', '119.156.37.71'),
(11044, '1316', 'episode', 'Paper Plate', 'Don@cadencelodge.com ', 'Gwynn is normally excellent but not so here. The episode opens with him stumbling over his lines that he clearly was reading for the first time.   Painful. ', '2017-04-02 14:24:48', 1, 'c2bd846d2a9584bfb1cadce0704cee73', '24.179.104.172'),
(11045, '0275', 'episode', 'GeofBrit', 'geoffbritt@comcast.net', 'I recorded this in 1975 from the radio onto a Realistic cassette tape. Listened to it many times over the years. Good story!', '2017-04-02 14:24:50', 1, '43058f5a4da6a4bd291595864332016e', '73.58.149.231'),
(11046, '077', 'writer', 'David Juhren', 'Djuhren@gmail.com', 'I was 14 years old, it was a rainy Saturday, and I was already gloomy. I went down to visit my father (CBS RMT writer Bob Juhren) in his den. \r\n"David,how are you this morning," he asked.\r\n"I''m feeling kind''a blah," I responded, flopping into one of the den''s comfortable armchairs.\r\n"Maybe this rainy day has you down," he suggested with a smile.\r\n"Nah, I think I was already down."\r\n\r\nAfter a minute or so, I asked...\r\n\r\n"Dad, wouldn''t it be funny if the day was all rainy and dark because I was feeling blah, instead of the other way around?"\r\n\r\nHe chuckled for a second, and then his face glazed over. His brows knitted, he grabbed a blank sheet of paper, which he tossed into his typewriter, and started pecking away in a fury. I quietly left, having learned early as a child of a writer that inspiration prefers solitude.\r\n\r\nThat gloomy Saturday morning conversation produced my father''s script "Tomorrow, Cloudy and Cold."\r\n\r\n\r\n', '2017-04-02 14:24:48', 1, 'e9596d369866df8f2afdac0458a0839e', '98.15.191.49'),
(11047, '0002', 'actor', 'Dan in South Jersey', 'dancrean@yahoo.com', 'Happy 100th birthday to one of  my favorites from the Mystery Theater, Mr. Leon Janney, an actor of radio, television, film, and stage!  Janney was a child actor in the 20s and 30s who transitioned well into a career in the NYC area after WWII.  I only wish that he had gotten a birthday spotlight today.  ', '2017-04-02 14:24:58', 1, '5a8201b753050da6ae303345fab8b88d', '76.116.61.13'),
(11048, '0029', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'Amirah''s religion sounded like some kind of silly "Opposite Day" conversation almost to the point of being ludicrous. It would have been much more effective if he had expressed simple humility rather than those ridiculous contradictions.<br>', '2017-04-03 09:22:48', 1, '9a90c30499466a9985c158c2b088b417', '174.62.254.190'),
(11049, '0032', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'You can tell that CBSRMT writers are hardly legal scholars. Double jeopardy is forbidden by the U.S. Constitution, not by any state laws. When the defense lawyer says "That''s the law in this state." when referring to his client not being tried again early in this episode, you could just hear attorneys everywhere cringing. It''s little goofs like these that make you realize that they cranked these scripts out so fast that they didn''t have time for common editing let alone rewrites.', '2017-04-03 09:23:18', 1, '7749f27a80d690e7ae9b7fd8b2b7bfbd', '174.62.254.190');
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(11050, '0001', 'actor', 'beenolas', '', 'She rocked in the Twilight Zone classic "The Invaders." From what I recall, she played a terrified mute woman never uttering a word. A powerful performance to be sure.', '2017-04-03 08:02:23', 1, 'e71575c4f9fc0b175227ab88d8aea79d', '99.102.45.131'),
(11051, '1249', 'episode', 'Daniel', '', 'Nice--it has one of my favorites, Ray Owens.', '2017-04-04 13:29:37', 1, '1ea759124bac938cffe45fe90f956de8', '119.157.55.52'),
(11052, '1249', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★☆☆ for AVERAGE. This story, written by Sam Dann, was enjoyable to listen to. However, things kind of trailed off in the 3rd Act. I was hoping for a surprising twist during these historical events when Louis XIV was King of France in the 1670''s. But, oh well. Another way to title this Drama-Mystery would be "The Regiment" or "The Benchmark" or even “Friendly Fireâ€ (because that’s what happens in the finale). The sound effects of birds chirping, horses galloping and neighing, bell dinging, door tapping, the slap, soldiers marching on foot, muskets firing, the bugle, drum roll, and soldiers fighting on the battlefield were very supportive in this. As for music, many of its military themed tunes were repeated in each Act. Good tracks, but too much of it. I liked our Host''s Prologue when E.G. Marshall starts the show off by quoting Charles Dickens: "There are strings in the human heart that had better not be vibrated, And so there are also passageways in the human brain that it best not be explored." It gives the Fans of CBSRMT a heads-up that this is a cautionary tale. In ACT-1, he states how some people achieve immortality, like the main characters do in our story. In ACT-2, he quotes Douglas MacArthur that, "Old Soldiers Never Die." Later, E.G. Marshall points out that our 2 main characters are adversaries where one has human power and the other has human spirit. In ACT-3, he quoted the English Poet Siegfried Sassoon who once said, "Solders are dreamers." In the end of our story, our Host states that it''s true that our main character was killed by one of his men, but also points out that it is dangerous to alter the psyche of another human being. But then in his Epilogue, he mentions Lieutenant General James Thomas Brudenell (7th Earl of Cardigan) and Field Marshall FitzRoy James Henry Somerset (1st Baron Raglan) that these 2 men were the best dressed. It''s confusing as to why our Host would mention these 2 since they had nothing to do with this mystery tale. I''m guessing it''s connected to the beginning of our story on how people achieve immortality. His narrations were going smoothly until his Epilogue took a different turn. And finally, our cast: Russell Horton (as Etienne), Gordon Gould (as Lieutenant Colonel Jean Martinet), Evie Juster (as Jeanette and Nicole Martinet), and Ray Owens (as Sergeant Escargot and Louis XIV). Big props to all that performed famous historical figures. If only they spoke in French accents, I would''ve rated this episode 4 stars for GOOD. If you''re a history buff on the 17th Century, check this story out. And if you enjoy stories that take place in France, check out LES MISERABLES (episodes #1275-#1279). Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0]', '2017-04-04 13:29:39', 1, '29762c3ba53e0185db0ab60ad6eff243', '119.157.55.52'),
