For general Chit Chat!!

Am listening to old RADIO broadcasts of a show called "GunSmoke"

Gotta say, it is heads and miles above ANYTHING I ever saw in the TV version!!!

I am laughing my butt off!!!!!

Point of interest....the character of "Dillon" was played by Robert Conrad. Of course, HE was not considered to be cast, for the TV version.....

Another piece of trivia: Robert Conrad also provided one of the voices for the best, way before its time iconic "adult" cartoon...."Rocky and Bullwinkle"....

I recommend, very heartily, a visit to 'HULU"....just, if for no other reason, to see the entire "Rocky and Bullwinkle" series.

As I've said.....these, only lasting for ONE season, in early 1960s TV....still, twenty episodes, and WAY ahead of their time!!!!! Poor quality cartoons, but poignant and spot on topical comment!!!!

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Ah the Big Broadcast on WAMU (npr radio in dc), on Sunday afternoons.

A favorite in this dog's household.

Good stuff ww.

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Hi Weedy, Hulu is a great site.. and since I live pretty close to "frostbite falls" I have always loved Rocky and Bullwinkle..

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Thank you....thank you very much!!!

i have to concur, Rocky And Bullwinkle is quite great indeed

now the movie they made...

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AAARRRRGHHH!!!!

Well....Brendan Frasier, not always hard on the eyes....but, as Dudley Dooright?????

Epic FAIL!!!!!

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AAARRRRGHHH!!!!

Well....Brendan Frasier, not always hard on the eyes....but, as Dudley Dooright?????

Epic FAIL!!!!!

mate that movie was such an epic fail, it failed epically at being an epic fail

what about underdog?

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They have Old radio shows on where I am almost every evening
and I've been listening to them for decades now.



Here's a great source for Archived Old Radio shows plus just about anything else you could possibly want.

Old Time Radio At the Internet Archive

Some of my favorites are the Mystery shows


The WayBack Machine is allot of fun too.
You just type in a URL and you find old versions of Webs sites including ATS.

The Internet Archive