CBS Radio Mystery Theater ~ Look Backward Sometimes 616
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- A tennis pro plans to flee to Europe after fighting with her husband. Enroute, the plane crashes and she finds that her judge of character serves her well as she and the survivors struggle to survive.
Air Dates: First Run - March 14, 1977
Repeat - July 17, 1977
Actors:
Greenhouse, Martha
Hammond, Earl
Horton, Russell
Maxwell, Roberta
Tabori, Kristoffer
Writer: Martin, Ian
i remember mom would turn all the lights out gather all three of us on the floor when i was 8 years old 1975-76-77and i listen now today#dbm
oh my goodness. That's what I'm doing right now minus the two other people
I use to too! Had a radio that had tubes and the room was lit up when the lights turned off!
What a wonderful memory. I was grown by 77 and married with a child. I wish I had known about this radio show. This is awesome! I fell asleep listening. Lol. ❤️🤗
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I was 15 in '77 & we would listen to these & other "theatre of the mind" stuff on Sunday nights.
Lying on the floor of the basement lighting the pilot on the water heater. This old show helped pass the time.
Wow just wow. I love these episodes that contain life lessons. At some point in all of our lives we are that bird flying backwards in some ways listening to these stories , wanting life to be as it was then , but knowing full well we should cherish right now. Life is to short to look back. Thanks for sharing these.
Life sucked back then. Energy crisis, no jobs, racial tension, riots and serial killers and kidnappings and whatever other hell ppl had to live in in their own homes. Great times. I couldn't wait to grow up.
@@susancates0213 I see no difference today other than the energy crisis
@@jdscovers356 Then you weren't there.
Thank you for posting these! Being a security officer at night in a spooky building makes the nights go by fast and scary!
I hear you John! I’ve loved this series my entire life and recently turned my Captain on to it too! It makes riding patrol in the cruiser go by faster as well!
Excellent story! Great message. We all need to reevaluate our lives sometimes
I was on a flight to Brunswick Georgia . It was a 30 seater . I had a widow seat right next to the wing . It had been a while since we took off and i was looking out the window .I turned to my friend I was going on holiday with and said, "look the wing is coved with oil ." Just then the pilot came on and said, " we are not going to make it, we have to turn around and go back ." When everyone was off the plane and safely inside, the engine exploded .
😱😱😱😱Dear Lord!
WOW OMG. August 1974 & September 1975, I flew to and from Okinawa while I was in the USMC. Both flights across the Pacific were very rough. We were all over the sky. I HATE TO FLY.
@@usmc-veteran73-77 The 3 & 1/2 hour flight from Georgia to Nevada is rough going . I couldn't imaging crossing the pacific .
@@DSpeir-pi6tm we flew from Okinawa to Anchorage, Alaska and it took about 9 hours, non-stop It was miserable, close seats and Im over 6 feet tall.
@@usmc-veteran73-77 And no whisky or valiums in sight right ?! It must have been hell . At least you can get a drink on a commercial flight . Happy Thank Giving .
Sadly, my mom has passed away 7 years ago. I really miss her
She went to prepare you a place, you will definetely see her again.lots of love and hugs❤❤❤🤗🙏
You will see her again when you go back to the spiritual world just as the same with me, I miss mom and dad!
Nope. No such thing. Deal with reality people.
Remembering my mom and I listening to these episodes in the dark right before bedtime. I remembering bring a little girl intently listening to these episodes. Some of the episodes were very scary
I do security at night inside a spooky building and listening to these shows scares me when I go on patrol!
When this played July 1977, I was a Sgt in the USMC, listening to these great classics at Camp LeJeune, NC.
thank you for serving our country. And thank you for serving your ears the CBS Radio Mystery Theater also. Got to have some fun
@@ji5055 yes you're right. We enjoyed our down time.
The world. 🌎 December 7th 1941 radio
another great era. Looks like history is going to repeat itself
@@usmc-veteran73-77 did you ever check out Dr. Chuck Missler transhumanism he did some work for the government he's pretty well-known. I was born in 1961 2 days before Christmas lucky me. I'm listening to a radio show now. I threw a bunch of blankets on the floor and I've got my old fashioned radio out and I'm pretending I'm camping. With treats nearby. Hey I learned to get along with myself really great during the quarantine. LOL
@@ji5055 hang in there. Hopefully a vaccine will be approved. Yes we are finding other ways to keep busy. And the old radio shows were great. What's unique about these radio shows,they came from the 70s not the real old radio shows from the 30s, 40s & 50s my parents from the Greatest Generation grew up on.
