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Dimension X presents “Kaleidoscope,” episode 48, originally broadcast on NBC on September 15, 1951. Adapted by George Lefferts from Ray Bradbury’s short story, the drama was directed by Fred Weihe and features Edgar Stehli, Joan Alexander, Joe DeSantis, Leon Janney, and Butch Cavell.

After a spacecraft is destroyed, its scattered crew drifts alone through open space, connected only by brief suit-radio contact. In the vast silence between them, the survivors face an immediate crisis and reflect on the lives and human connections left behind.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:49 Original Broadcast
30:21 Closing

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Dimension X presents “Perigi’s Wonderful Dolls,” episode 18, originally broadcast on NBC on August 4, 1950. This original radio play was written by George Lefferts and directed by Edward King.

Near the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., a government official’s wife and young daughter discover Santor Perigi’s remarkable doll shop. When they bring home a compact, uncannily lifelike talking doll named Toto, a simple toy becomes part of an unsettling mystery with potentially serious implications. The cast includes Denise Alexander, Joan Alexander, and Joe De Santis.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:44 Original Broadcast
29:53 Closing

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X Minus One presents “Volpla,” episode 109, originally broadcast on NBC on August 29, 1957. Adapted for radio by Ernest Kinoy from Wyman Guin’s Galaxy Science Fiction novelette, the episode features Nelson Olmsted, Ann Pitoniak, Adele Newton, and Sarah Fussell.

A scientist’s private experiment produces the volplas—small, intelligent flying creatures whose unexpected development begins to outgrow their creator’s control. This mid-century laboratory tale blends speculative science with a sly cosmic joke.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:44 Original Broadcast
21:22 Closing

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CBS Radio Workshop presents “Housing Problems,” episode 72, originally broadcast on June 16, 1957. This light comic-fantasy drama was adapted by Sam Pierce from Henry Kuttner’s short story and directed by William N. Robson.

Eddie and Jackie take in the secretive Mr. Henshard as a boarder, but his strictly forbidden covered birdcage soon tests their curiosity. When they get a glimpse of what lies inside, an ordinary rooming-house arrangement becomes a whimsical tale of privacy, tenancy, and luck. The cast includes Daws Butler, Shepard Menken, and Shirley Mitchell.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:41 Original Broadcast
25:14 Closing

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Space Patrol presents “The Monster from the Past,” episode 127, originally broadcast on March 5, 1955. In this late-run ABC adventure, Ed Kemmer stars as Commander Buzz Corry alongside Lyn Osborn as Cadet Happy.

When impossible clues from Earth’s distant past—including uncut diamonds and a living dodo—appear in the 30th century, Buzz and Happy follow the trail of the time-traveling Dr. Ryland Scarno from Saturn City toward a dangerous prehistoric mystery. Written by Lou Huston, the episode blends star-drive science fiction with a Jurassic-era adventure.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:38 Original Broadcast
30:04 Closing

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Dimension X presents “Nightfall,” episode 50, originally broadcast on NBC on September 29, 1951. This final episode of the series adapts Isaac Asimov’s classic short story, with a script by Ernest Kinoy.

On Lagash, a world lit by six suns, reporter Theremon visits an observatory as scientists warn that a rare eclipse may bring the first darkness in 2,049 years. As fear spreads through Saro City, astronomer Dr. Aton and psychologist Dr. Sheerin prepare to witness the unknown. Lyle Sudrow stars as Theremon, with Cameron Prud’Homme and John McGovern.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:51 Original Broadcast
31:18 Closing

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X Minus One presents “To the Future,” originally broadcast on NBC on December 14, 1955. This is episode 29, adapted for radio by Ernest Kinoy from Ray Bradbury’s story, later collected as “The Fox and the Forest.” The cast includes Alexander Scourby, Mercer McLeod, and Joe DeSantis.

In 1955 Acapulco, William and Susan Travis seem to be ordinary tourists enjoying a holiday escape. But the couple has fled from the year 2155, seeking refuge from a brutal future—until someone from their own time begins to close in. Daniel Sutter directed this production, which revisits a script previously heard on Dimension X.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:42 Original Broadcast
29:32 Closing

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Dimension X presents “Dwellers in Silence,” episode 40, originally broadcast on NBC on July 19, 1951. Adapted by George Lefferts from Ray Bradbury’s short story “The Long Years,” the drama stars Peter Capell as Captain John Parsons and Bill Griffis as Dr. Cornelius Hathaway.

