CBS Radio Mystery Theater ~ In The Fog 696
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- Опубликовано: 27 апр 2015
- A shell-shocked World War I veteran gets lost in the fog and stumbles into a woman who is anxious because she will miss an appointment. He helps her to find her way home and she later turns up dead.
Air Dates: First Run - August 17, 1977
Repeat - December 29, 1977
Actors:
Gould, Gordon
Greenhouse, Martha
Griffis, William
Martin, Ian
Writer: Winsor, Roy 
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Back to 1975 .
Attending a very rough junior high school,
Listening to RM Theater took my mind off of school , on Sunday nights.
Thank you for uploading ; and thankful for CBS and the actors .
You know these radio shows have helped me get through a few tough times in this life, so far. It's something to look forward to at the end of a bleak day. These are like a loyal friend who is a presence in your corner whenever you need the reminder you're not alone.
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Loved this play ..so glad I found this radio drama station so much better than today’s modern dramas .
Who else is watching in 2020?
Dec 17, 2020
12-24 2020 🙋♀️
York Hunt ....December 29, 2020.
1/6/21
2021
This particular episode aired a month before I was born. Gosh I just love radio drama.
I remember this as a young kid I listened on the radio in the dark, When radio was good they don't make them like this anymore...
I listened to this first as a child in the 70's and thrilled to it along with other similar radio shows they rebroadcast late at night (in the dark) like Quiet Please, X-1, Black Mass, Dimension X, Lights Out and so on along with TV shows like the original Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits and One Step Beyond. Even Tales from the Crypt (though it had its moments) and Dark Mirror and various radio dramas don't fully recapture the brilliance of CBSRMT. So many truly amazing episodes. Fortunately, radio has been supplemented by the Internet and we can enjoy this brilliant show again along with all the other great shows of radio and TV from the past plus audiobooks, music, you name it.
EG Marshall states "All of us are two persons..." (the inner self & the self we show the world) & he's correct. In fact, the word "person" comes from the Greek word "persona" which means "mask". Yes: the old English chose the word "mask" to represent the individual. Perceptive indeed. Another great episode. Thanks, CS!
Interesting info., thanks for that!!
My parents used to listen to Mystery Theater sometimes. It scared me silly but was somehow still compelling. The opening sound affects and closing with EG Marshal are super nostalgic
I loved AM 📻 growing up and enjoyed the CBSRMT
I want to be the first one to say I like these and used to listen to them as a kid. No one else has ever said that right?
Wow, a nail biter and the ending was on point , fogs are spooky 👍
There are about 1400 CBS Radio Mystery Theatre episodes and all can be downloaded for free in 50 episode segment zip files. I have them all. I keep track of every one I listen to. I sometimes play them from RUclips because it makes the episodes more random and allows me to mix them with BBC Radio Ghost Stories, Real Ghost Stories Online Radio, Horror Radio Shows Lights Out and others.
These are great because I can listen to them while I'm doing my daddy duty chores, unlike TV.
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Thanks for posting. As for the moment, I'm your newest subscriber.
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Although, I can listen to my set without being online, unlike yours, I can browse your episodes easier because of the larger fonts and images associated with your lists. The full description is also much faster than playing through the start of an episode.
Mike Glover where can I download them?
Also, you can find them at CBSRMT. com..This programs started in 72 (?) and the very first one was Agnes Moore in "The old ones are hard to kill" very very good one. Also..this series -CBSRMT- was produced by the Late GREAT Hyman Brown. Hyman Brown was a produces for MANY of the most successful radio shows during "The Golden Age of Radio"
@@markhallaq - Go to CBSMRT.com. There you will find the ENTIRE catalog.. Episode No.1 is the best!
There is A LOT more then that
Listened to Mystery Theater many Friday evenings on the way home from Camp LeJeune, NC to Charleston, WV 1975-1977.
There’s nothing like a good, suspenseful story! You might be interested in this one, “The Odd Lot” and two others listed under “Claude Chabot Presents” right here on YT. Just follow the link here and enjoy! ruclips.net/video/tjMKxhE-elw/видео.html--Claud.
And it was a real treat in the age of TV with 3 channels and no internet lol! Where the Drive In Theater provided high tech, family fun, and movies weren't portable in any fashion---they were always on big screens!! So RADIO was a real source of real entertainment; a real PRINCE, while Movies = King, TV = Queen lol.
An entirely different world in entertainment and communication/access!
Thanks for uploading!
My gentle pitt bull I was a junior in high school 1975-76 and wish I had known that these were available. I always had my nose stuck in a book. As a former animal shelter director I like your dog. ❤️ From West by-God Virginia
@@Germatti13489 Roxie my dog, we love her. Yes West "by God" Virginia
@@moxievintage1390 simple times back in the 70s. 1973 to 1977, was a great time to serve in the United States Marine Corps.
