Couch and Coffee Table

To finish out August, Couch And Coffee Table has decided on a Cary Grant week. To kick it off, Couch And Coffee Table present Screen Director's Playhouse and their adaptation of My Favorite Wife starring Cary Grant and Irene Dunn reprising their roles from the film of the same name which aired on December 7, 1950.

Rounding out a week of spotlighting the radio series Escape, Couch And Coffee Table present Affair At Mandrake which aired on April 15, 1954.

Couch And Coffee Table Present an episode from the radio series Escape called The Scarlett Plague which aired on April 8, 1954. Due to a racist promo, there is a listener advisement at the beginning of the podcast.

Our Suspense week wraps up here on the Couch. Couch And Coffee Table present an episode of Suspense starring Keenan Wynn in When The Walls Came Tumbling Down which aired on June 29, 1944.

Couch And Coffee Table is proud to present its 200th episode! In the first segment, Couch And Coffee Table present the radio series Suspense with the episode The Devil's Saint starring Peter Lorre which aired on January 19, 1943. In the second segment, Couch And Coffee Table present The Goblins At The Bath House by Ruth Manning-Sanders and read by Vincent Price. In the final segment, Couch And Coffee Table present The Calamander Chest by Joseph Payne Brennan and read by Vincent Price.

Couch And Coffee Table present Academy Award Theatre with their adaptation of Shadow Of A Doubt which aired on September 11, 1946.

Couch And Coffee Table presents The Screen Guild Players and their adaptation of Rebecca which aired on November 18, 1948.

Couch And Coffee Table present Lux Radio Theatre's adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock's Spellbound which aired on CBS on March 8, 1948.

This is the final episode for Couch And Coffee Table's Red Skelton Month. For this podcast, we present The Red Skelton Show and the episode Barber Who Is Trying To Improve His Shop which aired on March 12, 1952.

Our Red Skelton month continues with this podcast. Couch And Coffee Table presents The Red Skelton Show and an episode called Dancing which aired on January 16, 1952.