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The Zero Hour, Program One

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The Zero Hour, Program One

By: Rod Serling
Narrated by: Richard Crenna, Julie Adams, Keenan Wynn
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"Rest your eyes, and listen here....I'm Rod Serling, and this is The Zero Hour." From 1972 to 1974, The Zero Hour brought potent thrillers to the radio waves, edge-of-your-seat original radio dramas from best-selling mystery novels, featuring stars from radio's Golden Age and popular television personalities. Rest your eyes and experience a provocative episode from this legendary radio program. Featuring original music, sound effects, and a full cast of characters, this is theater for the mind.©16 9; 1996 HighBridge Company; 1973 Jay Michael Communications (P)16 9; 1973 Jay Michael Communications; 1996 HighBridge Company Suspense Thriller & Suspense Fiction
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I liked everything. It was a very gripping story. And I enjoyed the character performances immensely

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This kept me hooked right through, with a suspenseful, well-plotted script and believable acting by the whole cast.

Suspenseful, Excellent Script and Performances

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After buying the "Zero Hour 1," I quickly bought five more. They are absolutely perfect for a long road-trip. Much more entertaining than a simple audio book (now that I've become so accustomed to them over the past five years) these episodes are a great change of pace. They are made for radio, and the acting is superb (all the old TV and movie stars you've grown up with). Content-wise, sure they're a little dated, but imagine a twilightzonesque sense of irony and surprise, packaged in an hour and forty minute stage production that kicks most modern murder mystery's butt. And man, is it ever great to hear Rod do an introduction one more time. Some episodes are stronger than others but each is fun. You won't be disappointed taking a chance on two or three of these mini-masterpieces.

Great Fun

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