The Mysterious World show is back on channel 95, Rewind TV , one of the best Saturday evenings after the 1999 show and other sci find to be followed up by the MW show then way back complete with intermission the entire broadcast of 2001 A Space Oddesy. What a weekend that was. Anyway TC people.

The very last part of the story is missing where it says "20 years later no one was laughing at the joke."

Funny the algorithm suggested this to me. I still have this tape!

Love this story

Another one of the best a true science fiction writer.

That was good hi from newzealand

a good story I read a long time ago - but I didn't enjoy the production. There was too much bass to make it easy to listen to.

I find the music and fx a little too exciting please

Good story. The ending was not what I expected. Good on 'em.

Loved it!!

Not so easy to have such an incredibly optimistic look about human beings currently... The ending was beautiful

Thank you for posting this for others to find. My mother and I have been trying to find this radio play again for years, she always tried to get me into them when I was a kid (she listened to an online radio station that played radio plays endlessly) and this one was my favorite. I’m so happy to be able to hear it again after so long, and finally know it’s name.

martian chronicles please? anyone?

Great story,I would expect no less from Arthur C Clarke..

loved these cassettes and the omni magazine

Saturday

You’ve never worked with a Paladorian before have you?

Doing a paper on city lights by Charly chaplin. This really helped👍👍

thank you!

Unfortunately, it makes a substantial change to the ending. Throughout the story the author slowly builds up the idea that humanity is exceptional: for example, the Galactics only visit planets with life rarely because it takes a long time for intelligence to appear. That is why they are so surprised that and intelligent specie shas appeared on Earth and are even more surprised that it has mastered radio. When the landing party explore the abandoned city they regard the machines there are primitve - but of superlative workmanship and beautiful design. They are astonished to discover the humanity had already achieved space travel in less than two hundred years - an achievement that took the other races thousands of years or more: one of the members boasts that his race accomplished it in just three thousand years, widely regarded as something of a record. At the end of the story the Galactics disover that humanity - the youngest race in the Galaxy - has not crept into the heart of thei rplanet to die, but instead has built a fleet of ships, each of which is bigger than the Galactic's own, and thousands of them. Enough to evacuate the entire planet. Humanity has not only achieved unheard of rates of progress in technology, but exhibited unparalleled determination and daring to actually use rockets to cross interstellar space. The Galactic races never even considered doing so, and took thousands of years to move from radio to space travel, ad them many thousands more before even trying to reach the stars. Humanity has achieved something that none of them even dared to consider and in an astonishingly short time. It's unlikely that any other race could have done it, or would even have tried, even with the threat of total destruction. The book ending is as follows:: "I think they will be very determined people. We'd better be polite to them. I hope they like us. After all, we only outnumber them a thousand million to one" It is clearly intended to be a joke, but the final line is: *Twenty years later it didn't seem funny* The implication is that humanity in a mere twenty years is already challenging the Federation itself, with thousands of much older races, for supremacy.

want rescue party on the other side of this cassette?

i had this on cassette when I was in high school. must have listened to it a thousand times.

This was great.. Thank you so much for posting it.. Classic Scfi !!!!

A credible attempt to dramatise “Rescue Party” I love the narration, but the story has been altered in detail that changes the weight of the work. This story captured my imagination when I first read it as a teen. I still re=read it occasionally like an old friend. I’ll stick with the written version.

Thank you for posting this! I remember this from when I was a kid. Thank you for the trip down memory lane.

Interesting groundwork. Maybe worthwill subject in depth for the next video: I notice that in order to be succesfull thses days in movies aswel as theatre Form is used as a markteing tool and it is more improtent then the content. I noticed a lot of people do not appriciate content as the generations before them did. For instance a lot of disney productions have poor writing but are pimped by form. For instance Frozen is not a great story, it's shaky. But the two great songs make it worth while. Then again the effect is that people do not notice the dramaturgical (story) errors. The effect is a sort of broad dumbing down. People don't want to do the effort. You shouldn't read or watch shakespeare because it is shakespeare, you should do it because it almost forces you to analyse stories better and inspires you how great stories work. I'm interested in your opinion about the effect of form over content when form does not support the content but instead content is wrapt around the form for marketing purposes. And maybe you have another awnser then ýou should howl with the wolfs in order to get your stories across"?

Beautiful story about the determination of the human race to survive and the compassionate concern of an older and higher civilization.

Tagal na din pala simula nung nabasa ko yung mga stories mo sa wattpad lalo na yung soulmates forever. Balik ka na po. :)

Excellent narrators. Another wonderful Arthur C. Clarke story. Thank you. 🌲🌝☘️

Thank you- fantastic sounds effects and story 😀

this was pretty good

👍🏽👍🏽

That was stupid.

Arthur C. was a much respected sci-fi writer that I read as a boy 60 years ago! He is much missed.

Great stuff thanks

Thanks for posting this. I listened to this when I was a kid. I found a bunch of audio tapes and posted them years ago. Thank you again.

do you have any of the other stories ready to upload? what are those stories names and who wrote them? thanks. I've been looking for this since '88

That was really quite fantastic. Thank you very much :)

Loved this since it first came out ! The tapes rock because its filled with subliminal messages ! Both sides . I actually had to buy a cassette player just to listen to these again .

Brill! Thanxx

Cool - thank you!

Thank you for posting this. Have you found the other side of the tape? introduction -- The mists -- Sleepscape -- Think-a-thought.

Sasakalin nila ako kapag inilabas ko yung real pictures namin. Sorry, pero hindi kami yan. Movie and picture editing lang. :D

MOASH is 50% fiction 50% true to life. Maraming events, pero hindi lahat, totoong nangyari. Pinagbali-baligtad yung true to life events and then hinaluan ng hindi totoong events para maging fiction siya. The fact about life in UP Diliman and the dorms are real. We were there. UP was our home.

Ang ganda talaga ng Zambales! Someday I want to live there. :)

Kuya Miggss. Ibig sabihin real story po talaga ang MOASH series? Totoong tao talaga kayo ni ate Jules? Parang di ako makapaniwala. Totoong mayaman ka? Nyaahahah. Bakit sabi mo, coincidentally lang 'yong mga lugar? I'm dying to know pls.

I really like this video, Bespren. I Love You! :)