(11053, '1249', 'episode', 'Chris', '', ' I thought the episode was good... not great but good. I enjoyed the storyline and how he became as I use re heard in the movie "Full metal jacket" born again hard. This also ends similar for the cammander as for the drill instructor in full metal jacket. Near the beginning of the show the two characters are talking and he says something like "French this language we are speaking" :) Was a good way to tell us all they were talking French when they truly were not.', '2017-04-04 13:29:50', 1, '7edaeda6907a245bd632d49f42c0b32b', '119.157.55.52'),
(11054, '0027', 'episode', 'Tina', 'Tina.triant@yahoo.com', 'I love the CBS Mystery Theater too!  I actually listened to them as a child in the 70s and 80s.  Thank you for allowing us to enjoy them again! ', '2017-04-04 01:23:32', 1, '8e888e8da1f4105027b2f403fd123441', '172.58.173.190'),
(11058, '0707', 'episode', 'Barb', 'beardeddragon48@msn.com', 'Very clever. Eileen Heckart brought her own special charm to the role.', '2017-04-06 21:41:39', 1, '30b37a7bdb0e95e21e96b9e4c695a005', '108.52.90.101'),
(11060, '0848', 'episode', 'Brian Collins', 'brian@monarchoutdoorproducts.com', 'I remember this episode when it first aired one night when I was in my early teens and heard it while alone in the house.', '2017-04-10 10:57:16', 1, 'dd2a221aa426d35467e1b29003b7ed7e', '75.172.239.233'),
(11061, '0707', 'episode', 'Martin Mangleman ', 'manglemantv@aol.com', 'Ms. Heckart was perfect for the part. I love this website and must make a donation one day soon!<br>', '2017-04-10 11:02:31', 1, 'dbca3bccb2cacef617742cf7cad33be1', '104.230.200.90'),
(11062, '0009', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'Emily seemed like a sweet girl before she died, but something about the way she acts as a ghost seems sinister to me. Listening to this story more closely, I get the sense that Emily is actually not very sweet at all. She acts all innocent, but I suspect that she really knows exactly what she is doing when she drives Frank crazy by haunting him. She also tries to kill him on purpose. I am not sure if she wanted revenge or if she just wanted him to be with her. Either way, she is definitely a more interesting character than she appears on the surface, lol! ', '2017-04-10 11:07:43', 1, '7a43e8088fe81c5a320854064ff3c84e', '97.126.93.20'),
(11063, '1176', 'episode', 'Joe', 'joe41865@aol.com', 'Always one of my favorites.  I wish they still had radio dramas like this produced today.', '2017-04-10 11:02:39', 1, '72287cbf16709dbf1a32d9e7490e4a67', '24.192.140.55'),
(11064, '0035', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'How could R. J. Johnson have died? Forty-two years later, he got elected President of the United States...\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n', '2017-04-10 11:02:56', 1, '31c224af29a9a5bc8206c2705a56b600', '174.62.254.190'),
(11065, '1227', 'episode', 'Craig', 'startrek@reagan.com', 'Excellent from start to finish.', '2017-04-09 10:19:14', 1, '8d620700be3f0d67acce4b05761093ac', '47.150.52.71'),
(11066, '1154', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. The only things that I thought were Excellent, were the sound effects and the music. Sound effects of the howling wind, porch glider, crickets, doors, footsteps, car engine running, car explosion and fires up, fire truck alarm going off, fire hose spraying, phone buzzing, photographs flapping, parade music, rotary phone ringing, computer beeping noises, pine buses ruffling, and of course the soaring sound of the UFO. Terrific collection of music tracks in this. Some were suspenseful, one track was comical (right before the picnic scene), and the dark sci-fi encounter tunes you here in the final Act. In our Host’s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts the show off by asking if there’s life on other planets, but more importantly is there intelligent life on ours. In ACT-1, we meet 2 of our main characters in a small town known as Hudson Falls. In ACT-2, our Host informs us that there are many stories about sighting/abductees. Later on, he compares this Fantasy-Mystery to the story of Pandora’s Box. In ACT-3, our main character faces the alien, but then in the end, E.G. Marshall goes into a pensive narration of understanding hate and learn about superior ideals. In his Epilogue, he quotes Titus Lucretius Carus (a Roman poet and philosopher): “Nature is not unique to the visible world. We must have faith that in other regions of space there exist other earths inhabited by other people and animals.â€ Then, he mentions mathematician Nicolaus Copernicus about this belief. E.G. Marshall suddenly makes a BIG error when he says, “a 1,000 years later,â€ to mention philosopher Giordano Bruno. Did anyone on the set of CBSRMT miss that when they recorded this? Shouldn’t he have said, “100 years?â€ Anyway, let’s move on to our cast: Jack Grimes (as Amos Jones), Jada Rowland (as Susan Bailey), Russell Horton (as Jack and the Fire Fighter), and Earl Hammond (as Horace Bailey and Mr. Smith: The Alien). Both Jack Grimes and Russell Horton were good on their performances. Jada Rowland is my favorite CBSRMT actress and she did terrifically. As for Earl Hammond, nice work for playing Horace Bailey, but a dreadful job for playing the Alien named Mr. Smith. His voice as the Alien was like a combination of Kermit the Frog & Yoda from STAR WARS. Listen to Earl Hammond’s voice at the 37-minute mark when he says this: “We shall change the angle of the sun so that your world is burned to a crisp instantly.â€ The way he said, “burned,â€ sounded like he was belching. As for the script, I think G. Frederick Lewis should’ve expanded this Sci-Fi tale a little bit more. Make it into a 2-part story to learn more about intelligent life or have flashbacks on how Amos Jones fell in love with Susan Bailey. It was a decent Sci-Fi tale, with its uncanny set characters, a love triangle, a UFO encounter, but an ending that could’ve been better. Plus, the Title of this episode didn’t need to be plural, because there was just 1 Martian. If you like G. Frederick Lewis’ Sci-Fi stories, check out #1060-THE TIME BOX or #1221-A.L.I.C.E. But for a better Sci-Fi story involving Journalists & the UFOs, check out #0790-A MESSAGE FROM SPACE which also stars Jada Rowland. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2017-04-10 11:02:56', 1, 'd4b87e1b02b5aeaf07d1588ec2271d8c', '119.156.36.221'),
