She helps the murderer hide the body and ends up marrying him. It all comes unraveled when she discovers him with another woman that turned out to be his sister. It was one of the best and most audacious stories I've heard yet but I can't remember what series it went with!
The Whistler? Somebody's bound to know and I'm hoping one of you fellow Suspense lovers can help me out. There's many reasons the 2 performances sounded a little different. One would be the actor or director wasn't happy the way a line was delivered the 1st time, another and this ocurred more often than you might think is that some people involved with the show had 3 hours to kill, so many would go out to dinner, and a few would have a little "liquid courage," which would most defenitely change the way they delivered a line!
The handful that I've noticed are minor. Ther is ONE Suspense episode that I'm reminded of, however, and I think it would fall under "the most unenthusiastic performance on Suspense" category.
Kearns also played poor Mr. Wilson, on "Dennis the Menace" until he stroked out in For high quality productions and good entertainment to listen to in addition to Supense, I suggest most of you already know "Escape" plus another production by "Mr. Don't let it be forgotten, and if you have kids, turn them on to the great Sci Fi shows and horror the stuff kids love it's all safe and good entertainment for young people, playlists are posted all over on you tube, and the best part is every one is FREE!
Go right ahead and post any questions here, I enjoy providing any help I can! It gives me something to do 'cause I'm disabled, and can no longer do much else Keep listening!
Reviewer: NoSpillBlood - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - September 8, Subject: Suspense performed and broadcast twice? The sound of these is good, very good. Kudos to the uploader. It is a somewhat odd sensation to recognize differences in the way lines are read between these recordings and the particular versions I have heard for years now.
This was so for all the episodes in this group I sampled. Is it a matter of West Coast vs. East Coast versions?
It seems to me I read this explanation somewhere on this site a few years back, but I can't find it. Reviewer: Charlie - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - March 24, Subject: About "Suspense" After reading the prior reviews, I would think by now, a change of use of "ironic" as a descriptive word for the final episode. That being said, after 10 years of my 1st discovering classic radio, I finally feel qualified to comment.
I think if we "OTR" lovers would try to target specific audiences, we could get more admirers. The blind, for example, and those who listen to audiobooks would LOVE these shows. Also, it would make a great "baby sitter" for the kids in the back seat of the SUV with their headphones on. A few final thoughts. I cannot keep this from sounding self-serving, but I'm fairly smart, have wit and charm, I am well read, and I've listened to thousands of episodes of OTR programs.
I'm also experienced in doing voice overs, and have a distinctive voice, ideal for continuity and recognition for on going audio projects in intros. I'm working on a you tube channel to be unique to feature classic radio. I can listen for hours. Reviewer: Monte54 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - March 6, Subject: heartfelt thanks Because of dysautonomia I have to spend many hours per day in bed, but listening to this series has lightened the burden.
A heartfelt thanks to the uploaders for hundreds of hours of fine entertainment. This is a wonderful series with thrilling stories and excellent acting. Reviewer: lreader - favorite favorite favorite favorite - December 2, Subject: "Ironic" explanation I presume it's because the uploader described Suspense as a "milestone", and the final episode was called "Devil's Stone".
Not very ironic, I'll grant you, and I would say they've misused the word "milestone" anyway, which really means a particular point during the development of something, rather than a stage that lasted twenty years.
Reviewer: glphil - favorite favorite favorite favorite - May 18, Subject: great series but Why the hell is the first half of an episode uploaded? I'll be darned if I know why that might make anyone pause for thought. I love old time radio and I have a large collection, these shows are some of my favorites.
The shows vary in theme Reviewer: Harry Mudd - favorite - December 25, Subject: I wasted 17 gigs of data and 24 hours of time This is my first experience with this site. I downloaded this whole collection. It was 17 gigs of data and it took almost 24 hours to download. When I extracted it, all I got was hundreds and hundreds of copies of the same episode. Thanks for nothing internet archive!
It was a lousy joke I am not amused. Reviewer: smeiz99 - favorite favorite favorite favorite - October 24, Subject: The Longest Running Favorite If your program runs long enough you're bound to get a classic or two but Suspense has more than it's fair share. Some of my Favorites are not the most popular but they are worth a listen.
