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1st Broadcast 9th December 1988 [[BBC Radio 2]] | 1st Broadcast 9th December 1988 [[BBC Radio 2]] | ||
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== Producers == | == Producers == | ||
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[[Dirk Maggs]] | [[Dirk Maggs]] | ||
[[Harry Thompson]] | [[Harry Thompson]] | ||
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== Director == | == Director == | ||
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[[Dirk Maggs]] | [[Dirk Maggs]] | ||
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== Written By == | == Written By == | ||
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[[Mark Brisenden]] | [[Mark Brisenden]] | ||
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== Produced for == | == Produced for == | ||
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BBC Radio Light Entertainment [[BBC Radio 2]] | BBC Radio Light Entertainment [[BBC Radio 2]] | ||
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== Synopsis == | == Synopsis == | ||
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4 No Horror Spoofs | 4 No Horror Spoofs | ||
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== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
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Actor Character | Actor Character | ||
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Dr Weird [[David Graham]] | Dr Weird [[David Graham]] | ||
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== Production Crew == | == Production Crew == | ||
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Not known at this time | Not known at this time | ||
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== Recorded at == | == Recorded at == | ||
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[[Paris Studio]] London England on 24th October 1988 | [[Paris Studio]] London England on 24th October 1988 | ||
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== Music Composed & Arranged == | == Music Composed & Arranged == | ||
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Not known at this time | Not known at this time | ||
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== Comment by Dirk Maggs == | == Comment by Dirk Maggs == | ||
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Cybil Liberty is a fictional detective character based in Los Angeles in the Golden Age of 1930's and 40's Hollywood and the hostess of her own true crime and mystery radio programme on NBC- CYBIL LIBERTY: RADIO DETECTIVE. Sunday nights at Six, just before The Jack Benny Programme. She's a fast talking, gang-busting, crime crusading screw ball dame of the airwaves. She's Myrna Loy, Carole Lombard, Jean Arthur, Ida Lupino, Barbara Stanwyck, Mary Astor, Rosalind Russell and Maureen O'Hara all rolled into one sass mouth screwball dame from the Golden Age of American Radio. | Cybil Liberty is a fictional detective character based in Los Angeles in the Golden Age of 1930's and 40's Hollywood and the hostess of her own true crime and mystery radio programme on NBC- CYBIL LIBERTY: RADIO DETECTIVE. Sunday nights at Six, just before The Jack Benny Programme. She's a fast talking, gang-busting, crime crusading screw ball dame of the airwaves. She's Myrna Loy, Carole Lombard, Jean Arthur, Ida Lupino, Barbara Stanwyck, Mary Astor, Rosalind Russell and Maureen O'Hara all rolled into one sass mouth screwball dame from the Golden Age of American Radio. | ||
== Running Time == | == Running Time == | ||
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Episode 1 No details Known | Episode 1 No details Known | ||
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4 episodes 15 Minutes 60 minutes in total | 4 episodes 15 Minutes 60 minutes in total | ||
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[[category:1988]] | [[category:1988]] | ||
Revision as of 13:39, 1 November 2020
1st Broadcast 9th December 1988 BBC Radio 2
Contents
Producers
Director
Written By
Produced for
BBC Radio Light Entertainment BBC Radio 2
Synopsis
4 No Horror Spoofs
Cast
Actor Character
Not Known William Hootkins
Not Known Lorelei King
Not Known Graham Hoadly
Dr Weird David Graham
Production Crew
Not known at this time
Recorded at
Paris Studio London England on 24th October 1988
Music Composed & Arranged
Not known at this time
Comment by Dirk Maggs
Cybil Liberty is a fictional detective character based in Los Angeles in the Golden Age of 1930's and 40's Hollywood and the hostess of her own true crime and mystery radio programme on NBC- CYBIL LIBERTY: RADIO DETECTIVE. Sunday nights at Six, just before The Jack Benny Programme. She's a fast talking, gang-busting, crime crusading screw ball dame of the airwaves. She's Myrna Loy, Carole Lombard, Jean Arthur, Ida Lupino, Barbara Stanwyck, Mary Astor, Rosalind Russell and Maureen O'Hara all rolled into one sass mouth screwball dame from the Golden Age of American Radio.
Running Time
Episode 1 No details Known
Episode 2 No details Known
Episode 3 No details Known
Episode 4 No details Known
4 episodes 15 Minutes 60 minutes in total