CBS Mystery Theater ~ The Odyssey of Laura Collins 1011

[@emilythompson3605]

One of the best stories I have heard to date. Thanks.

[@UncleEarl97]

A great story, suspenseful, potential happy ending, it could also go badly. She really learned to express herself! Fun to hear the commercials from 1979. Enjoyed on 10/27/2022. A different kind of mystery. Let’s see if the psychoanalyst helped Laura!

[@stephaniehand503]

thank you

[@joyrampino8811]

This one is definitely my favorite so far

[@esterherschkovich5002]

Wow aired 1979..ahead of its time!Excellent.

[@sherrymainquist1638]

Love the football commercial. I live here in Norfolk, NE... 4-3-2022

[@beckymartin1810]

A great episode, thank you!

[@dontaylor7315]

Takeaways: The police and Jerry were doing everything they could; only the mother had no patience, no empathy. Astral projection may be real but I've never heard of physical manifestations of it and I don't believe it, but it makes a darn good story. Fascinating. She was told to repeat "I must come out of myself" and she LITERALLY went out of herself.

[@esterherschkovich5002]

Wow good and an interesting story!Thanks Chilly☺

[@Mina-ok5qm]

This was pretty good!!

[@Ewest1]

I sure don’t remember people in the 70’s who talked anything like these characters do.

[@eddiemunster2196]

No .. 16. 4-16 Do you believe that An out of body experience ? Do you believe in Parapsychology there has been cases,

[@gregorycapp6688]

Great episode very Twilight zone like enjoy 28 June 2020

[@michaelminervini1908]

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[@williamnorton9547]

Before the story started, there was shown a teaser trailer for Death Wish. Does Hollywood HAVE to remake every classic motion picture?! They're rarely as good as the original.

[@the3rdreichneverdied758]

William Norton yes,remember ghost busters?😐

[@williamnorton9547]

Dwayne Terry And said remakes tend to suck roadkill through a straw.

[@nicolenewsome4863]

William Norton ikr it's like this is the year to make remakes don't ever make remakes. Ever!

[@UncleEarl97]

They do! But we only see the ones financed, produced and released. Few sequels are better than the original. It’s in their blood though, ever hopeful for a cash cow hit!

[@funniebunnie4u]

I thought Ronald Reagan, was playing Dr. Wade, at first... 👀 👀 👀 ~ Lolzz...

[@0therun1t21]

Has anyone out there been hypnotized? Did you remember what happened or is it like you're missing time?

[@sherrymainquist1638]

I remember what was going on.

[@UncleEarl97]

I remember hearing, “think and grow rich”, well I liked the sound of that so it stuck with me. So I sold millions of shares in the market and bought Twitter this week! I succeeded! Wait, drat, it was all a dream, sigh.

[@cindycaldwell9940]

Love the commercial for Mutual of Omaha... insurance men!

[@lauraseebaugh9589]

Scary. My first name is Laura.

[@-Reagan]

Yes! Right!? I had the same experience. My name is not common in real life, but characters from so many shows and soap operas have made it a retro pop-culture classic. Yours is also a pop-culture icon in the same way. Do you like it? I have always liked the name Laura. I wonder, can you guess my first name? When people meet me, sometimes they like to say it three times. Also, "Why's it always (my name)"? It's also a meme with an *eyeroll* haha" At least three of these stories feature a lead character who shares my name, and a lot feature a lead with yours - (I listen to these to go to sleep; probably more than I should heh). There is at least one classic episode of the Twilight Zone (also available as a radio episode) where the lead female shares my name and one that has yours, too. It always startles me a bit when I hear my name like that. It's eerie, isn't it? More so because the stories are old. In the Twilight Zone episode I mentioned, they call my name over and over, beckoning in a host of luring, disembodied voices rising to a cacophony. She's in a deserted area of a department store, after hours and the mannequins are calling her. It's called "The After Hours". One that features "Laura" is called "The Trouble with Templeton".

[@UncleEarl97]

@- Reagan, hi Marsha. Interesting episode! I love the old radio and TV shows including Rod Serling’s, The Twilight Zone! That episode gave clues as to who/what Marsha was at the store. To see the final look from the employee walking past Marsha, priceless look on his face!

[@nicolenewsome4863]

That was really cool

[@0therun1t21]

Tony Randall for Rinse n Vac, lol.

[@michaelminervini1908]

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[@tklogan111809]

These stupid commercials!

[@gregorycapp6688]

Love the commercials great part of the experience

[@michaelminervini1908]

I like them too. Feels like I'm in the 70's.

[@UncleEarl97]

All part of the ambiance during the 70s!