NBC net. "And The Moon Be Still As Bright". Sustaining. Earthmen land on Mars and start to make a slum out of it. The script was used previously on "Dimension X" on September 29, 1950 (see cat. #39849) and subsequently rebroadcast on "Monitor" during December, 1973. The program was pre-empted September 29, 1955. Clarke Gordon, John Larkin, Lawrence Kerr, Nelson Olmsted, Richard Hamilton, Stan Early, Ray Bradbury (author), Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Norman Rose (narrator), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "The Parade". Sustaining. A genuine Martian hires an advertising agency to publicize a parade. The Martians are coming! The script was previously used on "Dimension X" on August 25, 1950 (see cat. #39847) and subsequently on "X Minus One" January 25, 1956 (see cat. #11108 and #2172) and on "Future Tense" on May 13, 1974 (see cat. #13279). The "Dimension X" program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during February, 1974. Alexander Scourby, Agnes Young, Joseph Curtin, Joe DeSantis, Ellen Denning, John Thomas, Arthur Anderson, Wendell Holmes, William Keene, Fred Weihe (director), Don Pardo (announcer), George Lefferts (writer, adaptor), Ernest Kinoy (writer), William Welch (producer). 

+ NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Universe". A group of humans have spent generations aboard a giant spaceship, on a never ending journey to nowhere. Quality upgrade, more complete, AFRTS version of cat. #1098. The script was previously used on "Dimension X" on November 26, 1950 (see cat. #3837) and August 2, 1951 (see cat. #43240). The "Dimension X" program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during April, 1975. Abby Lewis, Donald Buka, Edgar Stehli, Fred Collins (announcer), Ian Martin, Jason Johnson, John Seymore, Peter Capell, Robert Heinlein (author), William Griffis, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Fred Weihe (director).

+ NBC net. "Universe". Sustaining. A group of humans have spent generations aboard a giant spaceship, on a never ending journey to nowhere. This is a netwwork version of ct. # 16915. The script was used previously on "Dimension X" on November 26, 1950 (see cat. #3837) and August 2, 1951 (see cat. #43240). The "Dimension X" program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during April, 1975. Abby Lewis, Donald Buka, Edgar Stehli, Fred Collins (announcer), Ian Martin, Jason Johnson, John Seymore, Peter Capell, Robert Heinlein (author), William Griffis, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Fred Weihe (director). 

+ NBC net. "The Man In The Moon". Sustaining. An S. O. S. is heard from the moon...and with good reason! The closing billboard and system cue have been deleted. The script was previously used on "Dimension X" on July 14, 1950 (see cat. #3819) and subsequently on "Future Tense" during July, 1976 (see cat. #23797). The program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during April, 1974. William Welch (producer), Ed Latimer, Fred Collins (announcer), Fred Weihe (director, transcriber), George Lefferts (writer), Joe DeSantis, Luis Van Rooten, Robert Haag, Ross Martin, Santos Ortega, Sydney Smith. 

+ NBC net. "The Green Hills Of Earth". Sustaining. The story of Reisling, the blind folksinger of the spaceways! Great radio. The script was previously used on "Dimension X" on June 10, 1950 and December 24, 1950 (see cat. #3838). Bill Lipton, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Fred Collins (announcer), Fred Weihe (director, transcriber), Ken Williams, Matt Crowley, Nelson Olmsted, Robert Heinlein (author), Tom Glazer (music), Wendell Holmes, William Griffis, William Zuckert, William Welch (producer). 

+ NBC net. "Nightmare". Sustaining. An unimportant clerk, in an unimportant job, uses his Einiac to discover what the computers are up to! The story is based on the poem, "Revolt Of The Machines" by Stephen Vincent Benet. The script was previously used on "Dimension X" on June 10, 1951 (see cat. #3841). The progam was rebroadcast as part of "Monitor" during December, 1974. John Gibson, Joyce Gordon, Luis Van Rooten, Joseph Julian, John Seymore, Owen Jordan, Santos Ortega, Stephen Vincent Benet (author), Fred Collins (announcer), George Lefferts (adaptor), Fred Weihe (director), William Welch (producer). 

+ NBC net. "The Veldt". Sustaining. In a totally automatic house, there's a totally automatic nursery, with a pack of real lions! This is a network, sustaining version of cat. #11100. The script was previously used on "Dimension X" on August 9, 1951 (see cat. #43241). The program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during November, 1973. Beverly Lunsford, William Quinn, Charles Penman, David Pfeffer, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Fred Collins (announcer), John Larkin (narrator), Mary Patton, Ray Bradbury (author), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director).