The only good memories of my stepdad is riding into town to pick up pizza. The best'st memory was ignoring the s.d(stepdad) and getting lost in the story. THANK YOU CBS MYSTERY RADIO. I'm pushing 60 now and STILL enjoy the stories.
I remember as a kid listening to CBS Mystery Theater before bed. That is what go me interested in plays. Great memories.
I couldn't wait to catch an episode at 10 p.m. I remember all the commercials too. This is great because I'm one of those people that thinks if the past is good then live in it! I've got quite a collection of path treasures and treats. Right down to the candy an even the perfume of the 70s. Thank you very much..
chilly sunshine is it great name but for me it's more of a "Warm Darkness!
Tell me about some of the candy and perfume you got from back then, I’d like to smell and taste the 70’s and 80’s myself
@@2ndAveScents Babe, Jovan Musk, Now and Laters, Square Pops, Zero candy bar.....
I stumbled across many episodes of the CBS Radio Mystery Theater on CZcams, but very few are accompanied by artwork as good as those you use.
Why isn't there a weekly mini series of these make'ya think stories?
great episode the face of humanity is in this episode i wish all the world could listen to this episode and take heed in its message.
Love CBS Radio Mystery Theater, never missed back in the 70s
So many awesome stories, hard to choose which one to listen too 😊😊
Listening on the toilet when I hear
“Sponsored by ExLax”
I laughed so hard I pooped.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦♀️
hey Dan the Man. It was funny I like a man with a sense of humor especially when his name is Dan and he's on the can
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It worked! 😆
Another happy ending. How dare they!
I like the artwork that you post with these great stories. I wish there were still stories this style still being made to listen to. I think even with 📺 and the internet it is still nice to listen and imagine the story in your mind. Also great for before bed to unwind. At least we have these classics to enjoy. Thank you for all the work in putting these up for us to enjoy!!
One of my favorite stories!
Mine too. Let's have a date
Mine too!
Another great story! Binge listening during😷 pandemic Sep 2020 3:30A. Enjoying vodka pomegranate & snacks in Oakland CA
That wasn't creepy at all, infact it had a happy ending.
Great story, thanks for posting!👏👍😊
That was a great story! This one had everything. Romance, international intrigue, disaster
I love it when the stewardesses please extinguish all your cigarettes! Life before smoke free flights
I ask myself,"Do I want to fly any time soon?" --answer: "Maybe"
I don't want to fly at all.
No chance x
Not me, heck no.
Thanks for helping me clean my house!❤️
I just started listening to these before bed. Guessed they were from the 50s....they sound much older than 70s.
Love 💘 this station CBS Radio 📻
this one is a spine tingeler
I’d have Russell Horton’s baby! #1 New Zealand fan here.
Life is a risk! Most flights land safely!
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OMG, I lost my husband in october and this is SO triggering.............
Be careful what you wish for.
Nothing better to get your mind off of the country on lockdown
You are locking down yourself. Parks, bikepaths, lakes, mountains, rivers, hiking trails aren't locked down. Think for yourself🐏
like the ladies voice
Bravo!
The adage is not a truism as conceived by many, 'The exception proves the rule'
We dont use the word "prove" in the sense it was used when this phrase originated. In the archaic sense, the same word would apply in 'battle proves the mettle of a man', in other words battle _tests_ it. Taken as we use the word "proves" we'd say, 'The exception _disproves_ the rule.'
CASEY KASEM
"Keep your feet on the ground, and keep reaching for the stars."
The voice making the announcements on the plane sounded like one of the voices of the computer on Star Trek.
Are you kidding? Sounds nothing like Majel Barrett ( the computer voice in star trek)!
@@hidden7195 I was thinking of the voice of the computer in "Assignment: Earth" that was used by the character Gary Seven. That computer was voiced by Barbara Babcock, who was on the series several more times, twice as characters and a few times as voices of aliens.
Hubby is a jerk
Jerry Johnson I wish I could agree with you a hundred times over, it will only let me agree once.
Ill try to do better Honey. Your Hubby.
Good morning to others in TUCSON, AZ. 06/2022
Beautiful love story
Back in the day when booze was used for 1st Aid and you could smoke on airplanes.
This is one of my favorite artworks you chose for this episode. Spooky🤭
An emotional story about
Great episode.
I smiled at the end : )
Great 👍🏼
3 boxes ?
2 aeroplanes?
Wagonicki ?
four ?
:-)
She says I am a women and I not stop working to have children. I a man and you would not have to ask me twice to stop working. I can't understand any person living to go to work unless perhaps if it was your own business. 95 % of German women choose to stay at home and look after the children and receive the equivalent of the minimum wage through tax breaks to do so. I tell my two daughters if you want to have happy family life and watch your kids grow up marry a German .
Excellent story