(11067, '0318', 'episode', 'Daniel', '', ' I really enjoyed this episode. It''s spooky, eerie, easy to follow, and I have to say that Mercedes McCambridge played the youthful role believably, in my honest opinion (which she is criticized for by some).', '2017-04-10 11:07:40', 1, '651380280e67b2981b0e3fea8a6747fa', '119.156.36.221'),
(11068, '0210', 'episode', 'Daniel', '', ' This is one of my all-time, favorite episodes; I could just feel for the couple...and, of course, poor Lucas!', '2017-04-10 11:07:42', 1, '599c027d3a50fb2dc8eacec71731969c', '119.156.36.221'),
(11072, '0052', 'episode', 'Barb', 'Beardeddragon48@msn.Com', 'Don''t listen to this one with the lights out if you have a wild imagination like I do. You''ll regret it. I got so creeped out I nearly turned it off. Really good episode.', '2017-04-11 00:50:03', 1, '2a1394a8fefd1a4706478452ff601b65', '108.52.90.101'),
(11070, '0002', 'actor', 'Daniel', '', 'I''m always amazed by Jack Grimes''s youthful-sounding voice, myself.', '2017-04-10 11:03:34', 1, '6b1ebded26ff39803ce3563b9115ed69', '119.156.36.221'),
(11071, '0425', 'episode', 'Dan in South Jersey', 'dancrean@yahoo.com', 'I agree with Melanie.  I mean--is it really necessary to stay the plot of the episode?  After all, there is a plot summary already.  Unless you''re giving an in-depth overview of the episode, just comment on some of the interesting things you noticed about the episode (enjoyable, cast, etc.). ', '2017-04-10 11:04:00', 1, 'aa8069146f7c4cbe66c6df9eece5bfc2', '76.116.61.13'),
(11075, '0863', 'episode', 'Henry', 'henry-gee@usa.net', 'Since the town''s name is Yiddish there probably isn''t a definitive English spelling.  But it is usually spelled "Chelm". ', '2017-04-13 10:01:24', 1, '6fb82fab50255375afdf9f1ec7275217', '208.252.89.2'),
(11076, '0782', 'episode', 'JUROR # 4', '', '‘Revenge is Sweet’ is a fantastic episode.  Writer G. Lewis takes deliberate time to develop Guy de Maupassant’s short story ‘A Piece of String’ superbly through tight dialogue and a cleverly designed flashback.  In the tale – set in modern day America – perennial Mystery Theatre great Mandel Kramer plays Peter, a middle-aged ex-con trying to play it straight, taking menial jobs like sweeping floors at the local men’s health club owned by the compassionate Leo Mantel.  Beaten down by life, Peter can’t seem to catch a break, especially when confronted by people like antagonistic club member Mr. Claiborne who seems to catch all the breaks in life despite his immorality and vengeful meanness.  G. Lewis builds great suspense through unexpected turns and plot twists.  In Hitchcockian fashion the listener finds himself rooting for Peter even when the protagonist’s decisions turn dark.  For those who delight in Himan Brown cameos, listen for Uncle Milton, the helpful pawn broker.  Whatever technician was responsible for the clanging fog buoy must have gotten paid by the clang, which are abundant but work in the story.  ‘Revenge is Sweet’ earns 4 out of 5 stars, especially after E.G. Marshall wraps up the epilogue so tidily. – JUROR # 4.', '2017-04-13 10:01:28', 1, 'ff5dd4bfaa3a05aca1a766374876e29e', '74.65.80.136'),
(11077, '1036', 'episode', 'JUROR # 4', '', 'After really trying to get into ‘Appointment at Sarajevo’ because of its ties to such an important event as the beginning of World War One, I kind of gave up.  Sam Dan failed to develop the story sufficiently for me to care about the characters, despite the romantic angle.  It really dragged.  For those seeking a great story surrounding a real-world historic event, tune in to ‘Portrait of an Assassin’, the spellbinding tale of Charles Guiteau who assassinated President James Garfield.  http://www.cbsrmt.com/episode-1125-portrait-of-an-assassin.html   I give ‘Appointment’ a weak 1 star - JUROR # 4.', '2017-04-13 10:01:40', 1, '14c883daa0811adf43cb29272edffd02', '74.65.80.136'),
(11078, '0042', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'This is a fanciful explanation of the real-life mystery of the Mary Celeste (1872) which became famous after an 1884 short story by Arthur Conan Doyle entitled "I. Habakuk Jephson''s Statement." The excerpt from the log of this show''s fictional ship at the beginning of the episode is practically a dead ringer for the description of the Mary Celeste when it was found off the Azores.', '2017-04-13 10:02:18', 1, '8ed51d29e5f6d0fd90b3c3bc9acc33b6', '174.62.254.190'),
(11079, '0042', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'That''s "J. Habakuk Jephson''s Statement"--not I. Habakuk.', '2017-04-13 10:01:48', 1, '0be5d39d8974fa8886ad6ff4b50cb727', '174.62.254.190'),
(11080, '0002', 'episode', 'Joe', 'chicago2sf@earthlink.net', 'I chuckled at the seagulls with "raking claws". ', '2017-04-14 10:55:20', 1, '972c91256a35f392a4eef256ee523e5e', '64.186.235.162'),
(11081, '0210', 'episode', 'Daniel', '', ' I would have given the script a 4, but to each his own. This episode is fantastic, and if I were to keep a running record of my favorite episodes (which I wish that I did), this one would be on the top five.', '2017-04-14 10:56:05', 1, 'd9b545a46bb26fbed9760ad60e69f722', '119.157.55.247'),
(11082, '0795', 'episode', 'Daniel', '', 'I like that this episode actually starred two, long-time favorites: Bob Kaliban and Ray Owens. ', '2017-04-14 10:56:05', 1, '911f48ad9c420fcd8caee94d0726fe58', '119.157.55.247'),
(11083, '0318', 'episode', 'Daniel', '', ' I really enjoyed this episode. It''s spooky, eerie, easy to follow, and I have to say that Mercedes McCambridge played the youthful role believably, in my honest opinion (which she is criticized for by some).', '2017-04-14 10:56:05', 1, 'f57cd483f235028acd9e1b11ea4577fd', '119.157.55.247'),
