FUTURE TENSE (1 CD) =COMPLETE SERIES=

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1. FTNSE 74-05-06 #001 The Seventh Victim.mp3                          6.05MB
2. FTNSE 74-05-07 #002 Martian Death March.mp3                         6.31MB
3. FTNSE 74-05-08 #003 Cold Equation.mp3                               5.37MB
4. FTNSE 74-05-09 #004 Pictures Don't Lie.mp3                          6.30MB
5. FTNSE 74-05-13 #005 Knock.mp3                                       7.79MB
6. FTNSE 74-05-14 #006 With Folded Hands.mp3                           6.50MB
7. FTNSE 74-05-15 #007 Really Heavy, Third From the Sun.mp3            6.36MB
8. FTNSE 74-05-16 #008 Born of Man and Woman.mp3                       6.49MB
9. FTNSE 74-05-20 #009 A Pail of Air.mp3                               6.24MB
10. FTNSE 74-05-21 #010 The Old Die Rich.mp3                            6.62MB
11. FTNSE 74-05-22 #011 Tunnel Under the World.mp3                      6.13MB
12. FTNSE 74-05-23 #012 Zero Hour.mp3                                   5.42MB
13. FTNSE 74-05-27 #013 The Parade.mp3                                  5.98MB
14. FTNSE 74-05-28 #014 The Defenders.mp3                               6.03MB
15. FTNSE 74-05-29 #015 Protection.mp3                                  5.34MB
16. FTNSE 74-05-30 #016 Saucer of Loneliness.mp3                        6.72MB

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Files: 16   Total Size: 99.66MB  


Series Description:

FUTURE TENSE was a short series of shows that aired sometime in 1974
on WMUK, the college radio station of Western Michigan University,
Kalamazoo, Michigan.  The shows were produced by WMUK Special
Projects, using local actors.  Professor Eli Segal updated some X
MINUS ONE and/or DIMENSION X scripts, changing place and time to the
local area and time, as required.  The series used original X MINUS
ONE music opening, closing and scene bridges although it didn't use
the X MINUS ONE "blast off" sequence.  (It did use it at least once
as a sound effect).

In the first airing of the series in May of 1974, the shows were
broadcast Monday through Thursday (from a comment at the end of one
show).  The series was repeated in June of 1974 and again in August
of 1976.  In 1975, "Pail of Air" was awarded the Ohio State Award for
"network quality radio drama".  "Cold Equation" won a Peabody Award
in 1978 "for championing radio drama".

If you haven't heard the DIMENSION X or X MINUS ONE versions, look
for them first.  As all shows were done with non-professional actors
and production staff, the acting in the FUTURE TENSE shows is not up
to the standards of the originals.  Don't let that deter you from
giving them a try.  They are still very well done and are an
enjoyable listen.