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Originally Posted by John Cole
I saw this once. It began with Stack talking about dead cows found somewhere in Minnesota or such, drained of their blood. He intones, "And the most logical theory we have arrived at is that the cows were picked up by aliens, drained of their blood, and returned to Earth."
And I wondered if that was the most logical, what the hell did they dismiss as wildly improbable.
With his suit, jawline, and voice, you always knew Robert Stack meant business. He could sell any idea on that show.
I wonder what it was like when they called in potential hosts to do the readings.
"Peter Falk, thank you for coming out... if you would, please read the passage on the paper in front of you. Remembering that this show is being packaged as a serious one. Really make sure you sell it, OK?"
"Well, alright... letsh shee here. It says 'In 1954, Harriet Millner saw the ghost of a Mayflower settler running up the staircase of a New England lighthouse. In 1967, a full investigation was done and local authorities found that not only did the ghost not seem to exist, neither did the lighthouse. Was the lighthouse a ghost? Was Harriet Millner a ghost? Am I, Peter Falk, a ghost? Stay tuned for a bone-chilling series of mysteries that are yet unsolved...' - Hey what the **** is this ****?"
"Thanks Peter we've got what we need."
Last edited by A-Rod's Cousin; 02-18-2013 at 02:51 AM.