(11084, '0664', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★★ for EXCELLENT. Another terrific episode that defines what CBSRMT is all about! A Fantasy-Mystery, written by Victoria Dann, where an Alien haunts the main character from within her body. The story puts you on the edge of your seat. Not just from questioning on how to solve the problem, but a surprising twist at the end on what happened to the Alien. A science fiction story that''s so good, it would''ve been perfect for a TWILIGHT ZONE episode. The title is suitable, but other titles could''ve worked such as "What Happened On The Athena One Probe," "Body Share," "The Other," "The Unwelcome Guest," or even "The Invisible Invader." SPECIAL NOTES: The first actual woman in space, was Valentina Tereshkova in 1963. And if you have the CBSRMT Episode Guide Book, they made a typo where they put Sam Dann''s name as the writer instead of Victoria Dann. The sound effects of the music playing in the restaurants, car engines running, door buzzer, footsteps, car horn, box crate locks, tires screeching, car crash, ambulance sirens, beeps at the hospital, tubes and flasks, dialing of the rotary phone, pressure chamber, and the steamed heat were very essential to this mystery tale. The music was phenomenal, especially the foreboding tunes when the Alien had to speak to the main character. In our Host''s Prologue, E.G. Marshall begins with the topic of outer space where a thousand mysteries, in the infinite universe, yet to be solved. In ACT-1, the question of "Who are you?" is a philosophical context. In ACT-2, not only he asks if Man is alone in the universe, but quoted John Boyle O''Reilly who said, "Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you." In ACT-3, after discovering the where a bouts of the Alien, E.G. Marshall does a play-on-words that things have "cooled" down for our main character, but things are "heating" up for the other. In his Epilogue, he quoted Sir Francis Bacon who said, "If a man be gracious and courteous to strangers, it shows he is a citizen of the world, and that his heart is no island cut off from other lands, but a continent that joins to them." A perfect quotation that provides an essential lesson in this episode. What was also essential, was the cast: Phyllis Newman (as Dr. Margo Gordon), Marian Seldes (as the Alien), Lloyd Battista (as Professor Harry Freeman and the Truck Driver), and Hans Conried (as the Cab Driver and Owen). The 2 male actors played beneficial roles. But it was our 2 leading ladies who stole the show. Check this episode out for it is one of the best Sci-Fi tales that can''t be disregarded. And check out Phyllis Newman''s other performances in #0646-REUNION FEVER and #0683-THE KINGDOM BELOW. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2017-04-17 00:31:17', 1, '60a30e9414ac03529c57a34c38793224', '119.156.33.233'),
(11085, '1306', 'episode', 'Gina Schackel', 'Gina.schackel.com', 'This show debuted on the day mi amour was born.  August 3, 1982.  ', '2017-04-17 00:31:18', 1, '3999d003c8eb2cb38887063486102b14', '66.87.80.164'),
(11089, '0231', 'actor', 'jbx', 'hival5@yahoo.com', 'amazing voice.love/miss her to this to this day', '2017-04-19 16:12:32', 1, '1ab93154118ce3eb0f79b359c52c3006', '47.16.236.129'),
(11090, '0025', 'episode', 'Barb', 'barbaraj.kleinschmidt@gmail.com', 'Yes, the ending was predictable but I thought Vinette Carroll''s reading was great.  She was so creepy!', '2017-04-21 08:14:44', 1, 'efef4b407b91e658e2d308df4af90093', '96.57.135.98'),
(11091, '0048', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'What an absolute mess this episode is. Even by 1974 standards, this was pitifully sexist, especially in Act 1. Also, the "science" is all wonky. Nothing is a quintillion light years away. The entire universe is only 13.7 billion years old which means its entire theoretical diameter is only 26 billion years across. Furthermore, the astronaut confused light-years with time which it is not. Light-years are distance, something no real astronaut would mistake. And where did the astronauts think they were going to go if they successfully "escaped"? This script is a classic example of RMT''s stable of veteran radio writers writing for 1944 instead of 1974. The whole thing comes off as a hormonal thirteen-year-old boiy''s idea of gender and science fiction. A lot of the stuff on RMT is really, really good, but not this one. A case of trying to crank out too much too fast.', '2017-04-21 08:15:38', 1, '749dc51c95fb14f6b86f7ca51840b1f5', '174.62.254.190'),
(11092, '0048', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'Sorry, the theoretical diameter of the universe is about 26 billion LIGHT-years across!', '2017-04-21 08:15:26', 1, 'cb2b32ea746b285606f58df1df1f6df8', '174.62.254.190'),
(11093, '0097', 'actor', 'Dan in South Jersey', 'dancrean@yahoo.com', 'Born: December 17, 1925 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA\r\nDied: May 16, 2016 (age 90) in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA', '2017-04-24 09:15:11', 1, 'a32b241d19b536b39d13ea6ceee93c25', '76.116.61.13'),
(11094, '1101', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. Not often do you hear a mystery story involving Marijuana. Ian Martin''s Drama-Mystery was unique, but not suspenseful. Predictable, I should say, because I knew the villain wasn''t going to get away with his plan alive. SPECIAL NOTE: when the characters mention Marijuana in the Bible, they''re referring to Genesis 1:12. The title of this story works. Another way to title this, would just be "Sky Jack." Sound effects of the airplane soaring, cockpit door, radio frequency, howling wind, plane landing, passengers murmuring, footsteps, doors, the gun shots, and radar beeping were on the mark in every scene. The music tunes were on the button, especially the music track at the 29:07 mark where the plot thickens. In our Host''s Prologue, E.G. Marshall brings up the top of shuttle planes, hinting this story is about flying. In ACT-1, he explains the average routine of the airplane known as "Sierra Alpha 638" that travels from El Paso to Mexico City. In ACT-2, he goes deep into the story about the ugly specter of Anarchy where Sky Jackers, Terrorists, Mobs, Religious Fanatics, and Cynics do absurd things for their causes. In ACT-3, after reaching its pleasant climax, E.G. Marshall gives us the Resolution: the minor villain goes to prison, the drugs were destroyed, Sierra Alpha 638 gets back on its regular flight path, and our main heroes get engaged. In his Epilogue, our Host explains what are the chances of being sky jacked. Now onto our cast: Robert Dryden (as Reverend Joy and Commander Bill Shane), Russell Horton (as Captain Mike Torrenz and Lieutenant Doug Breck), Diana Kirkwood (as Anita Silvera), and Ray Owens (as Ham Jesson and Harvey Combs.) ANOTHER SPECIAL NOTE: Himan Brown plays the role of Santa Rosa Center. Big props to our male actors who each played 2 roles. And kudos to Diana Kirkwood. Even though she had 1 role to play, she did an amazing job all the way through. Tune in to this one if you''re into mystery tales involving airplanes. Plus, this episode has a nostalgic commercial about the "Diet Pepsi Sweepstakes." Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2017-04-24 09:15:15', 1, '7f9814d1c88718f61f60c627a9798d23', '119.156.33.230'),