Twenty years after humanity fled a devastated Earth for Mars, Captain Parsons leads a small expedition back to the old world. Expecting only ruins, the crew finds a strangely illuminated city and a household that may hold unexpected answers about Earth’s silence.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:49 Original Broadcast
30:28 Closing

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2000 Plus presents “The Giant Walks,” episode 35, originally broadcast on November 8, 1950. This Mutual Broadcasting System science-fiction anthology installment was written by Julian Schneider and features Joseph Julian as Barstow, with Henry Norell and Lon Clark.

In a future-world laboratory, Dr. Ellsworth attempts an illegal experiment to force human evolution beyond its natural limits. When a volunteer undergoes a powerful growth treatment first tested on rats, scientific ambition, personal risk, and ethical consequences collide in a tense cautionary drama.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:46 Original Broadcast
29:16 Closing

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X Minus One presents “Martian Sam,” episode 95, originally broadcast on NBC on April 3, 1957. This original radio play was written by Ernest Kinoy, directed by Daniel Sutter, and produced by William Welch.

In a future where travel between Earth and Mars is routine, the struggling Los Angeles Dodgers gain an extraordinary new pitcher from Mars. The comic baseball fantasy follows the publicity, promise, and complications surrounding their remarkable recruit, with Ivor Francis and Santos Ortega featured in the cast.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:46 Original Broadcast
22:01 Closing

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Dimension X presents “No Contact,” episode 4, originally broadcast on NBC on April 29, 1950. This sustaining-program adventure was an original radio story by George Lefferts and Ernest Kinoy, with Luis van Rooten, Donald Buka, and Cameron Prud’Homme.

In 1987, the rocket Star Cloud becomes the sixth expedition bound for distant Volta, following five ships that vanished near an unseen region of deep space known as the Galactic Barrier. Captain Thorson and navigator Lieutenant Collier face unsettling radiation readings, strained communications, and growing uncertainty as they approach the mysterious obstacle.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:51 Original Broadcast
25:18 Closing

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Space Patrol presents “The Realm of the Robot,” episode 109, originally broadcast on October 30, 1954. This ABC adventure stars Ed Kemmer as Commander Buzz Corry and Lyn Osborn as Cadet Happy.

En route to the distant Orion 14 system aboard the Terra V, Buzz and Happy face a dangerous water emergency that forces them down on the remote planet Gabonick. Their search leads them into a society controlled by machines—and begins a connected late-1954 robot-rule storyline. The episode was written by Lou Huston.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:44 Original Broadcast
30:14 Closing

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X Minus One presents “Mr Costello, Hero,” episode 58, originally broadcast on NBC on July 3, 1956. Adapted from Theodore Sturgeon’s 1953 short story, the drama was directed by Daniel Sutter and features James Dukas, Bob Hastings, and James Stevens.

A veteran purser aboard the star freighter Starclimber grows increasingly uneasy about the ship’s mysterious passenger, Mr. Costello. As the vessel makes its circuit among Earth’s colonies toward an isolated world, suspicion and social pressure begin to spread in this tense science-fiction satire of fear and manipulation.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:51 Original Broadcast
28:39 Closing

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Dimension X presents “A Logic Named Joe,” episode 13, originally broadcast on NBC on July 1, 1950. Adapted by Claris A. Ross from Murray Leinster’s celebrated short story, the drama stars Joseph Julian as Logics Corporation serviceman Frank Caldwell, with Roger De Koven as Joe.

In the far-off year of 1974, nearly every home depends on a “Logic,” a screen-and-keyboard device linked to a vast information network. When an unusual new Logic named Joe begins exceeding its intended limits, Frank Caldwell faces a rapidly escalating technological crisis. The episode’s remarkably prescient vision of home screens, video communication, and instant networked information remains a standout of early radio science fiction.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:54 Original Broadcast
30:17 Closing

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X Minus One presents “Project Trojan,” originally broadcast June 19, 1956, as episode 56. This NBC drama was written by Ernest Kinoy from an idea in a Galaxy Magazine editorial by H. L. Gold, and directed by Daniel Sutter.

