Wed, 14 July 2021
There was no shortage of private detectives during the golden age of radio. We’ll start tonight with an entry new to our program: “Michael Shayne, Private Detective.” You’d never guess by listening to his tough but lovable voice here that star Wally Maher was the voice of Screwy Squirrel and the Turkey in the classic 1945 Tex Avery short “Jerky Turkey.” Tonight, he takes on a tricky case at a local college. Then on “You Bet Your Life,” Groucho Marx complains to a pharmacist about the amount of cotton in pill bottles, then banters with a Hollywood baker and a couple who have eight children. Episodes Michael Shayne, Private Detective November 5, 1946“Return to Huxley”2:23You Bet Your LifeOctober 28, 1953“The Secret Word is ‘Chair’”28:40
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Sun, 11 July 2021
"The Girl Who Was Death" UK Airing: January 18, 1968US Airing: September 7, 1968The Prisoner appears to have returned to London and is sent on a mission to find Professor Schnipps' rocket that is set to destroy London. But he must contend with a lovely female assassin first. John and writer Jim Beard discuss this episode that both agree is fluff, but one finds it charming while the other just can't wait to get it over with. They also talk about McGoohan's pervious series, Danger Man, some of the better elements of this episode. Comment on this podcast by writing us at thechronicrift@gmail.com or by leaving your thoughts right here on the page.
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