Merry Christmas, Skipper!🎄

On Tuesday I had surgery on my wrist, but not my hip at least. I have metal in my left wrist now so I feel like Luke Skywalker! 😂

I missed the livestream but watching and listening to the replay.

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This is my all-time favorite episode of Suspense.

Great films, thank you, you just gained another subscriber! I highly recommend these movies for the Movie Night: The Fallen Idol (1948), directed by Carol Reed; Night and the City (1950), directed by Jules Dassin; Sorry, Wrong Number (1948) directed by Anatole Litvak; Ministry of Fear (1944), directed by Fritz Lang; In a Lonely Place (1950), directed by Nicholas Ray; Sweet Smell of Success (1957), directed by Alexander Mackendrick; Woman on the Run (1950), directed by Norman Foster; D.O.A. (1949), directed by Rudolph Maté; Kiss Me Deadly (1955), directed by Robert Aldrich; Side Street (1950), directed by Anthony Mann; No Man of Her Own (1950), Mitchell Leisen; I Wake Up Screaming (1941), directed by H. Bruce Humberstone; The Big Combo (1955), directed by Joseph H. Lewis; Odd Man Out (1947), directed by Carol Reed

Ahhhh missed the live 😢 good episode 👍🏼

Academy award winning radio show. I never knew that a radio show could win an Oscar, but Dragnet was certainly worthy of it.

Done earlier as "Murder of Aunt Delia"

Thank you so much for this. I am enjoying it. This is a classic movie.

Hello, Missed the live!

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Third time for this story, including Escape (Suspense's sister show). Second included John Dehner with Price, so that's my pick.😊

Like typical American propaganda movies, the plot is ridiculous. It probably seemed like that back when it was released, as well. They show communism as something inherently evil while showing the police and government as the good guys. Thieves and pickpockets are also deep-down-inside good, compared to the communists. The irony is that thieves and pickpockets are just poor people living in a capitalist society where they are forced to be thieves and pickpockets because there is no socialism. Therefore, they are on their own in their own community. This goes against the whole idea of having a community, forcing people to survive on their own. But that's the system the police and government are defending. The police are just there to protect the rich and make deals with thieves in order to combat the idea that rich people should share the wealth. This movie is about sharing information with the police. The street code in the 1930s gangster movies was don't be an informant. That informers were the lowest even in the gangster world. But this movie is all about informing. And how it's even a thief's duty to stop the threat of sharing. So, it really is the performances and the way it's filmed is what to watch it for. Thelma Ritter is good as always.

I missed the live (I'm still stupidly sick), I'm so sorry, but I'm watching the replay. Nice intro. Did you say Thelma Ritter got an Oscar nomination for this? so awesome! She should have gotten one every time she was in a movie, but we'll take this nomination. www.imdb.com/name/nm0728812/awards/. I had to look it up. She was always a bridesmaid never a bride until after she died when she finally won an award. It's nuts! Great movie. Who picked it? @Life with Roscoe? Good choice.

They put that vulgar commercial for the calendar on again, after "Zero Hour"😮

Mic problems... enjoy listening to me drink water 😅

A gripping horror story that had me on the edge of my seat. Thanks for posting. 12-2-24

I really enjoyed this spooky story. Thank you for posting. 12-2-24

Repeated. I have to listen to that to understand this. Not very good 😢

Listening from Mom's place , Iron River, WI. We brought her to her home after Thanksgiving dinner in Minnesota

I don't like Ethel Merman😩

Where are you broadcasting from?

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I love to sit in this space close my eyes and just listen.

Sorry about your power outages Austin. I didn’t know what a bomb cyclone was until this upload episode I miss the live chat . Glad everything is back on. 👋👍📻. Happy Thanksgiving 🍁🦃 🥧 🥔👨‍👩‍👧‍👦. 🎞🎥

Three versions of this tale, and all are fine. Didn't care for Ellen Drew, though. She sounded too shrill. I guess the second one (with Sarah Churchill) was best😊

Poor Velma!!! 11-22-24