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Title:The Cold Equation
Air Date:August-25-1955
Plot:+ NBC net. "Cold Equations". Sustaining. A good story without the expected happy ending. A beautiful young girl stows away on a space ship and must be killed. This is a network, sustaining version of cat. #11102. The system cue has been deleted. The script was used subsequently on "Future Tense" on May 22, 1974 (see cat. #13278), and on "Audion Theatre" on October 6, 1990 (see cat. #64145). Bill Rippe (announcer), Bob Hastings, Court Benson, George Lefferts (writer), Jack Arthur, Jay Meredith, Kenneth MacGregor (studio director), Milo Boulton, Tom Godwin (author), Walter Kinsella, William Welch (producer). + Program #15. NBC net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "Cold Equations". A good story without the expected happy ending. A beautiful young girl stows away on a spaceship, and must be killed. See cat. #39864 for a network, sustaining version of this broadcast. The script was subsequently used on "Future Tense" May 22, 1974 (see cat. #13278) and on October 6, 1990 on "Audion Theatre" (see cat. #64145). Bill Rippe (announcer), Bob Hastings, Court Benson, George Lefferts (adaptor), Jack Arthur, Jay Meredith, Kenneth MacGregor (studio director), Milo Boulton, Tom Godwin (author), Walter Kinsella, William Welch (producer). 
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