CBS Mystery Theater ~ The Glass Bubble 973

[@dontaylor7315]

I don't think any other CBSRMT writer created such complex scripts as Elspeth Eric did. They're so different from the others that I'm even surprised the show used them; the usual CBSRMT story is a fairly straightforward thriller or mystery or fantasy and then along comes an EE script that's invariably deeper than the usual fare. I respect the show for including material as good as this.

[@WVgrl59]

I love Teri Keane's voice and acting. She will be 97 in October. I also like Elspeth Eric's stories and acting. ❤️

[@stantonmagid4126]

Good night 💤🌉😴 all from Kennewick Wa and thank you again for sharing these wonderful stories

[@starmnsixty1209]

Excellent story, quite unusual, and thought-provoking.👍

[@xbrandi12345x]

I absolutely love the image used for this video!! Beautiful!!

[@cindycaldwell9940]

I just love Terri Keane in any of these stories

[@WVgrl59]

Me too!

[@beast13284]

Wow, that was disturbing. Excellent and creepy

[@PqV72MT4]

Excellent story. Rare to hear such truth nowadays.

[@DeadtotheBone]

All of these people are crazy !!

[@williamnorton9547]

SPOILER ALERT!!!!!! This story's main character speaks of her father's death so serenely. Even a Zen master with the raw psychic talent of Nostradamus would cry a river over the loss of a loved one, like we've all done many times!

[@phoneixarizona7411]

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[@phoneixarizona7411]

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[@d.dedrick7991]

NOT if her dear dead Daddy was an assh💩le....

[@williamnorton9547]

Was Son of Sam doing his thing in New York when this show aired cuz the main character just mentioned the Devil in Act 3.

[@jerryjohnson8485]

The devil IS in the details (small print)

[@dontaylor7315]

You got me curious so I looked it up: Richard David Falco aka David Richard Berkowitz aka Son of Sam aka the .44 Caliber Killer began his shooting spree in 1976 and it ended with his arrest in 1977, two years before the original airdate of this CBSRMT episode. He claimed he was told to commit the murders by a dog living next door and that the dog was actually a demon but later admitted that that story was a hoax. Seems likely enough to me that the SoS murders influenced Elspeth Eric when she wrote the episode, as you suggested.

[@dawa7267]

17:59, 19:30 I don't normally do this but the innuendo is too much to ignore...😁😁 Great story BTW, Chilly.

[@douglasgrant8315]

Xyz Xyz I agree with your comment..

[@jasoncollins1702]

This nonsense is a real hoot!

[@p.e.p2368]

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[@michaelminervini1908]

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