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good story but one MAJOR flaw. According to radiogoldindex.com, Ruth says she remembers Harry from Stuyvesant High School. Stuyvesant High School was an all-boys high school until the late 60's!
Commented Sep 12, 2010 on Suspense - Remember Me? at Escape and Suspense!
Suspense - Remember Me?
In "Remember Me?," Dan Duryea stars as a hoodlum, who runs into a woman that he knew in high school, while committing an armed robbery. As the episode opens, Harry Norris enters a local grocery store and tells the owner, Mr. Liebowitz, to hand over the money in the register. The owner resists ...
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I find Mary Jane Croft's voice to be quite sensuous, which is how she got some vixen-type roles, but here she's in take no prisoners mode!
Commented May 3, 2010 on Suspense - The Operation at Escape and Suspense!
Suspense - The Operation
In "The Operation," a man regains his self respect when he is mistaken for a doctor and then must pretend to operate. As the episode opens, two gunmen are committing a robbery. Before they can get away, one of them is shot by the shop owner. Meanwhile, a man named Mr. Carter arrives at his doc...
I wonder if Smiley had Asperger's Syndrome or mild autism. (autism was first researched in 1943, Asperger's Syndrome wasn't recognized till the 1980's). I have Asperger Syndrome and think Smiley would probably fit in this category.
Commented Dec 6, 2009 on Suspense - Smiley at Escape and Suspense!
Suspense - Smiley
In "Smiley," Donald O'Connor stars as a man who has a grudge against all women after being falsely convicted of a crime. Harold Smythe was a happy guy that everyone called "Smiley." He had a job as a dishwasher and never caused any trouble. Sure, people thought it was strange that he was obse...
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