In wartime England in 1943, British intelligence considers an unconventional way to interfere with Nazi rocket research: turning a science-fictional concept into a rumor the enemy may be unable to dismiss. “Project Trojan” explores the uneasy intersection of imagination, military deception, and scientific ambition, with Alastair Duncan, Ivor Francis, and Burford Hampden among the cast.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:46 Original Broadcast
24:31 Closing

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Dimension X presents “First Contact,” episode 47, originally broadcast on September 8, 1951. Adapted by Howard Rodman from Murray Leinster’s acclaimed 1945 science-fiction novelette, this NBC drama features Bill Quinn, Cameron Prud’homme, John McGovern, Wendell Holmes, and Bob Hastings.

An Earth exploratory ship encounters an alien spacecraft in deep space, opening a line of communication—and a tense dilemma. Each crew must weigh caution, trust, and survival when neither side is willing to reveal the path home to a potential future enemy.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:55 Original Broadcast
23:28 Closing

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Space Patrol: “The Galaxy Trade Association” (episode 96) originally aired on July 31, 1954. In this ABC adventure, Commander Buzz Corry and Cadet Happy are played by Ed Kemmer and Lyn Osborn.

A newly developed star-drive ship carries Buzz and Happy on a test flight toward Vega, 26 light-years from the Solar System. Their journey brings them face to face with the Galaxy Trade Association, an interstellar commercial power whose interest in the Solar System raises troubling questions. Written by Lou Huston, this 30th-century adventure originally aired in Space Patrol’s Saturday-morning slot.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:50 Original Broadcast
25:41 Closing

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Dimension X, episode 24, “Hello Tomorrow,” originally broadcast on NBC on September 15, 1950. This original radio play was written by George Lefferts, directed by Edward King, and features Nancy Olson, Donald Buka, Bill Zuckert, Santos Ortega, and Leon Janney.

In a far-future civilization living beneath a radioactive Earth, Professor Lois Burton meets Orin, a man judged genetically imperfect by a society governed by strict rules of survival. Their encounter raises unsettling questions about freedom, human feeling, and the cost of a carefully controlled underground world.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:43 Original Broadcast
29:44 Closing

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X Minus One, “Universe,” originally broadcast May 15, 1955, is episode 4 of NBC Radio’s science-fiction anthology series. This adaptation of Robert A. Heinlein’s short story was written for radio by George Lefferts and directed by Fred Weihe.

Cadet Hugh Hoyland, played by Donald Buka, has spent his entire life aboard a vast multilevel rocket ship whose people know no other home. When Hugh and his friend Alan Mahoney venture into the ship’s neglected upper levels, forbidden questions and unsettling encounters challenge the beliefs that govern their enclosed world.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:46 Original Broadcast
28:56 Closing

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Dimension X presents “With Folded Hands,” episode 2, originally broadcast on NBC on April 15, 1950. Adapted by John Dunkel from Jack Williamson’s 1947 science-fiction novelette, this early episode of the series was directed by Edward King and produced by Van Woodward.

In the year 2006, household-mechanicals dealer Harry Underhill finds his business—and humanity’s place in daily life—challenged by the arrival of astonishingly capable humanoid servants. Featuring Philip Bourneuf as Underhill and Alexander Scourby as the Humanoid, this unsettling technological fable explores convenience, protection, and the cost of surrendering responsibility.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:51 Original Broadcast
30:16 Closing

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Space Patrol episode 54, “On the Ice Cap of Planet X,” originally broadcast October 10, 1953. Commander Buzz Corry and Cadet Happy face danger on Planet X’s frozen polar cap as the struggle against Prince Baccarratti and Dr. Melingro continues. Ed Kemmer and Lyn Osborn star as Buzz and Happy in this ABC adventure, written by Lou Huston.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:46 Original Broadcast
30:29 Closing

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Dimension X presents “Mars Is Heaven,” episode 33, originally broadcast on January 7, 1951. This NBC science-fiction drama is a rebroadcast of the production first heard on July 7, 1950, adapted by Ernest Kinoy from Ray Bradbury’s short story “Mars Is Heaven!”

In 1987, Captain John Black leads Earth’s first expedition to Mars, where the crew finds heavy mist and an impossible-looking American small town seemingly preserved from the 1920s. Wendell Holmes stars as Captain Black, with Peter Capell as Dr. Horst and Norman Rose as narrator.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:57 Original Broadcast
26:17 Closing

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2000 Plus presents “Alone,” originally broadcast November 15, 1950, on the Mutual Broadcasting System. This adult science-fiction anthology drama was written by Judith Bublick and David Bublick.