(11095, '1171', 'episode', 'Gregory Gerard', 'gregorygerard@rochester.rr.com', 'I listen to a lot of these shows online. The Heel of Achilles is one of the few episodes I have on cassette from when I was a kid. \r\nThis episode is one of my favorites; as the quality of episodes can be hit or miss (I skip almost all episodes authored by Elspeth Eric), I really appreciate one like this that has reasonable pacing, a storyline that works, no repetition in dialogue, and a believable twist.\r\nA haunted house? A rich guy insecure about his relationship with a much-younger wife? An insightful psychiatrist? Classic elements of a good mystery. Enjoy this one! ', '2017-04-24 09:15:18', 1, 'd19d7ee66c69154deb52adc5c20d4843', '70.195.130.119'),
(11096, '0025', 'episode', 'Joseph', 'Joseph_Morabito@Juno.Com', 'I love CBSRMT and as long as the recording is clean/clear and it''s not truncated, I''m happy. Yes, this story was fairly predictable; reminded me of Rapunzel a bit. That said, I did NOT like the voicing by Vinnette Carrol. She may have been great in other aspects of her career, but she sounded like a man to me, and had this been TV, that might have been ok, but when it''s a radio show where your imagination fills in the visual, it was a fail in my book. ', '2017-04-26 10:49:15', 1, '4c22fdc8fb88439002b017e442dfbd80', '108.185.55.13'),
(11097, '0024', 'episode', 'Joseph', 'Joseph_Morabito@Juno.Com', 'Like others have said, it was pretty preposterous, but it was still a fun listen. ', '2017-04-26 10:49:59', 1, 'dc9c184d5d9809ce31d2fb6171be6234', '108.185.55.13'),
(11098, '0094', 'episode', 'Michael B 1970', 'michaelwbridgerspe@gmail.com', 'I''m listening to episodes straight through and this is the scariest so far (#94), IMO.\r\n\r\nI was wondering if the first wish was to escape the hospital leaving no way to return the poor girl''s soul.    \r\n\r\nMy brother and I used to listen to these on AM radio in Savannah on Sunday nights on a big old vacuum tube radio turned barely on to psyche the parents.  ', '2017-04-26 10:50:17', 1, 'de5eec73cf4d77c6013e52c63b5ef0db', '108.213.130.233'),
(11099, '0285', 'episode', 'Andrew', 'Andrew.firth@teradyne.com', 'I agree about the voices, but I must say that Señor Dryden has a great voice. ', '2017-04-26 10:50:11', 1, '1e6bc089c00efee11554ed46f212b360', '174.25.123.116'),
(11100, '1015', 'episode', 'Lori Burns', 'jlrburns@yahoo.com', 'Based on a story by Maurice Leblanc--one of several that were adapted for the series.\r\n\r\n\r\n', '2017-04-26 20:11:34', 1, 'e38593e2b1f9b7f99caef22e14614e0e', '24.13.148.169'),
(11101, '0064', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'What is it when you mix Walter Mitty with a motive to kill? It''s simply murder.', '2017-04-27 13:04:24', 1, '773048a99aa0efaa3bccd7cbcf5623a5', '174.62.254.190'),
(11103, '0101', 'episode', 'Michael B 1970', 'Michaelwbridgerspe@gmail.com', 'Great listen!  All the characters seemed well developed.   \r\n\r\nThe lady who helped him said  ''Run Mr Forest, run!'', about 17 years before Forest Gump. ', '2017-04-28 17:31:04', 1, '03967aec6a46e157e30af6a7bc2629b4', '108.213.130.233'),
(11104, '0169', 'episode', 'Randy', 'Rks813@tampabay.rr.com', 'I have listened to 169 episodes, and this is the best twist so far!', '2017-05-01 08:35:06', 1, 'eed2d2a9e20d764198aab10a657c1c62', '96.59.232.105'),
(11105, '0963', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★★ stars for EXCELLENT. I consider this as one of Ian Martin''s greatest mystery stories ever written for the series! There are many mystery stories about certain kinds of people who become eye witnesses to a murder case. But a Drama-Mystery about the eye witness of a Helicopter pilot, that''s creative! Terrific character development, intriguing plot points, surprising climax, and a satisfying resolution on the killer''s demise. The title of this is perfect. Another way to title it would be "The Eye In The Sky" or "The Murder of Suntan Sue." The sound effects of the helicopter hovering, howling wind on the rooftop, traffic noise, doors, footsteps, ice cubes, glasses clinking, car engine, buzzer, dialing of the rotary phone, the pillow covering the victim''s face, background noise at the police station, amusement park tunes, body thud, opening the car door while driving, and jazz music in the background were dynamic. The suspenseful music was dynamic also, especially in the 3rd Act when the storyline got more intense. In the Prologue, E.G. Marshall brings up the topic of public times where anyone can be watched without realizing it. In ACT-1, he introduces the main pillar of our story: the Traffic Helicopter. In ACT-2, he notifies the CBSRMT fans that our main protagonist is following the main antagonist, before & after the killing. In ACT-3, after the report of the villain''s demise, our Host questions on what went through the killer''s mind after he murdered again and was also witnessed by the helicopter the second time around. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall changes the quotation of "Time Heals All Wounds" to "Time Wounds All Heals," which makes sense for this particular mystery tale. Last but not least, are outstanding cast: Mandel Kramer (as Morgan Denning), Earl Hammond (as Sam Bendix), Sam Gray (as Rich, Lou, and Captain Time Fuchs), and Evie Juster (as Cheryl Denning and Denise). Kudos to Sam Gray for playing 3 roles. Evie Juster was amazing for playing one character who was assertive and the other character giddy. Both Mandel Kramer and Earl Hammond stole the show. Mandel Kramer is good at playing characters that are strenuos while Earl Hammond is more sanguine in his roles. This is a classic episode that cannot be ignored and I highly recommend this to new fans of CBSRMT. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2017-05-01 08:34:32', 1, '3d3d2f8a22bcb0cc3c46513902f106c6', '119.157.50.248'),
