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Vanishing Point: CBC Sci-Fi UPGRADES

Heard
1984–1986
Episodes
24
Language
English

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Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. The Testing of Stanley Teagarden

    · 27 min

  2. Disappearance

    · 29 min

  3. Death and the Compass

    · 33 min

  4. The Playground

    · 27 min

  5. The Lost Door

    · 28 min

  6. Skin

    · 28 min

  7. Meteor

    · 28 min

  8. The Woman in Black Velvet

    · 29 min

  9. Seeing God

    · 29 min

  10. The Black Serpent

    · 33 min

  11. The Enormous Radio

    · 26 min

  12. Curse of the Unnamed Planet

    · 28 min

  13. The Nine Billion Names of God

    · 30 min

  14. The Language of Flowers

    · 27 min

  15. Past Imperfect

    · 28 min

  16. The Count's Wife

    · 35 min

  17. Split Second

    · 27 min

  18. A Small Good Thing

    · 32 min

  19. I'm a Stranger Here Myself

    · 29 min

  20. Looking for a Quiet Place

    · 29 min

  21. A Silent Agreement

    · 29 min

  22. Death of a Physicist

    · 27 min

  23. Open Wide

    · 29 min

  24. Certain Distant Suns

    · 29 min

Where it comes from 1

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  1. Vanishing Point: CBC Sci-Fi UPGRADES

    Listeners' uploads · CBC · 24 episodes here · archive.org

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