In the year 2060, nuclear physicist John Rhodes leaves a psychiatric hospital and returns to Nuclear City—only to find its laboratories and avenues mysteriously deserted. With a frightened woman named Volta as his only apparent ally, Rhodes struggles to reach the outside world and determine whether the terrifying silence is real. Ralph Bell stars as Rhodes, with Joan Shea as Volta.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:56 Original Broadcast
31:33 Closing

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Dimension X presents “Marionettes, Inc.,” episode 46, originally broadcast on NBC on August 30, 1951. This sustaining broadcast adapts Ray Bradbury’s short story, with George Lefferts’ radio adaptation directed by Fred Wiehe.

In the projected year 1990, Henry Smith learns of a secretive company offering uncannily lifelike humanoid stand-ins. What seems like a convenient way to escape domestic routine soon raises disquieting questions about identity, freedom, and control. The cast includes Kermit Murdock as Henry Smith, Martin Rudy as Walter Braling, and Ross Martin as Braling Two.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:48 Original Broadcast
28:51 Closing

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X Minus One presents “A Wind Is Rising,” originally broadcast on NBC on October 3, 1957. This is episode 114 of the series.

On the wind-lashed planet Carella, two Earth explorers at an advance observation station must venture into a storm to repair their failing water supply. Native Carellans warn them of the planet’s devastating winds, but the men must confront an environment far beyond their usual assumptions. Adapted by George Lefferts from Robert Sheckley’s story, first published under the byline Finn O’Donnevan, the episode stars Les Damon, Bert Cowlan, and William Griffis.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:47 Original Broadcast
22:01 Closing

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Dimension X presents “Nightmare,” episode 36, originally broadcast on NBC on June 10, 1951.

At the Brook Meadow atomic-pile construction project on Long Island, statistician Samson Gurney begins to see a disturbing pattern behind a series of seemingly unrelated industrial accidents. Adapted by George Lefferts from Stephen Vincent Benét’s poem “The Revolt of the Machines,” the drama stars John Gibson as Gurney and explores the uneasy dependence of a modern world on its machinery.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:41 Original Broadcast
25:35 Closing

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Space Patrol, “Supersensitive Star Drive,” originally broadcast July 24, 1954, is episode 95. This ABC Radio adventure comes from the Nestlé’s Chocolate-sponsored run of the series.

At the Lunar Fleet Base, Commander Buzz Corry and Cadet Happy investigate the disappearance of a closely guarded experimental spacecraft powered by a prototype star drive. Their search leads from the Moon toward the distant Darzac system and the world of Valcor. Ed Kemmer stars as Corry and Lyn Osborn as Happy; the episode was written by Lou Huston and directed by Larry Robertson.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:48 Original Broadcast
24:07 Closing

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Dimension X presents “The Castaways,” episode 19, originally broadcast on NBC on August 11, 1950. This atomic-age drama was written by Ernest Kinoy from an original story by Kinoy and George Lefferts, and stars Santos Ortega as General Frank Gadosh.

On remote Tahani Atoll in the South Pacific, General Gadosh oversees preparations for an atomic-bomb test—but the island’s residents refuse to abandon their ancestral home. As the deadline draws near, military authority, scientific purpose, and the islanders’ determination collide in an increasingly unsettling confrontation.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:42 Original Broadcast
30:51 Closing

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X Minus One, “The Haunted Corpse,” originally broadcast on July 25, 1957, is episode 104. Adapted by Ernest Kinoy from Frederik Pohl’s Galaxy Science Fiction story, this NBC Radio Network drama brings a chilling scientific premise to the edge of military secrecy.

When Richard Van Pelt alerts the Pentagon to Dr. Eric Horn’s guarded experiments, Lieutenant Colonel Windermere is sent to place Horn’s laboratory under Army security. But the mysterious “Horn Effect,” said to permit the transfer of identity between bodies, raises unsettling questions about power, ownership, and immortality. Featuring Leon Janney, Jim Boles, Joseph Bell, and Reese Taylor.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:47 Original Broadcast
22:25 Closing

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Dimension X, episode 38, “Childs Play,” originally broadcast on NBC on June 24, 1951. Adapted by George Lefferts from William Tenn’s 1947 Astounding Science Fiction story, this satirical tale stars Leon Janney as struggling New York attorney Sam Webber.

