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David.Harding.Counterspy

Heard
1942–1953
Episodes
61

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Washington Woman Spy

    · 30 min

  2. Nazis From Mexico

    · 29 min

  3. Spy Submarine Logansport

    · 29 min

  4. German Spies

    · 31 min

  5. Washington Woman Spy

    · 31 min

  6. The Bag Of Dynamite

    · 27 min

  7. Explosive Dog aka The Case Of The Bug Of Dynamite

    · 30 min

  8. Stolen Car Racket Rehearsal

    · 32 min

  9. Mexican Rancho

    · 31 min

  10. Poison Peddler

    · 29 min

  11. Blackmailed Hijacker

    · 30 min

  12. Murmured Million

    · 31 min

  13. Statue of Death

    · 29 min

  14. Desert Explosion

    · 30 min

  15. Bouncing Bank Robber

    · 30 min

  16. Murdering Messenger

    · 31 min

  17. Cold Blooded Professor Pt1

    · 31 min

  18. Cold Blooded Professor Pt2

    · 31 min

  19. Arrogant Arsonist

    · 31 min

  20. Courageous Come-on

    · 29 min

  21. Flatbush Fagin

    · 30 min

  22. Hot Car Killer

    · 31 min

  23. Postal Pirates Pt1

    · 31 min

  24. Postal Pirates Pt2

    · 32 min

  25. Visiting Vultures

    · 31 min

  26. Vicious Visitor

    · 31 min

  27. Sweepstakes Murder

    · 30 min

  28. The Case of the Genuine Counterfeit

    · 28 min

  29. Case of the Society Swindler

    · 30 min

  30. Case of the High Class Hijacker

    · 29 min

  31. The Case of the Photograph Furrier

    · 31 min

  32. The Case of the International Intrigue

    · 31 min

  33. Magic Murder

    · 29 min

  34. Case of the Mile High Murders

    · 29 min

  35. Hoodlums Hero

    · 29 min

  36. Fabulous Formula Pt1

    · 29 min

  37. Fabulous Formula Pt2

    · 29 min

  38. Case of the Hijacked Country

    · 24 min

  39. Murdered Confessor

    · 29 min

  40. Soaring Saucer

    · 31 min

  41. Crystalline Double Cross

    · 28 min

  42. Tattooed Eye

    · 24 min

  43. The Case of the Foolish Father

    · 30 min

  44. The Case of the Foreign Fires

    · 30 min

  45. The Case of the Curious Conspiracy

    · 29 min

  46. The Case of the Insidious Impersonation

    · 31 min

  47. Case of the Carbon Consul

    · 31 min

  48. The Case of the Stolen Secret

    · 30 min

  49. The Case of the Pseudo Spuds

    · 31 min

  50. The Case of the Hideous Hijacker

    · 28 min

  51. The Case of the Spectrograph

    · 29 min

  52. The Case of the Infiltrating Agent

    · 29 min

  53. The Case of the Invisible Insurrectionist

    · 28 min

  54. The Case of the Pretty Plant

    · 28 min

  55. The Case of the Kleptomaniac Clue

    · 28 min

  56. The Case of the Captured Contact

    · 24 min

  57. Case of the Double Crossing Defender

    · 26 min

  58. The Fight Against Narcotics

    · 30 min

  59. Maisie the Barfly

    · 23 min

  60. The Case of the Diamond Thieves

    · 28 min

  61. The Nazi Radio Station

    No date given · 29 min

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  1. David.Harding.Counterspy

    Old Time Radio · 61 episodes here · archive.org

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