CBS Radio Mystery Theater ~ Sound Advice 861

A columnist finds herself honor bound to pursue the case of a woman whom she had advised to walk out on her husband and was found dead the very next day.
Air Dates: First Run - July 10, 1978
Repeat - February 2, 1979
Actors:
Benson, Court
Greenhouse, Martha
Moss, Arnold
Teitel, Carol
Writer: Dann, Victoria

[@priscilla4221]

This is perfect for me because I was born in the wrong time. All these radio shows are just what's been missing. I could care less about what's on TV or other things to do. I like best simpleness of listening to a radio in the quietness of your own home with a warm comforter and maybe a hot cocoa or a beer or drink of choice. Thank you very much for posting these I'm going to try to listen to them all before I am an old person

[@erin19030]

Radio like this is the best. However it's all gone now to hate radio, religious crap and sports junk.

[@XyzXyz-mm9vq]

@J.I. / I totally, totally agree with you!☺️

[@candydale8380]

Yes it is rather cozy, listening at home!!! I love it, tooooo!

[@bettyc.parker-young1437]

It is very dangerous to alert a spouse you are leaving. Having an exit plan is the best way to go. Especially if your spouse has a violent temper.

[@esterherschkovich5002]

A good suspense story..like the pic Chilly☺Its good to trust our intuition!

[@beaumichael6359]

I first heard these shows when I was 12 this is one of the greatest radio shows of all time. EG Marshall was creepy and brilliant RIP.

[@inkyguy]

Good episode. Definitely one of the better ones, so long as you can suspend your disbelief that no autopsy would be performed.

[@chickiek8011]

This was a great one!! Love the screen pic as well.

[@johnsheets6902]

Terrific story!

[@lja64]

job one, fire that annoying secretary

[@DSpeir-pi6tm]

At 2:30 am in Japan a man is soundly sleeping . On the opposite side of the globe someone is eating the break fast , While at the same time in Australia a married couple is waterskiing . A coincidence ? I don't think so . Join us next week for The Tails of The Unexplained 😁

[@blaqkdymondinc]

Good episode! Binging May during pandemic 2020! Love these shows

[@geriwatai707]

I appreciate you. Thanks for the story.

[@TowGunner]

The Ted Kennedy story.

[@incrediblesimilarity5858]

Fun fact. Mary Jo Kophence had written a letter to a lovelorn columnist seeking advice for an upcoming political event. The columnist had written her response on the 16th of July to be printed on the 18th of July. On July 18th 1969 Mary Jo had read the response from the lovelorn columnist. Mary Jo was told it was okay to attend the political event and, if offered by Ted Kennedy, to accept a ride home with him. The columnist had changed her mind and had written a story (penned on thqe 17th ) that appeared on the 19th of July. It stated that Mary Jo should definitely *NOT* accept a ride with Ted Kennedy. Oops, too late. Haha This is not actually true, I'm just being facetious. 🤪🤪

[@DeadtotheBone]

@Incredible Similarity ; You can't just make stuff up like that. You're not Adam Schiff.

[@incrediblesimilarity5858]

@@DeadtotheBone No I'm not Adam Schiff , and yes I did just make it up. PEACE ! 😎😎✌✌

[@soylentteal]

Massachusetts judge: "Do you know what the penalty is for drunk driving in this state?" Defendant: "I don't know...re-election to the Senate?"

[@wontbefooledagain9400]

2/15/21 in Michigan snowing and blowing and freezing out. Oh yeah and during pandemic.

[@ocpunk4024]

The importance of good & meaningful communication in our significant relationships.

[@ocpunk4024]

The passionate & emotional elements are sure to be exposed from time to time but they should be expected to occasionally go along with our words, especially when we push ourselves to communicate honestly at personal risk.

[@ocpunk4024]

When we honor one another we are honest anyway and we have the hard conversations in the most respectable ways we can.

[@ocpunk4024]

That's just my opinion and there are no shortages of them either. :)

[@candydale8380]

@@ocpunk4024 😂

[@soylentteal]

Image turns red when he confesses...cute!

[@susanotway7875]

Sad but enjoyable.Thanks.

[@beaumichael6359]

This almost sounds like Murder She Wrote.

[@timvoigt4383]

Robin, of the dynamic duo, would probably say, "Holy Ted Kennedy @ Chippiquiddick, Batman!"

[@ChillySunshine]

CBSRMT with Court Benson www.imdb.com/name/nm0072464/

[@mikehygj9221]

Thank you

[@eveningstarfarm2082]

Thanks

[@cm9439]

Carol Teitel always uses the phoniest possible English accent.

[@inkyguy]

C M , since she wasn't using one you really don't have any basis upon which to judge it. Every episode I can recall that she has been in suggests to me that that is her speaking voice.

[@LaGaspa]

!!SPOILER ALERT!! The clue that I would have been looking for was to check the body for any liquids in the lungs. If she died before going in the water, there would be no liquids and lungs. Even if she was unconscious, the body will react to lack of air and sucked in the water!

[@craigfazekas3923]

Score one for Victoria Dann !! And not that damn Sam Dann.... Or Ian Martin- great as they were. I also like Elspeth Erich & Henry Slessar, too.... 🚬😎👍

[@305crosby]

and I thought it would be no water in the lungs. this was a surprise. Tom YQR

[@marcellahilton255]

Content in listening on this Wednesday 02 02 2022

[@stephaniehand503]

great

[@steveowen4871]

:-)

[@priscilla4221]

:) 😄

[@localman8854]

All-around lame story. No upstate new yorker talks like that that sheriff does. Way too much argument between doreen and her secretary, too early in the drama. And Mr Marshall, the singular of phenomena is phenomenon, not phenomena.

[@stephaniehand503]

great