Couch And Coffee Table present Lux Radio Theatre with their adaptation of the 1937 film The Awful Truth starring Cary Grant reprising his role from the film. Lux Radio Theatre aired this production on September 11, 1939.

Couch And Coffee Table present Lux Radio Theatre and their Adaptation of The 39 Steps starring Robert Montgomery, which aired on December 13, 1937. Stay tuned at the end of the radio show for trivia with American Movie Classics contributor Jeffery Lyons.

Couch And Coffee Table presents Lux Radio Theatre and their adaptation of The Count Of Monte Cristo Starring Robert Montgomery which aired on February 6, 1939.

Couch And Coffee Table present Lux Radio Theatre and their adaptation of A Farewell To Arms based on the novel by Ernest Hemingway. A Farewell To Arms stars Clark Gable and aired on April 5, 1937. At the end of the show, you'll from Jeffery Lyons from AMC with trivia.

Couch And Coffee Table present Lux Radio Theatre and their adaptation of The Buccaneer starring Clark Gable. This episode of Lux Radio Theatre aired on November 14, 1938. As an added bonus, there is a short outro of trivia from American Movie Classics.

Couch And Coffee Table present their final Lucille Ball show for February. Lucille Ball stars in an episode of Suspense called The Ten Grand which aired on June 22, 1944.

Couch And Coffee Table present another episode of My Favorite Husband starring Lucille Ball. This episode of My Favorite Husband is called Liz Learns To Swim and it aired on June 11, 1950.

Couch And Coffee Table present Lucille Ball and Richard Denning in the radio comedy series, My Favorite Husband. This episode is called George Is Messy and it aired on June 4, 1950.

Couch And Coffee Table present The Gulf Screen Guild Theatre with their adaptation of Damon Runyon's story Tight Shoes starring Lucille Ball and Red Skelton and aired on April 12, 1942.

Couch And Coffee Table round out January of 2024 with another Alfred Hitchcock thriller. The Screen Director's Playhouse and their adaptation of Lifeboat directed by Alfred Hitchcock and stars Tallulah Bankhead. This adaptation aired on November 16, 1950.