+ Program #12. NBC net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "The Veldt". In a totally automatic house, there's a totally automatic nursery, with a pack of real lions! See cat. #39672 for a network, sustaining version of this broadcast. The script was previously used on "Dimension X" on August 9, 1951 (see cat. #43241). The program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during November, 1973. Beverly Lunsford, William Quinn, Charles Penman, David Pfeffer, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Fred Collins (announcer), John Larkin (narrator), Mary Patton, Ray Bradbury (author), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director). 

+ NBC net. "Courtesy". Sustaining. The Earth colony on another planet is being decimated by a strange plague. The natives know the cure, but will the Earthmen take it? This is a network, sustaining version of cat. #11101. The script was previously used on "Dimension X" on July 26, 1951 (see cat. #43243). Arnold Robertson, Bret Morrison, Clifford Simak (author), Edwin Jerome, Fred Collins (announcer), George Lefferts (adaptor), Kenneth MacGregor (studio director), William Griffis, William Welch (producer).

+ Program #14. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Courtesy". The Earth colony on another planet is being decimated by a strange plague. The natives know the cure, but will the Earthmen take it? See cat. #21028 for a network, sustaining version of this broadcast. The script was previously used on "Dimension X" on July 26, 1951 (see cat. #43243). Arnold Robertson, Bret Morrison, Clifford Simak (author), Edwin Jerome, Fred Collins (announcer), George Lefferts (adaptor), Kenneth MacGregor (studio director), William Griffis, William Welch (producer). 

+ NBC net. "Shanghaied". Sustaining. A young man finds himself a crewman on a spaceship just before his wedding. Part of the program closing has been deleted, the story is unaffected. The script was previously used on "Dimension X" on November 12, 1950 (see cat. #3839). Bill Rippe (announcer), Ernest Kinoy (writer), Ivor Francis, Jack Grimes, Jack Hartley, James Dukas, Luis Van Rooten, Lyle Sudrow, Robert Dryden, Ross Martin, Sid Raymond, William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director). 

+ NBC net. "The Castaways". Sustaining. The natives on a Pacific atoll place an unusual curse on the soldiers who are about the destroy their island with a nuclear bomb. The recording contains the first 22:57 of the program only, the story is comnplete. The script was previously used on "Dimension X" on August 11, 1950 (see cat. #143) and subsequently on "X Minus One" on November 28, 1956 (see cat. #16916). Bob Hastings, Ernest Kinoy (writer), Joseph Julian, Karl Weber, Leon Janney, Luis Van Rooten, Reese Taylor, Roger De Koven, Staats Cotsworth, Stan Early, William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ Program #20. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "First Contact". A space ship meets an alien vessel in outer space and a stalemate between the stars follows. See cat. #832 for a network version that is more complete, but in lesser audio audio quality. The same script was used previously on "Dimension X" on September 8, 1951 (see cat. #55197). Wendell Holmes, Bob Hastings, Clarke Gordon, William Malley, Stan Early, Murray Leinster (author), Howard Rodman (adaptor), William Welch (prodcuer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "First Contact". Sustaining. A space ship meets an alien vessel in outer space and a stalemate between the stars follows. The program opening has been deleted. See cat. #11103 for an AFRTS version of this broadcast in better audio, but that is not as complete. The script was used previously on "Dimension X" on September 8, 1951 (see cat. #55197). "X Minus One" was pre-empted October 13, 1955. Bob Hastings, Clarke Gordon, Murray Leinster (author), Stan Early, Wendell Holmes, William Malley, Howard Rodman (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ Program #22. NBC net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "Requiem". The famous story about the old, wealthy man who wants nothing more than to visit the moon before his death. The script was used previously on "Dimension X" on September 22, 1951 (see cat. #1126). Fred Collins (announcer), David Pfeffer, Jack Orrison, Jim Boles, Joe DeSantis, John McGovern, Robert Heinlein (author), Rita Lloyd, Stan Early, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director). 