Joseph Kearns TV's first "Mr. Wilson" on "Dennis the Menace" and a longtime Jack Benny cast member was another. Reviewer: magnoliasouth - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - February 9, Subject: Excellent and a tip!
I use "down them all", which is an addon for Firefox. It takes a little fiddling to get used to it, but for pages that have a bunch of individual downloads it works very well. I prefer to do that rather than a zip because you can pause it and come back to it and still listen to those that are finished. Love Suspense! Reviewer: Max Reiner - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - August 5, Subject: Subway Stop I especially like Subway Stop for its great attention to detail.
Short stories of danger translate well into Suspense. I recall hearing the very last broadcast of Suspense on Sept 30th, Sunday, It was a sunny early evening on that sad day. I was in a hospital unit and assigned CQ duty that night.
Its for listening or downloading single shows. Reviewer: Offramp - favorite favorite favorite favorite - May 8, Subject: Downloading So we have a choice of downloading episodes one-by-one or in one colossal lump. Any intermediate way?
Reviewer: whaleoilbeefhooked - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - April 17, Subject: WOW This is superb. Excellent quality considering the age. What a collection. Reviewer: Vic Demise - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - January 18, Subject: Who is the announcer??? Can anyone confirm this?
Reviewer: FlickFanshaw - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - January 7, Subject: why is it ironic? Reviewer: holmessuspense22 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - December 23, Subject: Practically the best radio mystery show ever I enjoy this series very much and I much prefer Suspense over some of the other radio mysteries like Inner Sanctum, The Whistler, and Lights Out. I have been listening to Suspense since I was in middle school and high school.
I would listen to this show while riding the city bus, or walk around, or while I was out at the malls. These tales are chilling, exciting, and of course suspenseful. The film stars who appeared in them gave it an extra boost of excellent entertainment. Where else could you hear Lucille Ball playing a scheming villianess who will do anything to acheive her ambitions, or Peter Lorre playing a hen-pecked husband who finally murders his shrewish wife and buries her in the cellar, or Danny Kaye playing a ex-con who is suspected in a murder, or Charles Laughton playing a infamous Victorian poisoner who has baffled the police for many years.
Suspense is great to listen to for all those who enjoy mysteries or hearing the fabulous stars of the 30's and 40's who has made this series a radio hit. Reviewer: wytchcroft - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - September 4, Subject: suspense What a treasure trove!
A fantastic show with many, many justly acclaimed episodes. Young girls who resemble the novice Hunter, Jo. She joins the boys for this ectoplasm-heavy case, one that alternates between scary and rocking-back-and-forth-in-the-shower horrifying.
In addition to bodies, the deprived and angry killer leaves behind black slime as Sam and Dean race against the clock before the killer turns Jo into his next victim. The scariest moments are when Holmes drags Jo down into the sewer and puts her inside a coffin. One of the few things more disturbing than murder-powered clowns are creepy, murder-powered dolls.
Possessed porcelain dolls pull an R-rated Toy Story when Sam and Dean pay them a visit at the very old and haunted inn they call home. Susan runs the joint and lives there seemingly with her two little girls. The other is a spirit that has taken the form of an imaginary friend that has redrum on her mind.
Now, he stalks the living in search of someone to punish for his fate. And who is to blame for this fresh hell? Dean, when he decides to visit an old flame who calls this evil place home for both her and her son, Ben. And yup, Ben is basically mini-Dean, and seeing himself in her boy bubbles up all sorts of father-son issues Dean had with his own dad. You know what the problem is when you make a pact with a crossroads demon?
The demon always comes to collect. Dean learns this lesson the hard way when the one-year lease on his life is up and he has 30 hours left to live in the epic Season 3 finale. So Dean dies. Supernatural is a virtual conveyor belt of disturbing threats and villains to keep the boys on the hunt and at work.
Sam and Dean, guns drawn, enter the ravaged hotel room and follow a bloody trail to the bathtub. She gave her life to save Dean and Sam, and that sacrifice breaks Dean. Sign Up For Free to View. Credit: The CW.
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