My mom listened to these programs (she's legally blind) I found them myself about 3 years ago... love to listen while I am camping.
Great voices, great voice actors, good story and ... quite a good picture!! 😃😃
Takes me back to when my father and I listened to mystery radio
I remember years ago when I listened to this just on a cell phone but now there's so much better listening to these old plays with a surround sound ...
But as I said before in the other CBS Mystery play thank you so much
for then and now
I'm 73 and I don't recall hearing any stories on the radio. Maybe my interests at the time took me in other directions. I got my first car in 1965 in time to start tech school and I was always listening to music on a new 6 volt TRANSISTOR car radio!
Enjoying these in Wisconsin, July 2022
Listening in England. 2020. Great stuff
Listening in Australia - agree - great stuff.
The creeking door,used to scare the crap out of me,then the voices would lull me back to sleep.
While this is not my favorite episode of CBSRMT, it is, undoubtedly, the most well-crafted of this wonderful series. Episode 696 sets up nearly 10 possible directions and endings moving from the 2nd to 3rd act. As a short story(Algernon Blackwood) in itself, it can be regarded as a classic. The adaptation was superbly done which to do for radio is no easy task.
There’s nothing like a good, suspenseful story! You might be interested in this one, “The Odd Lot” and two others listed under “Claude Chabot Presents” right here on YT. Just follow the link here and enjoy! ruclips.net/video/tjMKxhE-elw/видео.html--Claud.
Love listening to these at night all cozy and made a fort in the middle of my living room. I've got snacks and I'm all hidden safe and sound. From Rochester New York
I read somewhere when asked "what does the E G stand for?" His response was "Everbodies Guess".
I do not recall this episode!!! Love the insane doctor and the totally gullible couple! Nothing like a good street doctor, seeking out and inviting strangers to relax and unwind. What could possibly go wrong here?
Listening in PA USA 06]03/21. Love these programs.
Love these to go to bed by
I love these and BBC Radio Drama's are also great.
I really really, love the story's. Thank you.
You're welcome.
I tried listening to this one so many times it's cursed every time a distraction arises
Watching in 2023
I love this
These are great. I remember them from high school days. if you'd like to hear something like this, try Claude Chabot's Theatre of the Fantastic on YT. One of them is at ruclips.net/video/tjMKxhE-elw/видео.html.
These are great, I listen to them at work!
I love this wonderful
thank you
excellent and the cast are brillant great story scary and great acting
There’s nothing like a good, suspenseful story! You might be interested in this one, “The Odd Lot” and two others listed under “Claude Chabot Presents” right here on YT. Just follow the link here and enjoy! ruclips.net/video/tjMKxhE-elw/видео.html--Claud.
I lived in Beacon Hill for three years. Never heard of a Morley St.
I enjoyed this episode
Tysm ❤
Catherine from Tucson
10/25/23
Really good
That door creaks for farrrr too long LOL
I really enjoyed this story, but I am still curious about how it ended up being his hat????🤔🤔🤔
Exactly... how ? He was with the doctor the whole time after he left the house.....I thought maybe there was a twist and the captain really did kill the woman and the doctor was make believe....
I can't understand the hat ending. What does the hat at end mean?
@@sandrasatterfield4432 yes that's one possible ending I can think of. The other possibility is that Dr.Spriggs was the murderer who brought him back to another room in the same house (because they mention it was also dark when they entered), and finally gets the captain his own hat back from the other room, after conversing with him and realising he's just a stranger who isn't involved with his wife in any way.
I'm glad I was not the only one confused... the second explanation, works for me.
Listened 4-1-21
Yes
I'm foggy about the ending ?
Why aren't more people talking about the hat? What does it all mean lol?
Bravo!
What happened??? End was unexplained. Someone please explain. I love these old radio shows, listened as a teen. But please don't leave me hanging.
The supposed Dr. Sprague was the murderer. He was in the house when o Reilly was there and forgot his hat. Sprague picked up o Reilly’s hat and gave it back to him. O Reilly was with the murder the whole time.
@@SStevenson555 Sprague gave him his hat, not knowing it was his, proving he had been upstairs with the woman. EG says at the end "Sprague was never caught."
Awesome 👌
great
❤❤❤❤❤ from England
Beware whos lurking in the dark.
😎2022.
1st!
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oh wow.. another story Stephen King plagiarized.
PARAPOLITICOS or did King plagiarize thisnfirst?
What was the name of it?
You kids quit that program. Aintcha got nothing better to listen to? Lone Ranger? Howdy Doody? I'm gonna tell yer pa when he gets back from the barn. He's gonna take away yer radio altogether and a good thing too.