+ NBC net. "Dwellers In Silence". Sustaining. Twenty years after mankind abandoned the Earth, a spaceship from Mars lands. The script was used previously on July 19, 1951 (see cat. #3842) and subsequently on "Monitor" during May, 1975. Ray Bradbury (author), Anne Seymour, Karl Weber, Ted Osborne, Richard Hamilton, Edwin Jerome, Stan Early, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "There Will Come Soft Rains," "Zero Hour". Sustaining. Two stories: one about the death of the house of the future. The other tells the story of the coming of "Drill," and the game of "Invasion." Both these stories were previously produced on "Escape" on October 4, 1953 (see vat. #4822), on "Dimension X" on June 17, 1950 (see cat. #3818). "Zero Hour" was also produced on "Suspense" on April 5, 1955 (see cat. #16388 and #76073) and May 18, 1958 (see cat. #16427) and on "Future Tense" on May 9, 1974 (see cat. #13271). The program was rebroadcast on June, 1973. The system cue has been deleted. Agnes Young, Butch Cavell, Denise Alexander, Norman Rose, Peter Lazer, Ray Bradbury (author), Rita Lynn, Roger De Koven, William Griffis, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Edward King (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "Nightfall". Sustaining. A visit to a planet on the edge of the galaxy that circles a group of six suns. There hasn't been a sunset for the last two thousand, forty-nine years...until now! The script was used previously on "Dimension X" on September 29, 1951 (see cat. #1128). This is a network version oc cat. #11106. Isaac Asimov (author), Mercer McLeod, John Larkin, Santos Ortega, Wendell Holmes, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Al Jazzbeaux Collins, Bob Hastings, Roy Fant, William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer), Floyd Mack (narrator). 

+ Program #27. NBC net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "Nightfall". A visit to a planet on the edge of the galaxy that circles a group of six suns. There hasn't been a sunset for the last two thousand, forty-nine years...until now! The script was used previously on "Dimension X" on September 29, 1951 (see cat. #1128). See cat. #75826 for a network version of this broadcast. Mercer McLeod, Isaac Asimov (author), John Larkin, Santos Ortega, Wendell Holmes, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Al Jazzbeaux Collins, Bob Hastings, Roy Fant, William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer), Floyd Mack (narrator). 

+ NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Marionettes Inc.". A story set in the future, 1990. A man buys a humanoid in his own image to take his place with his wife while he's out having fun. The humanoid however, has some ideas of his own. The script was used previously on "Dimension X" on August 30, 1951 (see cat. #1125) and subsequently on "Audion Theatre" on September 15, 1990 (see cat. #64146). The "Dimension X" program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during June, 1974. Arthur Kohl, Bob Hastings, Fredericka Chandler, Ginger Jones, Karl Swenson, Les Damon, Ray Bradbury (author), Richard Hamilton, Theo Goetz, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer).

+ Program #31. NBC net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "The Roads Must Roll". The story of the rebellion of the engineers that keep the roads rolling. See cat. #2183 for a network version of this broadcast. The script was used previously on September 1, 1950 (see cat. #39676). Santos Ortega, John Larkin, Joe DeSantis, Mercer McLeod, Bob Hastings, Al Jazzbeaux Collins, Jack Orrison, Richard Hamilton, Sidney Paul, Rosemary Murphy, Robert Heinlein (author), Clarice A. Ross (adaptor), Audrey Blum, William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "The Roads Must Roll". Sustaining. The story of the rebellion of the engineers that keep the roads rolling. This is a network version of cat. #11107. The script was used previously on "Dimension X" on September 1, 1950 (see cat. #39676). Al Jazzbeaux Collins, Audrey Blum, Bob Hastings, Jack Orrison, Joe DeSantis, John Larkin, Mercer McLeod, Richard Hamilton, Robert Heinlein (author), Rosemary Murphy, Santos Ortega, Sidney Paul, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer).

+ NBC net origination, WRVR-FM, New York rebroadcast. "Pyrigi's Wonderful Dolls". The story of the little dolls with the big ideas. Syndicated rebroadcast date: September 24, 1973. The script was previously used on "Dimension X" on August 4, 1950 (see cat. #39841) and on "X Minus One" on June 5, 1955 (see cat. #1096 and #11098). The "Dimension X" program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during August, 1973. Denise Alexander, Joe DeSantis, Leon Janney, George Lefferts (writer), Les Damon, William Welch (producer), Edward King (director), Joan Alexander, Fred Collins (announcer).

+ NBC net. "The Cave Of Night". Sustaining. The plight of an astronaut trapped in space. There's a surprise ending. James E. Gunn (author), Alexander Scourby, Joe DeSantis, Grant Richards, Luis Van Rooten, Charles Carroll, John Moore, Bob Hastings, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer).