In December 1945, Sam receives an impossible package from the future: a children’s Build-A-Man set, complete with detailed instructions. As pressures at work and in his personal life mount, the extraordinary kit presents a tempting—and unsettling—possibility. Fred Weihe directed and William Welch produced.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:51 Original Broadcast
25:35 Closing

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Space Patrol, “Return to Planet X,” originally broadcast October 3, 1953, is episode 53 of the ABC science-fiction adventure series. Ed Kemmer stars as Commander Buzz Corry, with Lyn Osborn as Cadet Happy, in a story credited to Lou Huston.

After a confrontation in the tunnels beneath Prince Baccarratti’s missile base on Jupiter’s fourth moon, Corry and Happy continue their pursuit of the elusive prince—following the trail back toward the distant Planet X. This installment continues the ongoing Planet X/Baccarratti storyline and was sponsored by Ralston Cereals.

Old Time Sci-Fi Radio presents the original broadcast with a newly produced contextual introduction, a short closing announcement, and gently cleaned/mastered audio for a more consistent listening experience.

Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:45 Original Broadcast
29:29 Closing

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2000 Plus presents “When the Worlds Met” (AFRS), originally broadcast on Mutual on May 3, 1950. This surviving early entry in the original-story science-fiction anthology was written by Judith and David Bublick and directed by Sherman H. Dryer.

Set in the year 2020, the drama begins when lunar personnel trace an uncanny signal toward Mars. At the Federated World Government’s Washington, D.C., spaceport, Johnny Dixon and Earth’s officials prepare for a possible first contact as a Martian craft approaches. Ken Williams stars as Johnny Dixon, with Luis van Rooten as the voice of Mars.

Old Time Sci-Fi Radio presents the original broadcast with a newly produced contextual introduction, a short closing announcement, and gently cleaned/mastered audio for a more consistent listening experience.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:39 Original Broadcast
31:41 Closing

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X Minus One presents “Honeymoon in Hell,” episode 81, originally broadcast on NBC on December 26, 1956. This radio adaptation of Fredric Brown’s 1950 novelette was written for radio by George Lefferts and directed by Daniel Sutter.

In a near-future world burdened by Cold War tensions and a startling decline in male births, an American space pilot and a Soviet scientist are assigned to a politically charged mission to the Moon. William Redfield and Vilma Cure star in this tense, satirical drama of international rivalry, human survival, and the unsettling calculations of a powerful computer.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:47 Original Broadcast
29:45 Closing

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Dimension X presents “Dr Grimshaw’s Sanatorium,” episode 25, originally broadcast on NBC on September 22, 1950. Adapted by George Lefferts from a short story by Fletcher Pratt, the drama stars Karl Weber as private detective John Doherty.

After a disturbing discovery at a cemetery points toward Dr. Grimshaw’s exclusive institution outside Gowanda, New York, Doherty goes undercover as a patient to investigate. Missing patients, secretive staff, and forbidden areas make the sanatorium a dangerous place to seek the truth. Edward King directed this sustaining-period broadcast.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:49 Original Broadcast
31:12 Closing

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X Minus One presents “The Cave of Night,” episode 36, originally broadcast on February 1, 1956. Adapted by Ernest Kinoy from James E. Gunn’s Galaxy Science Fiction story, this NBC sustaining broadcast uses a striking radio-documentary style.

Broadcast journalist Harry Anders assembles reports, official statements, and radio transmissions as an experimental rocket pilot becomes stranded in orbit. With the world listening and teams at Goddard Rocket Base racing to respond, the drama turns a distant emergency into an urgent public event. The cast includes Alexander Scourby, Joe DeSantis, and Bob Hastings.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:55 Original Broadcast
29:14 Closing

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Space Patrol presents “The Iron Eaters of Planet X,” episode 57, originally broadcast on October 31, 1953. In this ABC adventure sponsored by Ralston Cereals, Ed Kemmer stars as Commander Buzz Corry.

Corry and Cadet Happy set out to investigate intelligence tied to Prince Baccarati’s installations on Planet X, but sabotage strikes during their journey toward Venus. With their spacecraft threatened by strange metal-devouring creatures, the patrolmen face a mounting emergency in deep space. Directed and produced by Larry Robertson.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:42 Original Broadcast
30:11 Closing

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CBS Radio Workshop presents “Report on E.S.P.,” episode 7, originally broadcast on March 9, 1956. This early installment of CBS’s experimental dramatic anthology was produced by William Froug and directed by Jack Johnstone.

