Nick Carter is just such a great show

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I read it all immediately. Great job!

Fabulous! I think that mist have been Ed Selhorst. That's who I worked with on several detective series. Marlowe, Dragnet YTJD, Barrie Craig etc. I wrote some bios. That was the research stuff I was d

Larry, Mike from Medford here. I read many of the posts but do not always converse. I think the stuff you are working on is fabulous. Historically these types of creative sets would have been snail ma

Joe, I happened to look through my suspense kinescopes and i have it! My lucky day!

Rbert, how about pcloud or dropbox or sync? Thanks Mike

Thanks Joe, I wasnt paying attention. This was in Goldens files. Just didnt catch that it was a tv ep.

wow. thanks a lot Bob. Much appreciated

Hello folks, I am looking for these specific shows for a project. I cannot find them on the hubs or in the library. If you have time to look through your stuff and find one of these i would appreciate

Stoked here

Awesome. Are those searchable?

Yes for sure

Yes.

Did you get all your second listeners

Well ottr library is sufficient the. Seams that when I tried to do a maintained set it always links me to archive

It might be that two physical libraries could help. We used to have librarians for physical copies.

I am in too You can use my Jack Webb bio in the Dragnet set if you want.

Send the bio. I wrote Jack Webb's for dragnet and William Gargans for his show. Gerald Mohr hmm. I did help Ed on almost the detective shows he which he loved. Actually Van Heflin started out as the l

Hi Gary! I am so glad SPERVAC lives!

Gordon. Rob C. And I can relate to the Tom Swift books although my collection only has the Tom Swift Jr. Ones rather than the original from the early 1900s. Ken Holt. Hardy Boys and Rick Grant series