+ NBC net. "Skulking Permit". Sustaining. A long-lost colony of Earth tries to prove itself civilized ...by creating a criminal! The script was subsequently used on "X Minus One" on July 4, 1957 (see cat. #39842). Joseph Boland, Joe DeSantis, Mandel Kramer, Richard Hamilton, Robert Sheckley (author), Ruby Dee, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Daniel Sutter (director, transcriber), Jack Costello (announcer), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Jack Costello (announcer), Wendell Holmes, Alan Hewitt, William Quinn.  

+ NBC net. "Hello Tomorrow". Sustaining. A return to the surface: a return to genetic perfection. The script was used previously on "Dimension X" on September 15, 1950 (see cat. #39845) and on "X Minus One" on November 3, 1955 (see cat. #39843). George Lefferts (writer), John Larkin, Jan Miner, Daniel Sutter (director), William Welch (producer), Fred Collins (announcer).

+ NBC net. "The Tunnel Under The World". Sustaining. The ultimate experiment in mind control. It's June 15th today...and tomorrow...and tomorrow. The script was used subsequently on September 4, 1956 (see cat. #3827) and on "Future Tense" on May 8, 1974 (see cat. #13277). The program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during September, 1974. Frederick Pohl (author), Fred Collins (announcer), George Lefferts (adaptor), John Larkin (narrator), Daniel Sutter (director), Les Damon, Ginger Jones, Bob Hastings, Connie Lembcke, Stan Early, Kermit Murdock, William Welch (producer). 

+ NBC net. "A Pail Of Air". Sustaining. A story about the last family left on a frozen Earth. The script was used subsequently on May 6, 1974 on "Future Tense" (see cat. #17070) and on "Audion Theatre" on September 1, 1990 (see cat. #63983). Richard Hamilton, Rita Lloyd, Ronald Liss, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Eleanor Phelps, Fritz Leiber Jr. (author), Joe DeSantis, Pamela Fitzmaurice, Fred Collins (announcer).

+ NBC net. "Star Bright". Sustaining. A little girl travels through many dimensions...and decides not to come back! The script was used subsequently on "Future Tense" during 1976 (see cat. #43358), and on "Audion Theatre" on August 18, 1990 (see cat. #63981). The program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during January, 1975. William Quinn, Billy Harris, Kate Wilkinson, Lawson Zerbe, Mark Clifton (author), Ralph Bell, Sarah Fussell.

+ NBC net. "The Sense Of Wonder". Sustaining. A space ship on a ten thousand year journey lands on Earth, from where it took off long ago. Only one of the passengers, with "a sense of wonder" wants to leave the ship! William Quinn, Edwin Jerome, James Monks, Joe DeSantis, Milton Lesser (author), Raymond Edward Johnson, Richard Hamilton, Vera Allen, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "The Seventh Order". Sustaining. A super-powerful robot arrives on Earth with plans to prepare it for invasion and occupation. A college professor must come up with a way to save the planet. James Monks, Nelson Olmsted, Kate Wilkinson, Bob Hastings, Richard Hamilton, James Rafferty, Reese Taylor, Jim Stevens, Wayne Chappell, W. W. Chaplin (commentator), Jerry Sohl (author), George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "The Defenders". Sustaining. Far in the future, robots have taken over the surface of the Earth, while those humans that are left live far underground. The script was used subsequently on "Future Tense" on May 14, 1974 (see cat. #13274). Daniel Sutter (director, transcriber), Fred Collins (announcer), George Lefferts (adaptor), Grant Richards, Ivor Francis, Lydia Bruce, Michael Ingram, Phillip K. Dick (author), Robert Dryden, Stan Early, Warren Parker, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer). 

+ NBC net. "Project Mastodon". Sustaining. Three adventurers return to prehistoric times, found a country, and try to establish diplomatic relations with the United States. Bob Hastings, Charles Penman, Clifford Simak (author), Floyd Mack, Frank Maxwell, John Larkin, Joseph Julian, Raymond Edward Johnson, Richard Hamilton, William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Jerry Damon (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "Project Trojan". Sponsored by: Sustaining, Kools (news). A secret weapon will change the course of the war. But the secret weapon is having a secret weapon! The program is preceded by five minutes of news. Alfred Isliff (narrator), Alfred Shirley, Alistair Duncan, William Quinn, Burford Hampden, Daniel Sutter (director, transcriber), Ernest Kinoy (writer), Fred Collins (announcer), H. L. Gold (author), Ivor Francis, Kenneth Banghart (announcer), William Welch (producer). 