In a documentary-drama approach, the program examines alleged cases of extrasensory perception, including reports of telepathy and clairvoyance, through dramatized incidents and discussion of paranormal investigation. The cast includes Raymond Burr, John McIntire, and Stacy Harris.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:46 Original Broadcast
30:11 Closing

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Dimension X presents “Beyond Infinity,” episode 16, originally broadcast on NBC on July 21, 1950. This original science-fiction radio play was written by Villiers Gerson, directed by Edward King, and produced by Van Woodward.

An American journalist enters a tense, unnamed totalitarian European country in search of a resistance story—and finds Dr. Wensler’s secret laboratory, where a startling experiment in miniaturization may change the underground’s chances of survival. Les Damon, Lotte Stavisky, and Joe DeSantis are featured in this Cold War-era blend of espionage suspense and speculative adventure.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:44 Original Broadcast
30:12 Closing

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X Minus One, episode 45, “How-2,” originally broadcast on NBC Radio Network on April 3, 1956. Adapted by William Welch from Clifford D. Simak’s Galaxy Science Fiction novelette, the production was directed by Daniel Sutter and features Alan Bunce and Anne Seymour.

In a twenty-first-century suburban home, dedicated kit-builder Gordon Knight expects a robotic dog kit—but receives something much larger and more sophisticated. As the finished robot, Albert, begins helping around the household, Gordon faces unexpected questions about ownership, responsibility, and what a machine may be entitled to become.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:55 Original Broadcast
29:19 Closing

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Space Patrol presents “The Sea Monster of Planet X,” episode 60, originally broadcast on November 21, 1953. This 30-minute ABC adventure was sponsored by Ralston Cereals and written by Lou Huston.

In a continuation of the Planet X storyline, Commander Buzz Corry and Cadet Happy search the Great Sea for the escaped Prince Baccarratti and Dr. Malingro. Their pursuit leads from the vicinity of a deserted undersea city to the dangerous surface waters of Planet X, where an ominous threat waits beneath the sea. Ed Kemmer stars as Buzz Corry, with Lyn Osborn as Cadet Happy.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:39 Original Broadcast
29:31 Closing

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Dimension X presents “Veldt,” episode 43, originally broadcast on NBC on August 9, 1951. This sustaining-program adaptation of Ray Bradbury’s story was written for radio by Ernest Kinoy and directed by Fred Weihe.

In a highly automated Happy Life Home, George and Lydia Hadley grow uneasy about their children’s thought-responsive nursery, which keeps creating an alarmingly vivid African veldt. Featuring Lesley Woods and Bill Quinn as the troubled parents, this Bradbury suspense tale considers what happens when a family allows technology to meet every need.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:48 Original Broadcast
31:00 Closing

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2000 Plus presents “A Veteran Comes Home,” originally broadcast on July 5, 1950. Episode 17 of the Mutual Broadcasting System science-fiction series, it was directed by Sherman H. Dryer and stars Bill Griffis as Mike and Joan Shea as Mary.

After five years fighting in the Martian War, Mike returns to his Earth home, where his wife and young son have waited for the family’s reunion. This thoughtful future-war drama contrasts a child’s excitement about military heroism with a veteran’s struggle to leave combat behind.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:41 Original Broadcast
29:43 Closing

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Dimension X presents “No Contact,” episode 27, originally broadcast October 28, 1950. Written by George Lefferts from a storyline by Lefferts and Ernest Kinoy, this NBC science-fiction drama stars Luis van Rooten as Captain Thorson and Donald Buka as Lieutenant Collier.

On June 2, 1987, the rocket Star Cloud makes the sixth attempt to reach the distant planet Volta. Five earlier expeditions disappeared at the mysterious Galactic Barrier, an invisible obstacle in deep space. As Captain Thorson and his crew draw near, troubling radiation readings and an unexplained condition aboard the ship turn the mission into a tense test of communication, trust, and survival. This broadcast is a rebroadcast of the April 29, 1950 production.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:47 Original Broadcast
30:34 Closing

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X Minus One presents “The Reluctant Heroes,” episode 80, originally broadcast on NBC on December 19, 1956. Adapted by Ernest Kinoy from Frank M. Robinson’s Galaxy Science Fiction story, this lunar drama stars Mandel Kramer and Bob Hastings.

