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DO NOT READ THIS COMMENT: CONTAINS SPOILERS. So Wilson loves this woman, who has a child. He kills this woman, her child helps him cover-up the murder with the intent of punishing him worse than the quick death he would have had by being guilty of the murder. The punishment he chooses is traveling around in a circus pretending to be his dummy in a ventriloquist act, sitting in his lap night after night after night. I don't get it?
yeah, me neither. seems like that's more a punishment to the kid... plus I find it hard to believe that motive + confession isn't enough to be charged, LOL. I know it's fiction, but hard to suspend disbelief on this one. Still, I loved hearing Dr. McCoy's voice!
My favorite episode of Suspense. I've listened to it a hundred times and it never gets old.
My favorites are "the lodger", "The Old Ones are Hard to Kill" and "the Woman in a Red Hat".
This episode is one of the best. I listen to it around Halloween 🎃
Did not see that coming
Thanks
" I'm a doctor, not a flesh peddler!"
Ventriloquist stories are ALWAYS creepy.
A family favorite!
Originally broadcast over CBS on August 4, 1957. This is the AFRTS rebroadcast.
“Scotty” not beaming up Jim!
The story title, alone, sounds creepy!👹👺💀
This one is bonkers.
I know De did a lot of movies and TV. Did he do much radio?
From what I can find, this was his only Radio appearance.
DO NOT READ THIS COMMENT: CONTAINS SPOILERS.
So Wilson loves this woman, who has a child. He kills this woman, her child helps him cover-up the murder with the intent of punishing him worse than the quick death he would have had by being guilty of the murder. The punishment he chooses is traveling around in a circus pretending to be his dummy in a ventriloquist act, sitting in his lap night after night after night.
I don't get it?
yeah, me neither. seems like that's more a punishment to the kid... plus I find it hard to believe that motive + confession isn't enough to be charged, LOL. I know it's fiction, but hard to suspend disbelief on this one. Still, I loved hearing Dr. McCoy's voice!
DeForest Kelley !!