Joey
Crown’s the name, swilling cheap whiskey and bugle-blowing’s the game. This
week we immerse ourselves in the Twilight
Zone classic “A Passage for Trumpet,” then revisit past episodes of the
podcast to write a few wrongs Quantum
Leap-style. Elsewhere, martial tensions run high at Casa de Craig, leading
to a shocking (yet probably inevitable) conclusion.
American Masters Presents Rod Serling: Submitted for Your
Approval: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4ALNnImsmU
Opening music: “Neither Here nor There (2nd Revision)”
by Twin Loops
“In Limbo” by Radiohead (from the album Kid A, copyright 2000 by Capitol/EMI Records)
“James Session” by Harry James (from the album Harry James in Hi-Fi, copyright 1955 by
Capitol)
“My Way” by Frank Sinatra (from the album My Way, copyright 1969 by Reprise Records)
“Satanic
Blues” by Max Kaminsky (from the album When
the Saints Go Marching In/Jazz on Campus, copyright 2007 by Membran
Entertainment Group)
“Stormy Weather“ by Billy Butterfield (from the album Pandora’s Box: 1946-1947, copyright 2000
by CEDAR)
“Shake
Ya Ass” performed by Richard Cheese (from the album Tuxicity, copyright 2003 by Surfdog Records; originally performed
by Mystikal)
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