+ NBC net. "Mr. Costello, Hero". Sustaining. A sublte satire of McCarthyism. Mr. Costello, a passenger of a rocketship, creates suspicion and dissention, finally is given influence in a fitting location. Joe DeSantis, Bob Hastings, Teri Keane, James Stevens, Raymond Edward Johnson, Theodore Sturgeon (author), Fred Collins (announcer), George Lefferts (adaptor), James Dukas, Daniel Sutter (director), William Welch (producer), Wendell Holmes, Mandel Kramer. 

+ NBC net. "The Old Die Rich". Sustaining. Elderly people are found starved to death, despite having large quantities of money in their pockets. What is the cause? Time travel! The script was used subsequently on "X Minus One" on September 12, 1957 (see cat. #51627), on "Future Tense" on May 7, 1974 (see cat. #17069) and on "Audion Theatre" on July 21, 1990 (see cat. #63968). H. L. Gold (author), Jim Boles, Jan Miner, William Zuckert, Guy Repp, Wendell Holmes, Ralph Camargo, Ivor Francis, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Bob Mauer (director), Fred Collins (announcer).

+ NBC net. "Student Body". Sustaining. A small animal on a far planet is most adaptable, eating almost anything in sight. Then the mice disappear, eventually being replaced by something much better! Bob Hastings, Charles Carruth, F. L. Wallace (author), James Dukas, James Stevens, John Radee, Kate Wilkinson, Merrill E. Joels, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Bob Mauer (director), Fred Collins (announcer).

+ NBC net. "The Snowball Effect". Sustaining. A funny story about a sociological experiment that leads to a world government. The program is followed by five minutes of news. Ted Osborne, Wendell Holmes, Warren Parker, Audrey Blum, Mary Patton, Patsy O'Shea, Peggy Allenby, Katherine MacLean (author), Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer).

+ NBC net. "The Tunnel Under The World". Sustaining. A fascinating story of a man who wakes up three days in a row to find the date still June 15th. The script was used previously on "X Minus One" on March 14, 1956 (see cat. #52957) and subsequently on "Future Tense" on May 8, 1974 (see cat. #13277). The program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during September, 1974. Dean Olmquist, Amy Sidell, Elaine Rost, Bob Hastings, Ken Rafitte, Larry Haines, Norman Rose, Frederick Pohl (author).

+ NBC net. "The Map Makers". Sustaining. When the only navigator on a spaceship suddenly dies, no one else aboard seems to know how to get home! Frederick Pohl (author), John Larkin, Ed Prentiss, Bob Hastings, Tom Collins, Richard Hamilton, Burford Hampden, Rolly Bester, Carl Frank, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "Colony". Sustaining. The colony on a distant planet is in trouble. They're being attacked by strange creatures that take the place of common inanimate objects. Alan Bergman, William Quinn, Fredericka Chandler, James Stevens, John Larkin, Larry Robinson, Norman Rose, Phillip K. Dick (author), Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "Pictures Don't Lie. Sustaining. A radio signal originating from interstellar space turns out to be a television picture. It seems to be coming from an alien spaceship heading towards the Earth! The script was used subsequently on "Future Tense" on May 23, 1974 (see cat. #13267). Fred Collins (announcer), John Gibson, Sam Grey, Richard Hamilton, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Katherine MacLean (author), Joe DeSantis.

+ NBC net. "Appointment In Tomorrow". Sustaining. A plan is being made to expose "The Thinkers" who rule the world, with the help of their computer, "Maisie." Charles Penman, Daniel Sutter (director, transcriber), Dean Olmquist, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Arthur Hughes, Bob Hastings, William Welch (producer), Fred Collins (announcer), Fritz Leiber Jr. (author), Pat Hosley, Ted Osborne, Floyd Mack. 

+ NBC net. "Chain Of Command". Sustaining. A funny story about intelligent mice living in a top secret laboratory. John Gibson, John McGovern, Ann Thomas, Alan Bunce, Wendell Holmes, Staats Cotsworth, Stephen Arr (author), George Lefferts (adaptor), Fred Collins (announcer), Daniel Sutter (director), William Welch (producer). 

