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Dimension X
Universe
In a vast spaceship, two young scientists seek the truth behind their existence and the teachings of Jordan, the ship's creator. Their quest leads them to confront the realities of their society and the mutants that inhabit the upper levels.
Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar
The Case of Trouble Matter
Johnny travels to Iowa on a case, only to find that he looks just like the suspect!
Suspense
And So to Sleep My Love
A man plots to kill his wife for her inheritance, believing he can finally escape her control. As his plan unfolds, unexpected complications arise that threaten his scheme.
X Minus One
Gray Flannel Armor
In Gray Flannel Armor, Thomas Hanley navigates the impersonal world of modern romance, feeling lonely and disconnected from genuine human connection. When approached by a representative of the New York Remand Service, he is offered a chance to experience romance through a scientific approach.
21st Precinct
The DOA
The 21st Precinct investigates the murder of an elderly man found under a loading dock, with his son emerging as a prime suspect. Tensions rise as detectives piece together the events leading up to the crime.
The Devil and Mr O
Shrinking People
In Shrinking People, Mr. O explores a tense love triangle involving Peter Stransky, his wife Ellen, and her lover John. As emotions run high, dark secrets and supernatural elements begin to surface.
Quiet, Please
It's Later Then You Think
A draftee's strange watch acts like a time travel machine, but isn't much help with Sergeant Kilroy! A possible back-of-the-hand to Arch Oboler, who used, "It is later than you th
Quiet, Please
I Always Marry Juliet
Confessions of an eternal Romeo. A Shakespearean actor's memoirs, with a good surprise ending!
Quiet, Please
The Thing on the Fourble Board
A creature from beneath the earth climbs up an oil well pipe to the surface. The story was subsequently produced on "Audion Theatre" on October 13, 1990 (see cat. #64147).
Quiet, Please
And Jeannie Dreams of Me
A literal "dream girl" brings a young man into another world.
Quiet, Please
In the House Where I Was Born
"Reminiscences of times and places gone by." The script was subsequently heard on "Quiet Please" on May 28, 1949 (see cat. #42272).
Quiet, Please
The Pathetic Fallacy
A scientist introduces his lovesick computer to the press, with unpredictable results. The show's theme song is announced as being the second movement from the D Minor Symphony by
