Favorite Program TITLE

[KARAF]

OK, so it's a little silly. :roll:

But I find myself downloading shows based on their wonderful titles. Who could resist
"The Rich Ostrich" or
"The Old One's are Hard to Kill" or
"Die, You're on Magic Camera".

Any other doozies you just couldn't resist?

KARAF

[vgarci]

Yep, The Suicide Club is one.

[CusBlues]

I just listened to Die, You're on Magic Camera the other night. A very good one. It is very similar to a Twilight Zone episode.

[Charlie]

[quote:4cad543026="vgarci"]Yep, The Suicide Club is one.[/quote:4cad543026]

That would make an interesting "Show Of The Week" someday. I've heard that one.

Charlie

[vgarci]

Agreed. I loved The Suicide Club. vince

[KARAF]

Yep, I too fell for "The Suicide Club". Haven't heard it yet, but it jumped out at me when I saw the title. Loads of potential plot lines just race through my mind even thinking about it...

KARAF

[Ross]

Heads you love, Tales you die

- Ross

[dnagle]

The Guiseppe Verdi Autobus (...?)
-Dan

[Driftwoodx]

This is my first post , but my favorite title is "The young die good"

[vgarci]

Driftwoodx,
Welcome to Charlie's forums!! Can we ship some programs to you?

[Driftwoodx]

Thanks for the welcome and the offer, but I am one of those lazy types that bought them off the internet before I found this site. Thanks though

[Charlie]

Welcome aboard Driftwoodx.

Charlie

[NAtlantis]

:roll:

I really enjoyed: [i:eae8a6f62a]The Chess Master [/i:eae8a6f62a](starring Fred Gwynne), I also really [i:eae8a6f62a]enjoyed Gate 27 [/i:eae8a6f62a](also starring Fred Gwynne). Another favorite episode starring Fred Gwynne was [i:eae8a6f62a]Natural Sugar[/i:eae8a6f62a].

There was a random one that comes to mind: [i:eae8a6f62a]The Last Printers Devil[/i:eae8a6f62a].

I would love to hear more of the groups favorites. It's fun to go and listen to what others enjoy. I obviously developed a liking for the Gwynne episodes. Great voice, great actor...

Best regards to CBSRMT fans... I am working on my website... I am not sure when things are going to be up to snuff, but many of you might enjoy the streaming radio utilities area... there is more to come. I am still sliding along the learning curve. Feel free to visit! Advise and cticism welcome. http://www.NAtlantis.com

John in Charleston, SC

[vgarci]

NTAtlantis,
I had looked at your website once before and noticed you were a fan of Shakespeare. There was a thread I was hoping you'd join that centered on Shakespeare and the CBSRMT (yeah, I know we really don't know who Shakespeare was). Take a look at:
http://www.iamoka.com/cbsrmt/forum/viewtopic.php?t=145&sid=f40bc39ee322ec830a1fd1ca583fe26a

[Texas]

Here's one I just got from KaZaa today: "Big Momma".

I'll give you a review in the listening log later....

[Ethelmertz]

I too download by title name, or did before Charlie so generously streamed me the shows.
A few of my favorites are: The House on Chimney Pot Lane,
The Overcoat, Blood Red Roses, Little Lucy's Lethal Libation and Her Long Blond Hair. The only one of those I've listened to is Blood Red Roses.

I like the idea of the show of the week because it gets me motivated to find time to listen to these shows with the great titles.

[Michael]

[i:155c34f9bb]Blood, Thunder and a Woman in Green[/i:155c34f9bb] has got to be one of the best "get your attention" titles.

[vgarci]

Michael,
Great title. I may have to put that one into the rotation!