+ NBC net. "There Will Come Soft Rains," "Zero Hour". Sustaining. Two stories: one about the death of the house of the future. The other tells the story of the coming of "Drill," and the game of "Invasion." Both these stories were previously produced on "Escape" on October 4, 1953 (see vat. #4822), on "Dimension X" on June 17, 1950 (see cat. #3818). "Zero Hour" was also produced on "Suspense" on April 5, 1955 (see cat. #16388 and #76073) and May 18, 1958 (see cat. #16427) and on "Future Tense" on May 9, 1974 (see cat. #13271). The program was rebroadcast on June, 1973. The system cue has been deleted. Agnes Young, Butch Cavell, Denise Alexander, Norman Rose, Peter Lazer, Ray Bradbury (author), Rita Lynn, Roger De Koven, William Griffis, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Edward King (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "The Reluctant Heroes". Sustaining. A seasoned moon veteran is tricked into staying on the moon for another tour of duty. Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Frank M. Robinson (author), Fred Collins (announcer), Jim Drummond, James Stevens, Mandel Kramer, Richard Hamilton, William Welch (producer), Bob Hastings, Daniel Sutter (director, transcriber), Dick Janaver.

+ NBC net. "The Moon Is Green". Sustaining. A story set after the next atomic war. A woman dares to look out of the window, and sees a man who lives unprotected in the open air. Bill Lipton, Frank Milano (as a cat), Fred Collins (announcer), Fred Weihe (director, transcriber), Fritz Leiber Jr. (author), George Lefferts (adaptor), Ian Martin, Joyce Gordon, William Welch (producer)

+ NBC net. "The Girls From Earth". Sustaining. The program is preceded by five minutes of news. Two drifters on Mars get an idea to sell girls from back on Earth to the local uranium miners. Bob Hastings, Frank M. Robinson (author), James Stevens, John Gibson, Mandel Kramer, Phil Sterling, Richard Hamilton, George Lefferts (adaptor), , William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer).

+ NBC net. "Caretaker". Sustaining. An Earthman is rescued after spending twenty two years alone on a distant planet. Ted Osborne, Bill Lipton, Mason Adams, Raymond Edward Johnson, James H. Schmitz (author), Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Betty Caine, William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ Program #79. NBC net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "The Trap". Two hunters out in the mountains with a canteen of cheer, enjoy the pleasures of "Osmotic Suction." Finn O'Donovan (author), Donald Buka, Ralph Bell, William Redfield, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer).

+ NBC net. "Real Gone". Sustaining. The story of Ralph Therian and his unusual art medium. The program was rebroadcast on "Monitor" during November, 1974. The script was reused on "Future Tense" on May 29, 1974 (re-titled "Really Heavy"). See cat. #13275. Fred Collins (announcer), Kenneth MacGregor (director), Al Jazzbeaux Collins, Ernest Kinoy (writer), Harold Huber, John Baragrey, John McGovern, William Welch (producer), Kenneth MacGregor (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "The Lights On Precipiece Peak". Sustaining. Two mountain climbers try to find the source of mysterious lights. They find out what causes the lights, but no one would ever believe them! The system cue has been deleted. Steven Tall (author), Jim Boles, Joseph Helgeson (Joseph Hodgeson ?), Ted Osborne, Court Benson, Fred Collins (announcer), Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Kenneth MacGregor (director), William Welch (producer). 

+ NBC net. "At The Post". Sustaining. A race track tout helps a race of aliens plan for the end of mankind. The system cue has been deleted. The script was used subsequently on August 15, 1957 (see cat. #39850 and #11113). John Griggs, Sam Raskyn, Fred Collins (announcer), H. L. Gold (author), Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Kenneth MacGregor (director), Frank Maxwell, Arnold Moss, William Welch (producer), Ann Thomas. 

+ Program #91. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "At The Post". A race track tout helps a race of aliens plan for the end of mankind. See cat. #59390 for a network version of this broadcast. The script was used subsequently on August 15, 1957 (see cat. #39850). Ann Thomas, Arnold Moss, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Frank Maxwell, Fred Collins (announcer), H. L. Gold (author), John Griggs, Kenneth MacGregor (director), Sam Raskyn, William Welch (producer).

+ NBC net. "Something For Nothing". Sustaining. A guy gets a "Utilizer" from the future. It's a real wishing machine, but there's a catch! An excellent story! The system cue has been deleted. Joseph Julian, Dan Ocko, Jock MacGregor, John Gibson, Wendell Holmes, Ralph Bell, Karen Ford, Robert Sheckley (author), Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Fred Collins (announcer), Daniel Sutter (director), William Welch (producer).

