Not sure if you have this one, but I didn't see it listed on the ones you have. It's The Derringer Society. https://u.pcloud.link/publink/show?code=XZ7lraXZX2yVKxzqta8xhFheKFCUH8np6QRy Hope this

I started off with the original Otter log, but in the last couple of yrs, it has diverge significantly since Jim last updated it (I don't think anyone has updated it since Jim, at least officially

Evan, I've been able to discover most of the titles for the first 52 episodes (the run sponsored by Petri Wines, before it went off the air the first time). After that, yeah, it becomes a lot more

I have about the first 52-53 with titles (as far as logs go in my little program). I have huge gaps in titles (some summaries though) from 1947 to 1950. Still some that are just blank though. Evan

I've begun work on a maintained set of The Casebook of Gregory Hood. The log I've assembled is attached. We have nice copies of most of the known episodes - and even some episodes that aren't listed

John Rayburn loved to entertain Convention attendees with his famous spoonerisms. You can hear him perform them on my latest SPERDVAC Presents at the 1993 SPERDVAC convention.

have no idea why -- the question should be on an Our Miss Brooks thread, not here -- ---------- Suspense resource page https://sites.google.com/view/suspense-collectors-companion Suspense enhanced

Richard Davenport was asking about an Our Miss Brooks show on thisthread. From: Joe Webb via groups.io Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2021 12:12 PM To: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io Subject:

I think he was responding to Rick Davenport's search for an Our Miss Brooks date.

Bob -- I don't know what your message is in response to -- there is no Suspense program for 11/8/1953 -- ---------- Suspense resource page

Hi all, On Friday December 31 at 6 Eastern, 3 Pacific, join us on Yesterday USAas we catch up with long-time friend John Rayburn. www.yesterdayusa.net John as attended most if not all of the major Old

Thank you Mike, I say that is a really good price, Walden

Hi all, I have not forgotten Walden’s email below about storage in the cloud. Between keeping busy with work and the holidays I finally had tine to get a bit more info for everyone. I use a

It’s from November 8, 1953. From: Richard Davenport Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2021 12:57 AM To: main@OldTimeRadioResearchers.groups.io Subject: Re: [OldTimeRadioResearchers] Recreations of the

A second of our new type of set - a curated set - was announced in the distro group, https://oldtimeradioresearchers.groups.io/g/OTRRDistroGroup: "Stardust Time", curated December 2021. As with the

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