Radio Drama · Listeners' uploads

CBSRMT WEEI

Heard
1978–1979
Episodes
19

Mirror of the archive maintained by Ken Long.

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. The Quadruple (rr of 780628) WEEI

    · 59 min

  2. The Dead House WEEI

    · 1 h 00 min

  3. Lost Dog (rr of 740109) WEEI

    · 59 min

  4. Nefertiti Part 1 - The Vulture Screams WEEI

    · 59 min

  5. Nefertiti Part II - To Kill a Pharaoh WEEI

    · 1 h 00 min

  6. Nefertiti Part III - The Cobra Strikes WEEI

    · 1 h 00 min

  7. Nefertiti Part IV - The Head with One Eye WEII

    · 59 min

  8. Nefertiti Part V - The Curse of the Scarab WEEI

    · 59 min

  9. Dead Ringer (rr of 740201) WEEI

    · 1 h 01 min

  10. The Long Long Sleep WEEI

    · 59 min

  11. The Avenging Ghost of Kitty Morgan WEEI

    · 58 min

  12. Everybody Does It WEEI

    · 59 min

  13. Blizzard of Terror (rr of 740510) WEEI

    · 57 min

  14. The Love God WEEI

    · 59 min

  15. End of a Memory (rr of 780911) (unverified source)

    · 58 min

  16. The Unseen Watcher WEEI

    · 1 h 00 min

  17. The Secret of Crow's Nest (rr of 780915) WEEI

    · 59 min

  18. The Tell-Tale Scar (rr of 780717) WEEI

    · 58 min

  19. The Believers WEEI

    · 58 min

Where it comes from 1

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  1. CBSRMT WEEI 1978-79

    Listeners' uploads · Himan Brown · 19 episodes here · archive.org

    the Internet Archive states no licence or rights for it.

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