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Suspense (radio drama)

Suspense is a radio drama series broadcast on CBS Radio from 1940 through 1962.

1942–1962, Alfred Hitchcock & Revival

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Genre
Drama and suspense
Country of origin
United States
Directed by
Ted Bliss, · John Dietz, · Fred Hendrickson, · Anton Leader, · Elliott Lewis,
Home station
CBS Radio Network
Language
English
No. of episodes
946

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Overview

Alfred Hitchcock

1942–1962

Opening introductions

Recognition

Satire

Revival

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Suspense (radio drama)

Nodes96
Edges95
Triples36
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.020833
Components1

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Suspense (radio drama)

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Written by · 15
Suspense (radio drama) → E. Jack Neuman,, George Wells,, Hugh Pentecost,, J. Donald Wilson,, James Poe,, John Dickson Carr,, John Shaw,, Larry Roman,, Louis Pelletier,, Lucille Fletcher,, Mel Dinelli, Robert L. Richards,, Robert Tallman,, Sigmund Miller,, Walter Newman,
Directed by · 10
Suspense (radio drama) → Anton Leader,, Bruno Zirato Jr., Charles Vanda,, Elliott Lewis,, Fred Hendrickson,, John Dietz,, Norman Macdonnell,, Robert Lewis Shayon,, Ted Bliss,, William N. Robson,
Produced by · 4
Suspense (radio drama) → Bruno Zirato Jr., Norman Macdonnell,, William N. Robson,, William Spier,
Country of origin · 1
Suspense (radio drama) → United States
Genre · 1
Suspense (radio drama) → Drama and suspense
Home station · 1
Suspense (radio drama) → CBS Radio Network
Language · 1
Suspense (radio drama) → English
No. of episodes · 1
Suspense (radio drama) → 946
Original release · 1
Suspense (radio drama) → June 17, 1942 (1942-06-17) – September 30, 1962 (1962-09-30)
Running time · 1
Suspense (radio drama) → 30 minutes or one hour

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suspense radio cbs episodes lewis series john robert time one program william hitchcock drama show norman macdonnell robson first episode

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Suspense (radio drama)Country of originUnited States1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Directed byTed Bliss,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Directed byJohn Dietz,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Directed byFred Hendrickson,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Directed byAnton Leader,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Directed byElliott Lewis,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Directed byNorman Macdonnell,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Directed byWilliam N. Robson,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Directed byRobert Lewis Shayon,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Directed byCharles Vanda,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Directed byBruno Zirato Jr.1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)GenreDrama and suspense1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Home stationCBS Radio Network1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)LanguageEnglish1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)No. of episodes9461.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Original releaseJune 17, 1942 (1942-06-17) – September 30, 1962 (1962-09-30)1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Produced byNorman Macdonnell,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Produced byWilliam Spier,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Produced byWilliam N. Robson,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Produced byBruno Zirato Jr.1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Running time30 minutes or one hour1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Written byJohn Dickson Carr,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Written byLucille Fletcher,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Written bySigmund Miller,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Written byE. Jack Neuman,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Written byWalter Newman,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Written byLouis Pelletier,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Written byHugh Pentecost,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Written byJames Poe,1.00infobox
Suspense (radio drama)Written byRobert L. Richards,1.00infobox

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