FBI in Peace and War

English · Radio, OTR

4.5 (19 Bewertungen)

The FBI in Peace and War was a radio crime drama inspired by Frederick Lewis Collins' book of the same name. The show was created by Louis Pelletier, who wrote many of the scripts, contributing to its unique storytelling.

Other notable writers for the series included Jack Finke, Ed Adamson, and Collins himself. This engaging program delves into the world of crime and justice, showcasing the efforts of the FBI during a pivotal time in history.

This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

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The Crackup	28:06
Unfinished Business	28:10
The Fence	27:52
The Traveling Man	29:17
Double Play	25:04
The Windfall	23:35
The Executive Type	23:37
The Carnival Act	23:19
The Smoke Ring	23:51
The Eighty Grand Exit	25:01
The $25,000 Bond	21:52
The $25,000.00 Bond	25:01
The Good Boy	24:44
Strictly Business	19:45
Specialty Act	19:40
The Courier	28:51
The Serious Type	25:20
The Target	25:01
The Scientific Touch	25:10
The Bungler	22:41
Room for Improvement	23:50
Silver Pearl	23:26
Ladies in Lace	25:01
Dumb Luck	19:59
The Fixer	25:07

Bewertungen

Great Show, Some Distorted Transfers

(5 Sterne)

Charlie Heinz

Yeah, it's a great show. Too bad some of the transfers are distorted. So heck, I just skip past them. The narrator in some of the episodes sounds like Jackson Beck. But not in the harsh style he used in the Superman radio shows. Despite the bad transfers, I give it the highest rating because by gosh the shows are here!

Decent show.

(4 Sterne)

MPOEye

Not a bad series, although I much prefer Hollywood-based shows over New York ones like this. The announcer is Jackson Beck (of Superman and "Bluto" fame), Episode #16, "The Courier" shouldn't even be here, as it is from This is Your FBI--and entirely different show.

Great show

(5 Sterne)

jeffzkrazie

one of the best crime shows of the 40s-50s hands down.

Thanks

(4.5 Sterne)

The commissioner

Everything besides the audio quality is great