+ Program #94. NBC net origination, AFRS rebroadcast. "Man's Best Friend". Is a man's best friend his mother or his computer, or both? Evelyn Smith (author), Wendell Holmes, William Redfield, Santos Ortega, Raymond Edward Johnson, Bob Hastings, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Leona Powers, Radcliff Hall (announcer), Daniel Sutter (director), William Welch (producer).

+ NBC net. "The Category Inventor". Sponsored by: Pabst Beer. Robots have taken over most of the jobs on Earth, who what's a guy to do? Invent one! This is a 1958 rebroadcast on "Nightline," hosted by Walter O'Keefe. This is a network, sponsored version of cat. #11117. Arthur Sellings (author), Nelson Olmsted, Wendell Holmes, Joseph Bell, Hetty Galen, Alan Bergman, Bert Cowlan, Edwin Cooper, Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer), Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Walter O'Keefe (host of "Nightline"), Frank Blair (promotional announcement for "Monitor"). 

+ Program #96. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "The Category Inventor". Robots have taken over most of the jobs on Earth, so what's a guy to do? Invent one! See cat. #72694 for a network rebroadcast of this program. Arthur Sellings (author), Nelson Olmsted, Wendell Holmes, Joseph Bell, Hetty Galen, Alan Bergman, Bert Cowlan, Edwin Cooper, Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer), Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer).

+ Program #98. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Early Model". A bulky "Proteck" shields an explorer on a faraway planet. The "Proteck" does have its limitations...and it's only an "early model." See cat. #2182 for a network version of this broadcast. Alistair Duncan, Anthony Campbell, Bob Hastings, Daniel Sutter (director, transcriber), Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Fred Collins (announcer), Joseph Bell, Robert Sheckley (author), William Welch (producer).

+ NBC net. "Early Model". Sustaining. A bulky "Proteck" shields an explorer on a faraway planet. The "Proteck" does have its limitations...and it's only an "early model." This is a network version of cat. #1l118. Robert Sheckley (author), Bob Hastings, Joseph Bell, Anthony Campbell, Alistair Duncan, Fred Collins (announcer), Daniel Sutter (director, transcriber), Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer).

+ NBC net. "The Haunted Corpse". Sponsored by: Pabst Beer. Swapped bodies and a plan for immortality. This is a more complete, sponsored version of cat. #11119. The program closing has been deleted, the story is complete. The script was used subsequently on "X Minus One" on December 12, 1957 (see cat. #39658). Frederick Pohl (author), Leon Janney, Jim Boles, Joseph Bell, Reese Taylor, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ Program #100. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "The Haunted Corpse". Swapped bodies and a plan for immortality. See cat. #39844 for a network, sponsored version of this broadcast. The script was used subsequently on "X Minus One" on December 12, 1957 (see cat. #39658). Frederick Pohl (author), Leon Janney, Joseph Bell, Jim Boles, Reese Taylor, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Daniel Sutter (director), Fred Collins (announcer).

+ NBC net. "The Scapegoat". Sponsored by: Pabst Beer. The story of a visitor from another world, and an obnoxious one at that! This is a network, sponsored version of cat. #11121. Richard Maples (author), Fred Collins (announcer), Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Karl Weber, Wendell Holmes, Jane Aymar, Bobby Alford, Guy Repp, Roger De Koven, William Welch (producer), Kenneth MacGregor (director).

+ Program #102. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "The Scapegoat". The story of a visitor from another world, and an obnoxious one at that! See cat. #39671 for a network, sponsored version of this broadcast. Bobby Alford, Guy Repp, Jane Aymar, Karl Weber, Richard Maples (author), Roger De Koven, Wendell Holmes, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Kenneth MacGregor (director), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "Drop Dead". Sustaining. An excellent story about a planet with a very obliging inhabitant, called "The Critter." This is a network version of cat. #11122. The program makes an early use of the word "ecologist" as a profession. One public service announcement has been deleted. Lawson Zerbe, Ralph Camargo, Joseph Bell, Clifford Simak (author), Fred Collins (announcer), Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), George Voutsas (director). 

+ Program #103. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Drop Dead". An excellent story about a planet with a very obliging inhabitant, called "The Critter." The program makes an early use of the word "ecologist" as a profession. See cat. #39669 for a network version of this program. Clifford Simak (author), George Voutsas (director), Joseph Bell, Lawson Zerbe, Ralph Camargo, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), William Welch (producer), Fred Collins (announcer). 

