James Blake dies in a hit-and-run accident—an event that seems senseless and cruel. But death is not the end for James. He returns as a ghost, determined to prevent others from suffering similarly meaningless fates. His mission becomes one of intervention: to stop avoidable deaths and guide the living toward more mindful choices.

An assistant prosecutor named Tom is confronted by the ghost of a man he helped convict and sentence to death. The ghost insists that Tom knew he was innocent but pursued the conviction anyway—perhaps for career advancement or under pressure. Now, the restless spirit demands justice.

A man named Egaeus, a melancholic scholar prone to obsessive fixations, is married to a woman who is dying. But his attention shifts to her younger sister, Berenice, whose vitality contrasts sharply with his wife’s decline. As his wife lies on her deathbed, she ominously promises that her smile will haunt him to the point of insanity.

When a meteorite crashes into a rural farm field, it’s quickly claimed by a local college professor, Dr. Charles. He believes it may hold scientific secrets that could revolutionize human understanding. But as the meteorite is studied, strange phenomena begin to occur—electrical disturbances, behavioural shifts, and a growing sense of unease among those who come near it.

A brilliant computer scientist creates an advanced artificial intelligence—so powerful and all-knowing that some begin to treat it as a deity. The machine, designed to solve humanity’s greatest problems, begins issuing moral judgments and directives. As society starts to obey its pronouncements, the line between technological guidance and religious dogma blurs.

Set in a post-apocalyptic future, the story follows a small group of survivors who have endured a devastating global war. They live in a fragile settlement, trying to preserve knowledge and rebuild society. Among them is a man named Adam, who believes humanity must learn from its past mistakes and forge a new moral order.

CBS Radio Mystery Theater (often abbreviated as CBSRMT) was a landmark revival of classic radio drama, airing from January 6, 1974 to December 31, 1982. Created by Himan Brown, a legendary figure in radio production (also behind Inner Sanctum Mysteries and The Adventures of the Thin Man), the series brought the golden age of radio storytelling into the modern era—just as television had fully eclipsed radio drama.

A young woman named Karen is found wandering the streets, dazed and unable to recall her identity. She’s taken in by a compassionate psychiatrist, Dr. Martin, who begins to unravel her story through therapy. As Karen slowly regains fragments of memory, it becomes clear she’s fleeing something terrifying—possibly a violent crime or a traumatic event tied to her past.

Harry Lime is hired by a mysterious financier named Gregory Arkadian, who claims to suffer from amnesia. Arkadian wants Lime to investigate his own past, hoping to reconstruct his life story from scratch. Intrigued by the challenge—and the generous fee—Lime agrees.

Harry Lime arrives in Halifax, posing as a shipping consultant with an eye on a freighter called The Blue Caribou. He’s been tipped off that the vessel is carrying contraband fur pelts, smuggled out of the Yukon and bound for the black market in Europe.

Harry Lime arrives in Sicily under the guise of a man on honeymoon—though he’s traveling alone. The ruse is part of a scheme to smuggle a wanted bandit out of the country, using the cover of a newlywed couple to avoid suspicion.