Sci Fi x Horror

This last week of 2021 features Brave New World (parts 1 & 2) by CBS Workshop. Written by British author and philosopher Aldous Huxley. Brave New World has been adapted into many radio, theatre, and television versions from this 1956 production to a modern day television series of the same name in 2020.

Enjoy Final Resting Place from Macabre, which aired on The American Forces Radio Network (AFRS). AFRS is a government television and radio broadcast service the U.S. military provides to those stationed or assigned overseas.

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This weeks drama is The Amazing Death of Mrs. Putnam from Inner Sanctum (episode 1). That episode aired January 7, 1941.

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This weeks drama is from Dark Fantasy, titled The Man Who Came Back. Dark Fantasy aired on NBC from 1941 to 1942 and started in Oklahoma City. This episode aired November 14, 1941.

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From X-Minus-One, titled ‘And the Moon Be Still as Bright.’ Written by the legendary Ray Bradbury and adapted by Ernest Kinoy. X-Minus ran from April 1955 to January 1958. This episode aired April 22, 1955.

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Welcome to the second installment of my “Sci-Fi X Horror" channel... this week is an episode of the program Lights Out. One of the first horror and supernatural radio programs, Lights Out which ran from January 1934 and ended summer 1947. Created by Wyllis Cooper, then taken over by Arch Obler in 1936. This episode is titled Cat Wife with the great horror legend, the original Frankenstein monster -- Boris Karloff.

Cat Wife is about a husband's feline-like wife who goes too far.  His wife returns home being loud and boisterous with her friends. Learning she only married him for his money, an angry husband, John, accuses Linda his wife of behaving like a heartless cat and they experience unexpected consequences… murder… and more…

Some websites say Cat Wife is from 1936, others say 1938 — I’m going to stick to the former… This episode aired June 17, 1936.

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This inaugural episode is from Dimension X which aired from 1950 to 1951. In radio Sci-Fi dramas Dimension X was preceded by 2000 Plus and followed by X-Minus One, which recreated a number of Dimension X scripts. Dimension X was directed by Fred Wiehe and Edward King, with Norman Rose as both announcer and narrator.

Well, let’s get to it…  this first drama named “The Outer Limit,” was written by Graham Doar (and adapted by Ernest Kinoy) -- it aired on April 8, 1950.