(11106, '0107', 'episode', 'Mark', 'dakgeo1@msn.com', 'I have many favorites in the CBSRMT canon.  But this episode is my favorite-favorite!  Kevin McCarthy does some of the best work of his career; his rendering is iconic and definitive in its own right.  The supporting players also step up to this level.  I wonder if Brown and the actors could tell that this piece was coming together in a special and superior way.\r\nAll that being said, I have a different favorite comedy episode . . . but even so, this one tops my list of all the shows.  ', '2017-05-01 08:34:37', 1, '7fa49ba34c74b050246c9f6c93a0c950', '184.105.50.250'),
(11107, '0703', 'episode', 'Mark', 'dakgeo1@msn.com', 'Agreed!  I think this is my favorite comedy episode of them all.  Small cast and a simple plot line . . . seemingly!  Just good fun throughout.  Five stars, or four "A"s, or however you want to rate it . . . ', '2017-05-01 08:35:02', 1, 'e558a0c07b03761a2ff73aa2cd3355a4', '134.29.137.3'),
(11108, '0072', 'episode', 'BF', 'BenFord03@gmail.com', 'I think this one was really about Sky''s alcoholism finally taking over his life. He kept saying he needed a drink (even after drinking already) and the other characters mentioned him and the "sauce." I think Deirdre was his mind giving him one more chance to pull himself out of it - and he chose the booze over his wife and kids.', '2017-05-02 11:34:06', 1, '08ec0cfd7e6dd6c25f8a8559b2640828', '74.98.220.124'),
(11113, '0026', 'episode', 'Luanne', '', 'Ralph Bell made "The Man who asked for yesterday" one of my all-time favorites. I saw some other favorites in there as well. ', '2017-05-05 13:01:27', 1, '1e65c9c2e37d55f267fd2b9f187c6f3b', '119.157.55.197'),
(11111, '0479', 'episode', 'Gary C', 'agnatgas@yahoo.com', 'Miss Manhayden LOL', '2017-05-05 13:01:42', 1, 'be5979da79ab4b987f54f3e1ffc1b41c', '108.237.62.34'),
(11112, '0341', 'episode', 'Vita', 'hannahbelt@gmail.com', 'That''s IDES, not IDEAS...', '2017-05-05 13:02:14', 1, '1f33fff24efb517395ec681f5ba56a5b', '162.234.129.98'),
(11114, '0126', 'episode', 'Winston', '', '''The Hit Man'' (#126) to the list, please--it was the only episode starring Mike Kellin, who I think had a terrific radio voice...', '2017-05-05 13:02:06', 1, 'b23f6daab925d193130e78e60e7da3d9', '119.157.55.197'),
(11115, '0074', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'I would like to comment not on the story, but on the comment by Patrick. He asks if the phrase "disgusting lawyer" is an oxymoron. It is not. An oxymoron combines two antonyms to create a third item. The classic example is "jumbo shrimp." The words "disgusting" and "lawyer" are, in fact, synonyms and thus cannot be an oxymoron. This is, of course, a different type of oxymoron than the one that applies to politicians which is defined as "a person who, every time they breathe, says something stupid."', '2017-05-05 13:02:06', 1, 'b9b37fa1a4cc0576527d2bce3de86933', '174.62.254.190'),
(11116, '0228', 'episode', 'Amy', 'amyluanne2@yahoo.com', 'The witch in this story came up with a really awful punishment for the jerk who killed her sister. It''s clear she loved her sister very much, but wow! She can surely think of ways to torture people! But one could say he deserved it, since he didn''t get punished legally for murdering his wife. On the other hand, part of me feels a bit sorry for him at the same time, so I have some mixed feelings. Still, he is such an unlikable character that I don''t care much about what happens to him, lol!\r\n\r\n@Ian, I wonder what the "Elspeth Eric Whitmore" joke was about, lol! :D ', '2017-05-05 13:02:26', 1, 'a224fd5d53b3693c9d0bd4094d9a3923', '97.113.53.231'),
(11117, '0581', 'episode', 'Russell', '', 'I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. Sam Dann did a nice job on writing the adaption of an O. Henry story. It would''ve been better if this was a 2-part episode because in the original story by O. Henry, there were more characters and more settings taking place. The title is okay, but a better title for this, would be "A Chicken In Eagle''s Feathers" or "Drunk With Power." The sound effects of horses, birds chirping, patrons murmuring, music in the background, footsteps, bar glasses breaking, the punch, doors, bell ringing, howling wind, howling dog, train whistling, and the boxcar door opening were very effective in this tale. The music left a great impact; suitable tunes for O. Henry''s narrations and suspenseful tunes as the main character goes though his transformation. In our Host''s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts it off with an assertion of the Seeds of God-like power. In ACT-1, after explaining the details of Black Eagle, he quoted a verse: "A man convinced against his will must remain a doubter still" which makes sense to explain the main character''s lifestyle to be changed. In ACT-2, he points out that the Antagonist is locked in a struggle for high stakes. In ACT-3, he uses the old saying, "Fine feathers don''t make fine birds" which came from Aesop''s fable of THE PEACOCK AND THE CRANE. In his Epilogue, E.G. Marshall asserts that O. Henry was made to dream and dreams need something/someone to set them in motion. And with that, I say, "Hear, hear." Now onto our cast: Robert Dryden (as O. Henry), Larry Haines (as Chicken), Evie Juster (as Faith-Hope Alabaster and Kitty), Paul Tripp (as Percy and Pop Needles), and Earl Hammond (as the Barkeeper, Bud King, and Snuffy). Big props to Earl Hammond for playing multiple roles. Kudos to Evie Juster for playing one character that was power-hungry and the other zealous. Both Robert Dryden and Larry Haines stole the show and they deserved a lot of recognition for their contribution to CBSRMT. As for Paul Tripp, his performance as Percy wasn''t beneficial and his role as Pop Needles wasn''t fitting. This actor played good roles in #0591-THE WHITE WOLF and #1202-THE HEADHUNTERS. But also did very bad in his role in #0132-THE FRONTIERS OF FEAR. Perhaps actors like Russell Horton, Fred Gwynne, Ian Martin, or Mandel Kramer should''ve played his parts. SPECIAL NOTE: If you have the CBSRMT Episode Guide Book, you will notice that Paul Tripp''s name is not on the cast list. ANOTHER SPECIAL NOTE: At the end of this episode, the preview you hear is a scene from #0472-THE LOVE SONG OF DEATH (the adaptation of Romeo & Juliet) that was rebroadcasted on September 30th, 1979. If you like O.Henry''s stories, check this episode out, but also read O. Henry''s original version of "The Passing Of Black Eagle." Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2017-05-08 11:42:31', 1, 'ee23b50da7a1d335da46c41d5703c070', '119.157.55.11'),