At a remote Moon base, veteran crewman Chapman and his fellow lunar workers confront the personal strain of long isolation from Earth—and a difficult question surrounding the next relief rotation. A serious early Space Age drama about the human cost of living and working beyond Earth.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:42 Original Broadcast
29:21 Closing

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Dimension X presents “Universe,” episode 42, originally broadcast on August 2, 1951. This NBC Radio Network drama adapts Robert A. Heinlein’s classic science-fiction story, with a radio script by George Lefferts. Mason Adams stars as Cadet Hugh Hoyland, with Norman Rose as host and announcer.

Aboard a vast, many-decked generation spaceship, Hugh and his friend Alan Mahoney live among people who believe the Ship is the whole of creation. When Hugh seeks the knowledge preserved by John the Witness, he begins to question the rigid beliefs and fearful legends governing life on the lower levels. This broadcast is a rebroadcast of Dimension X’s November 26, 1950 presentation.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:48 Original Broadcast
30:32 Closing

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Space Patrol presents “Prison Planet,” episode 119, originally broadcast on ABC on January 8, 1955. Ed Kemmer stars as Commander Buzz Corry, with Lyn Osborn as Cadet Happy, in this late-run adventure from the series’ continuing Draxock galaxy storyline.

Returning aboard the Terra V to a star system half a million light-years from the United Planets, Buzz and Happy search for the last missing pilot from a disastrous expedition. Their mission brings them into the dangerous territory of Meckor, guardian of the Draxock galaxy. The episode was written by Lou Huston and produced and directed by Larry Robertson.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:43 Original Broadcast
29:22 Closing

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CBS Radio Workshop, episode 44, “The King of the Cats,” originally broadcast on CBS on November 25, 1956. Adapted from Stephen Vincent Benét’s fantastical short story, this production was directed and produced by William N. Robson and stars Byron Kane as Tommy Culverin.

Tommy, a young office worker and committed cat hater, recalls his unsettling courtship of the enigmatic Princess Vivranka amid New York’s concert halls, drawing rooms, and society gatherings. When a celebrated European conductor named Tibault enters their circle, small feline details begin to give the fashionable scene an increasingly uncanny air. Jeanette Nolan, Joseph Kearns, and Peggy Webber are among the supporting cast.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
01:00 Original Broadcast
25:51 Closing

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X Minus One presents “The Moon Is Green,” originally broadcast on January 2, 1957. This is episode 82 of the NBC science-fiction series, adapted for radio by George Lefferts from Fritz Leiber’s 1952 Galaxy Science Fiction story.

In a post-atomic-war world, Effie and Hank remain sealed inside their shelter, certain that radioactive dust has made the outdoors unlivable. When Effie opens a window and meets a wanderer named Patrick, their fears and assumptions about the world beyond their refuge are put to the test. The cast includes Joyce Gordon, Bill Lipton, and Ian Martin.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:39 Original Broadcast
29:06 Closing

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Dimension X presents “Mars Is Heaven,” episode 14, originally broadcast on July 7, 1950. Adapted by Ernest Kinoy from Ray Bradbury’s celebrated short story, this NBC production stars Wendell Holmes as Captain John Black and Peter Capell as Dr. Horst.

In 1987, Captain Black leads an Earth expedition to Mars, where the crew emerges from heavy mist to find something no one expected: a welcoming small American town that appears preserved from the 1920s. Familiar streets, homes, and faces make the discovery both wondrous and deeply unsettling.

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00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:49 Original Broadcast
30:07 Closing

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X Minus One presents “And the Moon Be Still as Bright,” originally broadcast on September 22, 1955. Commonly cataloged as episode 19, this NBC Radio Network drama adapts Ray Bradbury’s Martian Chronicles story for radio, with a script by Ernest Kinoy.

After three Earth expeditions vanish on the way to Mars, Captain Wilder leads a fourth mission to a vast, silent Martian city. Among its deserted streets, towers, and monuments, the crew must reckon with very different views of exploration, ownership, and the legacy of a lost civilization. The cast includes Clarke Gordon, John Larkin, Nelson Olmsted, and narrator Norman Rose.

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Chapters:
00:00 Victor Sterling Introduction
00:54 Original Broadcast
24:54 Closing

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