Hi Joe, Thank you so much for this wonderful information on missing Suspense episodes, and for all that you do. It is much appreciated. Warm regards, Alan

Thanks group members for making December 2021 the busiest month on this forum since it started in late 2019! I understood that quantity of posts does not equal quality of posts and many of the earlier

It’s utterly rare for movies to get the historical context correct. Anachronistic mistakes are common and Ralph. There are whole Memes on YouTube about people who enjoy finding gab some goofs in

Thanks, Scott. No offense taken. I agree, it’s hard to understand why the staff of a 1950’s sitcom would have any reason to talk about firewalls, unless the episode was “Lucy Flies a DC-4”…

Didn't mean to imply stupidity. Please don't take offense. Just saying that, given the definitions, what was said in the movie doesn't make a whole lot of sense in any context. Which, I guess, is

Yes, Scott, I’m not as stupid as you imply. We were discussing context of the movie.

We'd like to tell you about a brand new email announce list for Yesterdayusa. This list will keep you updated on special Old Time Radio interviews and programs throughout the year. We just finished

The IT term was derived (in the 1980's actually) from the Automotive/Aviation Engineering term. (You do know that part in your car which separates the passenger cabin from the engine compartment is

I’m sure it was. The use of fire-resistant walls was certainly common in industrial building construction in the last century, particularly in “mill” construction which used lots of wood framing

I have been watching the film. I find it interesting that they chose to use the wrong set for the stories they were portraying. In the series the Ricardo's were in the smaller apartment when Lucy

Ed Wynn's 1949-50 TV series was done live in Los Angeles and kinescoped for the Midwest and East Coast. West Coast viewers saw the show live while East Coast viewers saw it a week or two later as a

The Eve Arden audition episode of Our Miss Brooks and the first episode used basically the same script. There were occasional small differences as I listened to them back-to-back. However, how can you

I believe it was about a construction firewall, but now I can't remember the context. They used the term "showrunner" which I believe is a fairly recent term (1990s or later) and at least one other

Hi Jay, The word “firewall” jumped out at me too. I did find this info on the net, but can’t verify its accuracy:https://www.etymonline.com/word/firewall Would be curious to know if

Was it referenced as a firewall used in building construction? Bob

I enjoyed the movle immensely being a huge Lucy fan but I noticed (I think two small errors, please corect me if I'm wrong). 1) At some point someone (I think Lucy??) said that filming it meant that

I was reviewing the "truly missing" Suspense -- the ones that were performed just once on the series. I have scripts of one sort or another for each of them. It would be great if we could get them all

A couple of photos I have show banners hanging on the back curtains, behind the cast. One is from Amos 'n' Andy and the other from Jack Benny. Very similar. Portrait of the star (s), title of the

McCambridge was one of the absolute best. She probably did that with Tommy to make him feel more at ease and to give a better and more natural performance. Great story. -- ---------- Suspense

Very sorry to hear that. Our condolences to his family Jim