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Jul. 12th, 2013
CBS Radio Workshop: People Are No Good
Jul. 12th, 2013 12:22 pmPeople Are No Good
A misanthrope is granted the glorious isolation for which he yearns.
This was very Twilight Zoneish.
A misanthrope is granted the glorious isolation for which he yearns.
This was very Twilight Zoneish.
Last night's epiphany about Fig
Jul. 12th, 2013 01:43 pmHe behaves a lot more like a dog than a cat.
I had another cat like that; she was raised with puppies and was certain she was a dog too.
I had another cat like that; she was raised with puppies and was certain she was a dog too.
CBS Radio Workshop: Time Found Again
Jul. 12th, 2013 11:23 pmTime Found Again
Trapped in a marriage fractured by his self-centered indifference, the protagonist is tempted to use a mysterious ability to visit the past to marry a woman there to whom he feels an affinity, at least for the moment. Happily this proves unnecessary as his wife realizes the secret to true happiness is complete and utter subjugation to her husband.
Huh.
Trapped in a marriage fractured by his self-centered indifference, the protagonist is tempted to use a mysterious ability to visit the past to marry a woman there to whom he feels an affinity, at least for the moment. Happily this proves unnecessary as his wife realizes the secret to true happiness is complete and utter subjugation to her husband.
Huh.
Young Man Axelbrod
An old Minnesota farmer, convinced he needs an education, heads to Yale. He soon discovers his age makes him a pariah on campus.
I think the ending is telegraphed by the scene where he betrates working class scholars for grumping about rich kids getting a free ride.
And that's it for CBS Radio Workshop, all 86 episodes.
An old Minnesota farmer, convinced he needs an education, heads to Yale. He soon discovers his age makes him a pariah on campus.
I think the ending is telegraphed by the scene where he betrates working class scholars for grumping about rich kids getting a free ride.
And that's it for CBS Radio Workshop, all 86 episodes.