Ty for the upload. Very apt for a topic in today's reality or fantasy. Which ever you prefer

love this qp episode. So easy to digest. As oppose to Clarisse, little morning or the fourthboardfloor horrific sh…😂😂😂

My mom told me if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all.😮

Hey guys...here I am in 2025, bingeing your podcast from the beginning. I have given up all of my political podcasts, and I had been desperately looking for replacements. You guys came along with your 300+ episodes and saved the day! ❤

Classic Doctor Who is the real stuff. My 5th Dr icon to the left here was troubled by Mr Valentine Dyall indeed. I"d go on vacation with Mercedes McCambridge even like 1982 CBSRMT Mercedes McCambridge. Can't wait for Quiet Please next time.

Happy New Year!

Awesome

There were eps on sale in the 1970s/80s in the local Supermarket, like next to bics and bubblegum at the cashier ???..... MIND BLOWN. Honestly thought they'd only be seen on sale in like small ads on page 63 of you know Starlog #5 or the fifteenth Sunday newspaper supplement which might have been an underwear catalog which you never got time to open.

For its era in time this radio show churned out entertaining episodes. Its unfortunate these episodes didn't transform into a teleplay tv series. The Demon Tree would look great on film and it'd be interesting to see the eerie special effects of today if this was a tv episode. TMORLS, I enjoyed listening to your cantankerous review of The Demon Tree, akin to Riff Trax movie reviews.

Great show. Mercedes McCambridge had such a sweet voice, but she was also the voice of the demon in the original movie The Exorcist (1973).

Fun ep. I can't hear that creaaaaaaking door without hearing the CBSRMT creaking door. Clearly Himan Brown wanted to keep it in work so it could make it's health insurance. It needed regular oil every day and a new hinge replacement I think.

@LaoZ Been listening to the MORLS crew for several years now, so I've already heard the original Inner Sanctum radio show episode this TV show was based on. Cool to finally put some faces to the voices on the podcast, which I like---they crack me up while giving some good incisive reviews of these old-time radio shows, which I have fun listening to. The Inner Sanctum episodes are on Tubi, where a number of old early forgotten TV shows are.

there's been swinging since the dawn of man.

35:58 Guilty! 🙋‍♂️😁

There aren't any bats in the original story. And presumably the vampire is trying to avoid too much interest in the location of their grave.

Though I far prefer "Quiet Please" to "Lights Out", even though it's an unfair comparison as the latter's famed original run does not exist, I think "The Coffin on Studio B" is far better as a pence of drama, has better apprehension towards the finale and all of its meta elements land beautifully. I will say that while Coffin is an example of a far better than average "Lights Out" ep that "A Night to Forget" is simply just another ep of "Quiet Please", such is the quality of the latter.

My hometown library in the 80s had a cassette tape of the Lights out episode ‘inside out’ about the fog that turns you inside out, parodied famously by The Simpsons. I’ve since heard that’s supposedly one of the lost episodes.

This ep is endlessly fascinating. If there's one thing I like about the Lights Out revival in the mid 1940s is that we get Wyllis Cooper material remade. Ok I love a bit of Oboler madness but Cooper's dramatic depth and narrative sleight of hand are to me far more rewarding.

I truly enjoy the old time radio! Brings back some good memories. Thank you 😊

I really enjoy going for a walk listening to these or at bed time. Thanks for these.

Listening to this, I had the urge to light-up a Lucky Strike …it’s smooth on the draw 🚬

I agree that the individual story telling components used elevate it but yes the full story is middling. I might dig this hitherto unknown series out and see what remains.

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This one failed to capture the "tone" that I think the tale needs. The performances lacked nuance, and the delivery too matter-of-fact to be mysterious in any way.