(11118, '0012', 'actor', 'Daniel', '', 'Ralph Bell is definitely one of my favorite CBSRMT actor.', '2017-05-08 11:42:32', 1, '34a1c3bc8bd3cf0aac17d96000392242', '119.157.55.11'),
(11120, '0431', 'episode', 'Brede', 'says.hou@yahoo.com', 'my comment is about how the whole plot was told in the description before i even had to chance to listen to it.  Spoiler Alert.', '2017-05-09 15:45:48', 1, '78320726c0a0747b385a763cc3f4b342', '24.44.227.242'),
(11121, '0762', 'episode', 'Samnx', 'samtheman4a@gmail.com', 'This was a great one. And to think it was before video games. The psychiatrist was very funny. Good lesson. Fake it till you make it. ', '2017-05-09 15:46:03', 1, '8b57f9197289189740ed961adc3762f5', '24.47.195.219'),
(11122, '0069', 'actor', 'John', 'awtribute@hotmail.com', 'Jada was also the second Carolee Campbell Aldrich on The Doctors.', '2017-05-09 15:46:15', 1, 'b0099b89b4d7e55251b6fe4f5da1d37d', '173.172.132.104'),
(11123, '0723', 'episode', 'Denise ', 'ramifam4@hotmail.com', 'I wish the character name was listed along with the actor name.  Maybe in parenthesis?  Some voices (Leon Janney, Robert Dryden, Evie Juster, Fred Gwynne, Tammy Grimes, etc) are so distinctive that they''re easy enough to tell which character they are playing. But others aren''t so much and it would be nice to know.', '2017-05-10 21:24:04', 1, 'eb48040b836e1389ef666b1aecedb53c', '173.15.224.225'),
(11124, '1330', 'episode', 'timemech', 'timemech@gmail.com', 'This is the first time I''ve ever experienced a Chekhov story and not wanted to kill myself during or afterwards! LOL  Nicely done!', '2017-05-10 21:24:08', 1, '4cecbc85f2321e32e4b115353b99c500', '70.187.33.81'),
(11125, '077', 'writer', 'Charlotte', 'charpaddy@gmail.com', 'In response to David Juhren:  Wow!  How cool.  I love your Father''s work.  Many of his writings are my favorite CBS Mystery episodes.  He had such a wonderful gift.  I know you are very proud of him.  ', '2017-05-12 15:03:49', 1, '67c4ef3d528648002e2c30c23ad793d4', '199.101.175.9'),
(11126, '0099', 'episode', 'EmKay', 'Marsha.rick@yahoo.com', 'Perfect sound quality—perhaps one of the best in this series—a fun little story, and not only all the great commercials but also a lengthy Watergate news report.  Makes me feel young again.  :) &nbsp;<br>', '2017-05-15 09:45:31', 1, '44944081be84091c173b58c329115ed9', '71.90.77.156'),
(11130, '0724', 'episode', 'Denise', 'ramifam4@hotmail.com', 'I like this episode.  You could see this story in the news or something.  And we would probably all believe the sanitarium was right where he belonged.  But we''d probably owe him quite a debt of gratitude and we wouldn''t even know it.\r\n<br>', '2017-05-17 23:18:59', 1, '3be91c91c6cc1e2149b672f27f945d95', '173.15.224.225'),
(11127, '0431', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★★ stars for EXCELLENT. One of Ian Martin''s best mystery stories. A dramatic beginning, compelling plot points, the haunting symbolism of the blue roan stallion, and best of all: a surprising ending that no one would expect (the surprising ending is revealed at the 39:55 mark). The title is good, another way to title it would be "The Half-Breed." Sound effects to the stallion neighing, echoes of the hooves galloping, vultures, howling wind, farm animals, doors, footsteps, trains at Miller''s Junction, luggage, horse wagons, bar patrons, and the gunshots were very effective. The music as well with its dramatic and compelling tunes where the feelings of love, hatred, agony, and even death can be spotted at any turn in this story. In our Host''s Prologue, E.G. Marshall begins with the authentic era of the old West. In ACT-1, he informs the CBSRMT listeners that there was a time period where it was Cowboys VS Indians and our main character is both. In ACT-2, our Host knows that our main character is a man of principle, but may have signed his death warrant. In ACT-3, after revealing the shocking conclusion, E.G. Marshall states that, "Prejudice and bigotry die hard." A lesson never to be ignored. In his Epilogue, he points out that Life is a constant change and challenge (another lesson to be learned from this episode). Finally, our cast: Tony Roberts (as Dan Bowles a.k.a. Little Buffalo), Rosemary Rice (as Dan''s Mother and Mercy Chalmers), Earl Hammond (as Hale Chalmers), and Joe Silver (as Mike "Black Mike" Patterson). These 4 were magnificent in their performances. Joe Silver was perfect to be the villain, Earl Hammond had a great cowboy accent, Rosemary Rice had a delicate voice to play the daughter and mother, and Tony Roberts acted in one of his best roles ever on CBSRMT. If you''re looking for mystery stories that involve the old West or even searching for tales involving Horses, this one''s for you. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =^D', '2017-05-14 08:07:17', 1, '71407bc1f287d8651cf807e6296ab2d7', '207.244.82.132'),
(11128, '0082', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'Outside of the first husband''s death, absolutely nothing happened in this episode. And even that, nothing happens because of it. It''s just sort of "there." The new husband even talks her into the idea that there will be no consequences. He gets her a dog and then we never hear of it again. On top of that, there''s no real ending to this story. It just stops because they''re out of time. It could just as easily have gone on for another hour. Or two. Did I miss something? Reminds me of a short story by Raymond Carver in which he does nothing but describe a guy smoking a cigarette. You get to the end of it and you go, "Huh? What was the point of that?"', '2017-05-14 08:08:13', 1, 'ac52b20aea74ea38b648fcfddc8e1d14', '174.62.254.190'),
(11129, '0084', 'episode', 'Lee', 'jenile@msn.com', 'A convoluted story that could have been decent if not for a ridiculously contrived ending.', '2017-05-14 08:07:49', 1, '7405f4de27c0ee7f9b4c363f0601bed2', '174.62.254.190'),
(11131, '0726', 'episode', 'Denise  ', 'ramifam4@hotmail.com', 'We used to listen to them when in the car, driving home from dinner at my grandparents'' house.  I have very fond memories of them.', '2017-05-17 23:19:02', 1, 'd54367a365df9490f9f8d47d3a7f7106', '173.15.224.225'),
