❤my favorite episode well one of my favorite episodes ❤️

Very good

17:39 im. cryin

11:17 too good 😭😭

8:23 😮

8:36 Personal time...

Don't midn me crying over this old radioshow from the 1900s.

BRO FINALLY A GOOD ENDING GOODBYEE

Does anyone know what year/time period the story is supposed to take place in? I know the recording is from 1944, but the story itself, is there an exact time period. I'm imagining it in the 1900s-1910s, but I'm not sure.

Bros beard is ruined poor man

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TV Girl Samples 1. 1:55 - 4:21 - 9:51 - 15:36 The Getaway 2. 5:59: Heaven Is a Bedroom 3. 7:30 - 11:44: Strange Loop 4. 14:25: Cigarettes out the Window 5. 15:10 15:57 Till You Tell Me to Leave

I was gonna skip this thinking it was gonna be boring, but i was hooked like a fish

So

This is awesome

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Oh my god come on

99% the speed of light it would be like 28.3 years round trip to the traveler

Wow, what a work of art! How interesting! I had no idea this kind of stuff was on KZfaq, or that I would enjoy the radio-show style of it. Just found a new favorite thing!

The dad's a right Shylock

The navy guy sounds like Jonathan Frakes

love this one and the lil bit of static here n there the off frequency waves very sweet touch

I love these radio dramas but I love the twilight zone anyway I could almost recite them word for word as is and the guest actors like Adam West or Michael Rooker and so on is amazing .. but one of the coolest things about them, is the fact that Sgt. Stedenko himself is the narrator 😂😂😂 awesome.

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Dangerously Yours Explained: Katherine is sent from her home country by Kalenkov with a mission, she must obtain information from count rudolph estevan, an enemy of her country. In order to do so, Katherine tries to get Rudolph to fall in love with her. Then, she'll simply betray him. Over a few weeks, the two grow closer and he does fall in love with katherine, however, she ends up falling in love with Rudolph as well. Eventually Katherine was running out of time to get the information, and was told she had until tonight to get the information. this leads to a moment of conflict between katherine and Rudolph, where he reveals that he already knew about katherine's mission because he had his men look into katherine the moment she came into his life. The reason why Rudolph didn't do anything was because he trusted Katherine with his life, his heart, and his country. Rudolph tells her that he has a plan, that his country has the upper hand and he knows how to take Kalenkov down. Rudolph begs katherine to help him, once they take kalenkov down they could be free to be together without a worry in the world! This causes huge Inner Turmoil within Katherine. She has to choose between her love, or her country. Katherine pulls a gun on Rudolph, and tries to deny her love, her feelings, but Rudolph trusts her. he doesn't believe katherine is going to kill him. He says "I love you, katherine." before he is shot. Katherine is in shock, and distraught, she makes a run for it. Meanwhile Rudolph's henchman come to his aid. and it is revealed that rudolph was actually sent by kalenkov as well, and this whole mission was a test to see if katherine was trust worthy. Rudolph tells his henchmen to let kalenkov know katherine can be trusted. (Rudolph lives, but it's uncertain of what happens after that.)

This was pure gold.

Man, I love TV girl, but I still think it’s upsetting that people always say that this is centered around things that came a long time before.

My new Fav!!!

12:54

Where the hell is part 2

Bob Bailey was the best Johnny Dollar, Edmond O'Brien did the role also .

This one was hard to follow.

Us government left behind thousands of pow mias in the vietnam and korean wars and listed them missing presumed dead.

Yeah im hearing the whole thing

So appreciated. Thank you.

I like the Twilight Zone Radio Dramas different music set pieces such as the Western music played in this one. The dark jazz one is good during the schemy-type episodes.

Love stan freberg

Great one.

Classic

Richard Erdman, a fine support player for about 70 years, was the original McNulty. He IS McNulty in my mind. But Lou D. Phillips does a creditable job here.

Manz can never catch a break😭 cant even get a good vacation or a beard

Dose it have the tv girl

I FOUND IT YIPEEE

My new favorite show 😊thanks 😊