Another great episode guys. I've been listening to these episodes on your channel for years since the very beginning. I'm a devoted fan. I've been spreading the word so some of the new views have been from people that I have told about your podcast

Even the ghost was getting sick of Edna’s sh*t 😂. *pardon my French* (10:28 - 10:45)

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Might be the best otr horror series ever put out imo! So many favorites from nightfall! ✌️

Great ep of your show and indeed this Nightfall ep. Just three eps later they try to repeat the trick in an ep called Teddy. However Gerald is the far superior ep. That we get 20+ minutes in before Nightfall drops the ball is a miracle. At least they chose 1 ending and not fluff it. Love the Chocky TV series which I own on DVD. Shamefully I haven't read the book.

OMG, this is dreadful. I mean dreadfully bad. Don't get me wrong. I LOVE old radio programs and old radio broadcasts but this one just doesn't do it for me. "The Cat Wife" was included on an old set of LPs called "The Golden Age of Radio", hosted by Jack Benny, which my father used to own. As a child and young teen I loved listening to the collection as a whole but even back then (60 years ago) I thought "The Cat Wife" was awful. When I found it here on You Tube I thought, "Let me try it again for old time sake." Well, I did and my opinion hasn't changed. While I have great respect for classic radio and the audiences of the time, I just couldn't understand and STILL don't understand how anyone could have found this story to be anything but silly. That's no fault of Boris Karloff or any of the cast but it's such a dumb story, in my humble opinion, and I'm a person who loves classic horror. It's on a par with the worst of the worst of 1950s low budget horror or sci-fi films. Oh well, to each his own. Apparently this remains popular in the archives of classic radio so I'm in the minority of those with a negative opinion.

I love Dick Powell, but if he had been JD it would have been a very different show.. Bob Bailey will always be JD to me. Subscribed.

Again with the inevitable odious comparison to Bob Bailey. Like this ep is even remade in ep number 4 starring Charles Russell. There's your direct comparison sitting on a plate waiting for you. There is 6 years of Dollar ahead before Bailey Dollar is even a thing. Powell isn't even Gorge Lazanby. Heck Powell isn't even George Lazanby's stunt double.

I just don't see what you gained by doing a "what if Dick Powell played the role" pod when ye have not listened to the first 3 Johnny Dollars. Powell is only briefly interesting as a contrast to the real first Johnny Dollar namely Charles Russell. As Powell only did this 1 unaired audition ep he is really of zero interest to the YTJD saga overall. Can't you review y'know the actual eps and actors for your own benefit not mine?

OMG wait till you get to the "Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar" pilot if you thought I was being pernickety here. Ok at least you are doing the "Milford Brooks III" which is actually not a "debut" but the first of two non-broacast pilots. Saying that I might verge on the cranky if one of you praises Dick Powell over Charles Russell just quietly. I can already tell which one of you will definitely state that (very loose) opinion,

In some of the early Chucky comics he gets a bus wearing a trench coat. So dumb. These comics have thankfully been de-canonised by the later films.

I think you maybe made a needless mistake by doing the pilot ep "Dead Of Night" (24-Mar-47) because the pre-pilot version of "Dead of Night" (28-Feb-47) is far, far better and so much scarier. The one you listened to is only interesting for the differences between the two episodes. Why would you not listen to the good one guys?

Tremors: Origin!

Why on earth can't we say the word "midget?"?! 😅

Ads killing this.

Agnes Moorehead - classic!

Show ran for 9 years not 8.

Why not? After all, that's how it all started.

boy when something like this came on 20 hours into a drive to. Chicago iI was in heaven

Oooh a lot of 1990s website only fare for TV is now lost media. Are there other audio eps of this Seeing Ear Theater out there freely available on the likes of KZbin do we know please?

The seals were a minor league baseball team in SF. Like they have a wiki page. That player existed too. Don't ask me about the American Football I only follow real football.

I sent a tweet to Garfield Elementary School to ask if the kid who played Topper is still alive today. Strangely enough they didn't answer me.

Really enjoy the interplay and banter between the three hosts and their genuine enthusiasm for their subject matter. The show is a delight and a heartfelt homage to the "theater of the mind".

Old time radio can't be beat. Love the ending of this one, which came as a genuine surprise. Nice sense of menace, fine use of atmosphere.

Interesting

why, in heavens name, have you not got more subs???? confusing!