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foleycat
Junior Member Usergroup: Member Joined: Oct 30, 2005 Total Topics: 13 Total Posts: 17 |
Posted 10/04/07 - 2:06 AM:
What is the most confusing Quiet Please episode to follow ? |
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Paul
Senior Member Usergroup: Webmaster Joined: Dec 21, 2001 Location: Northern California Total Topics: 31 Total Posts: 218 |
Posted 10/04/07 - 4:51 PM:
For me, In the House Where I Was Born. I didn't get it the first 20 times, the narrator changing his identity lost me. |
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J.Mc.
New Usergroup: Member Joined: Jul 21, 2006 Total Topics: 0 Total Posts: 2 |
Posted 11/10/07 - 2:54 PM:
(not sure if this went through the first time I hit post) I'd have to say "The hat, the bed, and John J. Catherine" - listened to it 3 times, and it still doesn't make much sense to me... |
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lugos
New Usergroup: Member Joined: Jan 12, 2008 Total Topics: 0 Total Posts: 1 |
Posted 01/12/08 - 7:11 PM:
for me "it's later than you think" is the most confusing. i have listened to this episode countless times and the ending still makes no sense to me. |
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3rdDeacon
Resident Nutcase Usergroup: Member Joined: Sep 01, 2008 Location: Burlington, ON Total Topics: 0 Total Posts: 1 |
Posted 09/01/08 - 4:08 PM:
I have to agree with "The Hat, The Bed and John J. Catherine". While I Ernest's delivery, I can't make heads or tails out of the damn story. So glad that I was introduced to this series, though. Absolutely engaging! |
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monsterwax
Junior Member Usergroup: Member Joined: Mar 20, 2005 Location: Tallahassee, Fl Total Topics: 4 Total Posts: 20 |
Posted 01/04/09 - 5:04 PM:
Old Cooper deserves credit for making some of his shows subtle enough to be confusing. Most the radio shows would hit you over the head making the twist really, really obvious. In fact, Cooper does this a few times himself, like in LET THE LILLIES CONSIDER. I guess he was worried we wouldn't get it if he didn't have the characters spell it out to to us. But usually, he just lets the last line deliver the punch, like on THE RED AND WHITE GUIDON. There's a couple I couldn't hear the last line very clearly in due to the transcriptions. Thank goodness many of the scripts are posted. |
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