+ NBC net. "Saucer Of Loneliness". Sustaining. When a flying saucer is found in New York's Central Park, the woman who receives a message from outer space refuses to say what it is! The program is introduced by Walter O'Keefe as part of "Nightline." The middle public service announcement has been deleted. A very private message from the stars. The script was previously used on "X Minus One" on January 9, 1957 (see cat. #1524) and subsequently on "Future Tense" on May 16, 1974 (see cat. #13270). Theodore Sturgeon (author), Walter O'Keefe (host), Lynn Cook, Lydia Bruce, Joseph Bell, Harvey Hayes, Ross Martin, Roger De Koven, George Lefferts (adaptor), Fred Collins (announcer), George Voutsas (director). 

+ NBC net. "Tsylana". The commercials or public service announcements have been deleted. This is a network version of cat. #11124. A visit to Utopia, and everybody's happy...right? James E. Gunn (author), Fred Collins (announcer), Walter Black, David Ross, Adele Ronson, Guy Repp, George Lefferts (adaptor), George Voutsas (director), William Welch (producer). 

+ Program #107. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Tsylana". A visit to Utopia, and everybody's happy...right? See cat. #39668 for a network version of this program. James E. Gunn (author), Walter Black, David Ross, Adele Ronson, Guy Repp, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), George Voutsas (director), Fred Collins (announcer).

+ Program #109. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "A Wind Is Rising". When the breeze hits two hundred miles per hour, it's always nice weather for a cruise! Bert Cowlan, Finn O'Donovan (author of "The Romance Game"), Fred Collins (announcer), George Lefferts (adaptor), George Voutsas (director), Les Damon, William Griffis, William Welch (producer).

+ Program #111. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Point Of Departure". What is the shocking secrets of the "Poseidon Tablets" found under the Pyramids? This is a quality upgrade, AFRTS version of cat. #3041. Dean Olmquist, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Fred Collins (announcer), George Voutsas (director), Illya Bracha, Ivor Francis, James Stevens, Ronald Dawson (adaptor), Vaughn Shelton (author), William Welch (producer). 

+ NBC net. "Point Of Departure". Sustaining. What is the shocking secret of the "Poseiden Tablets" found under the pyramids? The program closing has been deleted. See cat. #11128 for an AFRTS rebroadcast of this program, in better audio condition. Dean Olmquist, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Fred Collins (announcer), George Voutsas (director), Illya Bracha, Ivor Francis, James Stevens, Ronald Dawson (adaptor), Vaughn Shelton (author), William Welch (producer).

+ NBC net. "Lulu". The story of a lovesick spaceship that digs poetry. The program closing has been deleted. Clifford Simak (author), Henry Norrell, Jan Miner, James Stevens, Nelson Olmsted, Walter Black, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), George Voutsas (director), Fred Collins (announcer).

+ Program #116. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Shock Troop". The battle for control of an unusual creature...from within. Bernard Lenrow, Daniel Galouye (author), Edwin Cooper, John Thomas, Ralph Camargo, Roger De Koven (narrator), Fred Collins (announcer), George Lefferts (narrator), William Welch (producer), George Voutsas (director). 

+ NBC net. "Double Dare". Sponsored by: Bromo Quinine. Two scientists from the Earth defend the honor of their home planet. This is network, sponsored version of cat. #11132. The script was used subsequently on "Future Tense" during July, 1976 (see cat. #23801). Robert Silverberg (author), Fred Collins (announcer), Ralph Camargo, Ivor Francis, Michael Ingram, Harvey Hayes, William Welch (adaptor, producer), George Voutsas (director). 

+ Program #120. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Double Dare". Two scientists from the Earth defend the honor of their home planet. See cat. #39670 for a network, sponsored version of this broadcast. The script was used subsequently on "Future Tense" during July, 1976 (see cat. #23801). Harvey Hayes, Ivor Francis, Michael Ingram, Ralph Camargo, Robert Silverberg (author), William Welch (adaptor, producer), George Voutsas (director), Fred Collins (announcer).

+ Program #122. NBC net origination, AFRTS rebroadcast. "Prime Difference". A henpecked husband gets androidal help with his domestic problems. Alan E. Nourse (author), Lawson Zerbe, Ann Loring, Evie Juster, John Thomas, Merrill E. Joels, George Lefferts (adaptor), William Welch (producer), George Voutsas (director), Fred Collins (announcer).