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Dragnet presents “Max Tyler - Escaped Convict,” episode 32, originally broadcast on NBC on January 5, 1950. Jack Webb stars as Sergeant Joe Friday, with Barton Yarborough as his regular partner, Sergeant Ben Romero. The episode is also cataloged under the alternate title “The Big Escape.”Working the LAPD robbery detail in Los Angeles, Friday and Romero investigate a series of armed holdups targeting major jewelry stores. The case becomes especially difficult when Friday discovers a personal

The Lone Ranger presents “Terror Trail,” an archival episode of The Lone Ranger originally broadcast on September 27, 1950. Episode number 2761, this ABC adventure stars Brace Beemer as the Lone Ranger and John Todd as Tonto.When the Lone Ranger and Tonto encounter Melissa, a woman whose elegant silk-and-satin appearance may conceal more than it reveals, they are drawn into a dangerous mystery. Written by Ralph Goll and directed by Charles D. Livingstone, the episode keeps its true stakes close to

Escape presents “Misfortunes Isle ALT2,” originally broadcast March 21, 1948, and generally listed as episode 33. This CBS seafaring adventure was adapted by Les Crutchfield from Richard Matthews Hallet’s story “Misfortune’s Isle,” with William N. Robson producing and directing.In 1790 Manila, American trader Captain Arad sees opportunity in the pirate threat near Borneo. With his friend Yang Po and their crews, he sets out toward Misfortune’s Isle on a dangerous voyage shaped by colonial politics,

CBS Radio Mystery Theater presents “Murder Preferred,” originally broadcast July 16, 1980, as episode 1103. This original script by Henry Slesar was directed by Himan Brown and stars Tony Roberts.On the eve of a Senate campaign announcement, prominent politician Walter Haven is found shot in his study, and Tony Gerard is jailed for the crime. Haven’s widow, Adrian, believes Gerard is innocent and turns to attorney Tom Hendricks to untangle a politically charged case where the truth may be far from

Suspense presents “The Thing in the Window,” episode 9, originally broadcast December 1, 1946. Joseph Cotten stars in this original radio play by Lucille Fletcher.Actor Martin Aimes becomes obsessed with a shadowy figure he sees in a window across the street—though no one else can confirm it is there. As sleepless doubt and suspicion take hold, he must confront the unsettling possibility that the truth lies beyond anything he can explain.Suspense presents the original broadcast with a newly produced

The Shadow presents “Preview of Terror,” originally broadcast June 5, 1949. Written by Frank Kane, this episode is cataloged as script-series number 378, though some audio listings use a different episode count.Driving through a storm, Lamont Cranston and Margo Lane are diverted to an isolated old house, where a Hollywood director’s elaborate mystery preview brings staged chills uncomfortably close to real danger. Bret Morrison stars as Lamont Cranston/The Shadow, with Grace Matthews as Margo

Gunsmoke presents “Cheyennes,” episode 147 of the classic CBS radio series, originally broadcast February 5, 1955. William Conrad stars as Marshal Matt Dillon in this Norman Macdonnell-produced episode, written by John Meston.After a settler family is attacked, Dillon learns that a Cheyenne party led by Stone Eagle is carrying Spencer repeating rifles. With fear building across the frontier, he must uncover what is driving the newly armed threat before violence spreads.Gunsmoke presents the original

Yours Truly Johnny Dollar presents “The Touch of Midas Matter, Part 5,” originally broadcast on CBS on July 6, 1956. In the concluding installment of this five-part serial, Bob Bailey stars as insurance investigator Johnny Dollar. Written, directed, and produced by Jack Johnstone.Dollar remains in Kingman, Arizona, investigating a major claim after a deadly cave-in at the Midas Touch gold mine. With three insured brothers dead and questions surrounding the mine’s promoter, its rich ore, and the

Box 13 presents “Damsel in Distress,” episode 13 of the classic mystery-adventure series, originally broadcast November 14, 1948. Alan Ladd stars as mystery writer and former newspaperman Dan Holiday.When finishing-school student Constance McLain receives anonymous letters and telephone threats demanding $1,000, she turns to Dan through his Box 13 newspaper advertisement. With kidnappers’ warnings growing more alarming, Holiday takes on a tense case of extortion and menace. The episode was written

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0675 - Revenge (7/1/1977)Written by Percy Granger. Directed by Himan Brown.Cast: Gordon Heath; Robert Dryden; Leon Janney; Bryna Raeburn; Gilbert Mack.A wealthy man arrives in an Old West town bent to gain revenge on the three men who wronged him many years prior.

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An immersive spoken-word ASMR roleplay featuring a possessive yandere boss confronting her favorite employee on his final day at the office.Set inside a corporate workplace and a newly built private office, this romantic power-dynamic roleplay blends promotion offers, workplace tension, affectionate obsession, and a long-hidden confession.Your resignation letter was buried for nearly two weeks, and now your boss has only one day left to convince you to stay. She counters your new job offer with

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Frontier Gentleman presents “Aces and Eights,” episode 36, originally broadcast on CBS on October 12, 1958. John Dehner stars as London Times reporter J. B. Kendall, with Lawrence Dobkin as Wild Bill Hickok and Virginia Gregg as Calamity Jane.Kendall arrives in Deadwood, Dakota Territory, where a poker game and the legend of Wild Bill Hickok bring him close to the story behind the West’s famous “dead man’s hand”—aces and eights. Written, produced, and directed by Antony Ellis, this is a newly

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