CBS Radio Mystery Theater ~ The Time Fold 799 

I was 8 years old in 1978. Thankfully my mom let me listen to these with her as I grew up. These are so nostalgic and good.

I am enjoying these every nite INSTEAD of tv….SO much more entertaining & they make my mind more active & imaginative! Luv Fred Gwynne! 👍

I remember having a radio on the nightstand ,couldn't miss these shows when I was a kid. Great memories ! Thank You!

It's always great to have a little scifi in our Mystery Theater. :) Keeps things fresh. Greetings from Germany

Remember first listening to these programs on the original WGSO in New Orleans in the late seventies,greatest station ever in N.O.I recall being scared listening to them as a 10 yr old and the commercials were actually a relief from the suspense.I actually enjoyed the advertisements.Hearing them now gives me a sense of warmth.We had a great nation and we've messed it up.

Love these old stories 👏👏👏

Love listening to these 💗 This one originally aired the day after my birthday 👍

WOR 710! 1974 7:30pm! I was glued to the radio listening to E.G. Marshall!

The theater of the mind! What a great description for CBS Radio Mystery Theater!

I love these radio plays and the great character actors of the time with their skilled and trained voices. Fred Gwinn, what a distinctive voice!

Oh how I looked forward to these nightly radio shows in the 70s! Theater of the mind indeed! The skill of writers, directors, actors and technicians - all to entertain us and sometimes make us think what if! Even with 4K TV, Internet and more, good ole radio shows are still very entertaining in the 2020s!

When I was 12yrs old I use to try to listen ever night. It came on the radio at 11:00 PM and I had to be up at 6:00 AM. I loved the Mysterys but most often I'd fall to sleep before it was over. That local radio station would preempt the show for anything. I hated that!

More entertaining than anything on TV . I fondly remember listening to these as as a kid with my dad.great times👍👍👍

I remember hearing these at night over AM late night radio and wish something like it would come back. It brought hours of enjoyment to me on those long lonely nights out on the job.

1978, glad to hear that this great program lasted so long, wish we still had great radio drama like this.

One of My favorites thanks so much!!

Great story. I really enjoyed it and as usual, fine acting.

Listened to these episodes with my mom as a kid on WBBM news radio 78 during the late 70s.

I remember when is was a child,me my cousins and mom,and dad listened to this episode. This was and still interesting episode. Puts me in the same frame of mind when is first listen to it.David Back.

I just wanted to say Chilly thank you. Also I can only hope humanity survives earth’s changing environment. I also wanted to say that your radio shows reach even a younger generation that wasn’t around when this played on radio. So thank you

I use to go to bed listening to this in the 70's

So glad to find your channel, enjoying these programs to the max! 👍😊 This as well as Ghost Plane are my favorites, so far...✈️ 🛩️

Wow, what a thriller!!!!!! Thank you so much!!! ✈🛸🚪🛎

I Suffer from PTSD so i rarely watch television, id much rather close my eyes and use my imagination : )

I actually remember hearing this one way back when. I was laying down in an upstairs studio apartment with a black light on pretending I wasn't home to have an evening of peace and quiet

*Tremendous* work posting these gems for fresh generations to enjoy! (It'd be even greater if their descriptions were tweaked such that their primary plot twists are not compromised.)

Old progs but still good today..great stories☺Thanks Chilly.

These are fantastic, thanks Chilly. I remember listening to "Our Miss Brooks" on AFN Europe in the 70's.

Loved Fred, Great actor and seemed to be great guy!!

The same thing happened to me in 1967 when I was a kid

I can't believe I'm still upp!! 3.24.22🥰😬😴💕🛌📻🌙💤

John Anderson as the pilot of the ✈ in a T. Z. zone episode, lost in time.

I listen to these every day and night. I know that I have to suspend belief but it is difficult when I know that they are in a tin plane that supposedly ended up in space and isn't crushed by the atmosphere or burned up but birds can take it down. Yet I loved Gwynne as Herman Munster. LOL

Thank you so much! I really appreciated all of these!

Oh wow, Fred Gwynne!

Interesting that they kept referring to being 90 millions miles away and thereby being close to the moon. The moon is only 225,000 miles away, the Sun is 93 million

It says I listened to this one a mo the ago but I don't remember any of this one... I must have fallen 😴 asleep

Enjoyed this one our fred played a great role ish as usual but he lurched around a lot ha ha!!!

Cilly you are a gem thanks Tommy from Belfast 🙏🏿🇮🇪

Thanks for sharing Chilly

I love this stuff!!

Rip Fred Gwinn aka Herman Munster & the Judge in My cousin Vinny .

I listened to these....and older shows like the Shadow, etc, throughout the late 60's and 70's late at night....drove my mom nuts! But loved everyone of them. Personally, I'd have stayed on Goodship 1.....being a devoted follower of the original Star Trek, Outer limits.......😊

They said JFK Jr got mixed up as to whether he was upside-down or right-side-up because he couldn't read instruments yet. How scary.

Would couple of big bubble levels help if you're totally disoriented? What do planes have as a back-up if their instrument panel can't be trusted?

In the radio tower when he's getting his weather report sounds like Fred Gwynn..

"Alice, one of these days-- POW! Right to the moon!"

They make at least two mistakes. They're supposedly around the Moon but keep saying that they have traveled 90 million miles. That would put them near the Sun. The moon is only 250,000 miles. And they say the Fourth Dimension is involved. Uh yeah, that's also known as time. Of course it's involved but it doesn't explain how they made it to the Moon.

Cant get steven off to sleep without story 40+ lol

Wow .Buick Electra mileage 22mpg and 15mpg " Estimates lower in California" My how times have changed

at 35:45 The Major actually says "what a bummer"

3.24.22 Brooklyn NY 😴👑💕🛌📻🌙💤

There are a few problems with the script. The distance from the earth to the moon is not 93 million miles, which is later correctly stated as 250 thousand miles. There are also E.G.Marshall's lines calling the space station "God Speed One", when the script for the actors has it named "Good Speed One". CBS synopsis also has the name "Good Speed One".

Good story

4.19.22 502am Brooklyn NYC 🐈🐈🌧️🤗💤✌🏻🗽📻🌚🛌

Thanks

Trying to equate 90 million miles with the moon. 🤔

🌛🌜"can we land there?"😆😆

Fred Gwynn ..aka Herman Munster!! lol

Mr Munster himself

come innñ 😈

So I decided to do something random, got tired of watching the same stuff and whatever words pop in my head, I was gonna lookup on youtube and here I am. Idk what I'm about to get myself into. 😮

Radio dramas in the 1970s?

Love Fred Gwynne, but that's not how science works

Unshackled by Pacific Garden missions is it good radio program based on true story

It's 2021. The international space station is a reality. China is on the moon, and America is talking about going back to build a mining colony. Russia, China, India, and America are working to start colonies on Mars. I just hope humans as a species don't mess of those two places like we have Earth.

Does true value sell penetrating oil?

Such a lame hollywood ending though 👎 "We can''t stay because wouldn't have to fight for it"' DERP

Can't you get rid of the commercials? I hated them then and I hate them now.

Music

Lots of crack pots in the comments.

The author is a scientific ignoramus.

I’m