Lights Out query
Posted: Mon Sep 25, 2006 1:20 am
Hi everyone,
I'm a long-time OTR fan (17 years), first time commenter on this site (although I've visited it and found it extremely informative for awhile).
I've got a question that I hope someone can help with. It's one that goes back to when I first started listening to OTR.
The first OTR stories that I listened to were Arch Oboler's Lights Out Everybody. They scared the pants off me. The episodes I got in the late eighties seemed to have re-recorded intros for the the theme music, and modern day introductions by Oboler, himself.
Ok, now for the question: One of the stories (a personal favorite) is called "Night." Does anyone know when this was produced? It wouldn't seem to be a true OTR show, because it references the Vietnam War, characters say they are going to "beam in on NASA," and although it's never explictly stated, there would appear to be an aged former Nazi character in the program, as well, putting it some time after WWII.
The program features an introduction by Vincent Price.
I've done internet searches galore, trying to find information about the episode, but have come up empty handed. Anyone know the scoop about "Night"?
Thanks, and take care.
I'm a long-time OTR fan (17 years), first time commenter on this site (although I've visited it and found it extremely informative for awhile).
I've got a question that I hope someone can help with. It's one that goes back to when I first started listening to OTR.
The first OTR stories that I listened to were Arch Oboler's Lights Out Everybody. They scared the pants off me. The episodes I got in the late eighties seemed to have re-recorded intros for the the theme music, and modern day introductions by Oboler, himself.
Ok, now for the question: One of the stories (a personal favorite) is called "Night." Does anyone know when this was produced? It wouldn't seem to be a true OTR show, because it references the Vietnam War, characters say they are going to "beam in on NASA," and although it's never explictly stated, there would appear to be an aged former Nazi character in the program, as well, putting it some time after WWII.
The program features an introduction by Vincent Price.
I've done internet searches galore, trying to find information about the episode, but have come up empty handed. Anyone know the scoop about "Night"?
Thanks, and take care.