(11133, '1281', 'episode', 'Rey Flores', 'reyfloresusa@gmail.com', 'Can anyone make out the very last 35 seconds of audio in this recording?\r\n\r\nNot the story, but the audio after the news snippet.\r\n\r\nBTW... Great story!', '2017-05-18 23:34:40', 1, '623345e530418d47121fd759f657ea6e', '69.255.69.165'),
(11134, '0728', 'episode', 'Denise', 'ramifam4@hotmail.com', 'Paul Hecht plays the main character (Charles), I think.  Which characters do Robert Maxwell, Earl Hammond, and Court Benson play?', '2017-05-18 08:21:29', 1, 'b0e3ed29ae2723d8dd44a10fad20fbd1', '173.15.224.225'),
(11135, '0989', 'episode', 'Brian McG', 'mcglyb@yahoo.com', 'really loved this episode, I was totally drawn in. Another great job by Fred Gwynne\r\n', '2017-05-18 23:35:38', 1, 'fce01c7ecc929a2baf7cc23772af323a', '24.185.155.236'),
(11136, '0022', 'episode', 'William Mosley Sr', 'bigwillmosley@gmail.com', 'the episodes remind me of a time before TV, when one had to use the imagination and life was not so complicated. Good job CBS', '2017-05-18 23:35:06', 1, '8a23f8836d09ab06c49253a1e7441e5c', '173.184.39.43'),
(11138, '0722', 'episode', 'Phil', 'pjlb2008@hotmail.com', 'This one is a tedious one.  Larry Haines tends to be in the better episodes.  This one is not one of my favorites.', '2017-05-25 14:18:43', 1, 'cd61cb3fa496128addcd6789d63529d3', '99.100.187.115'),
(11139, '0921', 'episode', 'David Fankhauser', 'Fankhadb@uc.edu', 'I believe this, episode 921, "the grey slapper" is one of the very best episodes of cbsrmt.  Brilliantly written, rich with philosophical issues, exploring the sacrifice of youthful ideals and morality as we become "successful" in life.  Sam Dann has outdone himself with this masterpiece.', '2017-05-25 14:18:45', 1, 'e6301e9d2f0337b777e7ece69bd7f4a5', '184.57.254.101'),
(11140, '0946', 'episode', 'Christine', 'Pagetree444@yahoo.com', 'Elspeth Eric is one of my least favorite RMT writers so I was truly surprised at this gem. It was moving and compelling. For Eric''s fans, it''s still a strange story but I was so taken in that I willingly suspended my disbelief. This tale took me deeply into some me part of my being that I have seldom gone. Worth a listen...or two...', '2017-05-25 14:19:28', 1, '95cc2d45989977a6a50e25414a9db0ff', '75.139.239.77'),
(11141, '0201', 'episode', 'Russell', '', ' I rate this episode ★★★★☆ for GOOD. George Lowthar wrote a lot of great adaptations from the works of Robert Louis Stevenson, Guy de Maupassant, Bram Stoker, Wilkie Collins, and Oscar Wilde. As for this Edgar Allan Poe classic, it was very entertaining, but not the best adaption to it. It was a good effort to write this horror classic to take place in the year of 1996. In the original story, the main character is named Prince Prospero, not Milo Manderson. Why would George Lowthar change the name? In 1964, Vincent Price played the role of Prince Prospero in the film adaptation directed by Roger Corman and it worked well. The sound effects of the helicopter, doors, tableware clinking, tray slipping, glass breaking, party music, champagne bottle, and champagne glasses were OK. As for the music, OK as well, but it needed more frightful melodies into the mix. Many of the scenes were dead silent. If only CBSRMT added the horror music from #1245-THE JUDGE''S HOUSE into this particular episode, it would''ve been "blood-curdling" exciting. In our Host''s Prologue, E.G. Marshall starts it off by quoting Mark Twain about the weather, followed by the topic of apathy. Why quote Mark Twain when this is an Edgar Allan Poe story? (That''s like quoting Arthur Conan Doyle in an O.Henry story. Great writers, but different styles of writing.) In ACT-1, our Host brings up another disease in the story known as "jealously." In ACT-2, he quoted a biblical passage on "reaping what you sow," which makes sense as to what the main character is doing. In ACT-3, not much to report other than the Red Death has killed off the main character. E.G. Marshall''s Epilogue was short; explaining that this story was just an allegory to inform viewers that this was a cautionary tale. His narrations were OK, but very brief. But the BEST thing about this episode, was the cast: Staats Cotsworth (as Milo Manderson), Karl Swenson (as Nils a.k.a. The Red Death), Lois Smith (as Doreen), Jack Grimes (as Jack), and Evie Juster (as Flossie). First off, outstanding work from our 2 actresses. And excellent performances by our 3 actors. So much dialogue, a lot of compelling arguments coming from all 5 of them. If you''re a fan of Edgar Allan Poe''s work, check out this radio adaptation, but also read the story. The other adaptations that CBSRMT has done, are a lot better and more frightening. Episode #0200-BERENICE is a good one. Also, check out Roger Corman''s film adaptation of this tale. Until next time…pleasant dreams. =0)', '2017-05-25 14:18:47', 1, 'cf9cde1cae64a75479aabd547706303d', '103.10.199.38'),
(11142, '1180', 'episode', 'Robert', '', 'Oh, I loved lloyd Batista as both characters. He played that nerdy boyfriend so well. He was almsot comforting with his down payment on the house, the movie reviews, etc. He was going to take good care of her. she was a boring engineer. They were a good match.', '2017-05-25 14:18:50', 1, 'b29a86a9a1c68194b28957c5a6c15696', '103.10.197.198'),
(11143, '0278', 'episode', 'Melanie', 'Malka613@Gmail.com', 'Of Interest to CBS Radio Mystery Theater Fans- Actress Joan Lorring (Spelled on this site with one ''R'') was a Film Actress before she did Radio work, and her Film "The Verdict" from 1946 is playing this week on TCM on Demand, The TCM channel has an app where you can watch classic movies on demand from any device. MANY of CBSRMT Stars appear in films on TCM, including E.G. Marshall who is in "12 Angry Men" with Henry Fonda. Joan Lorring is Excellent in "The Verdict" as she is here in Episodes including " Return to Shadow Lake" and "Devils Boutique"', '2017-05-25 14:18:54', 1, '7abfb4ec034da5953fe0021795de5b10', '73.173.144.152'),
(11144, '0552', 'episode', 'Dan in South Jersey', 'dancrean@yahoo.com', 'This should be interesting to listen to, considering that two of the actors to play "Johnny Dollar" (Bob Readick and Mandel Kramer) are featured in this episode.  ', '2017-05-25 14:19:22', 1, 'a6202ea87938616d6eac1eec69695501', '76.116.61.13'),
(11145, '0946', 'episode', 'Gina Schackel', 'Gina.scackel@Gmail.com', 'Love. Listening to these oldies but goodies with my best late night pal Sebastien ', '2017-05-30 23:52:14', 1, '8438109af6ee1d062c11f0f16032e100', '69.121.202.128');
