{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Presenting the Transcription Feature 193: THE COUPLE NEXT DOOR & SAM SPADE","description":"\u201cThe Couple Next Door\u201d was one of the many 15-minutes-a day, five-days a week programs that used to fill the airwaves.  It was, like \u201cVic and Sade\u201d a show about \u201cnothing.\u201d  It lacks the absurdism of \u201cVic and Sade,\u201d and that may have made it easier for its audience to relate to.  The show was the creation of one woman, Peg Lynch, who wrote and co-starred in every episode.  Tonight, we present two representative episodes depicting late 1950s suburban American life.  Then, who better to spend Thanksgiving with than the hard-boiled cast of \u201cThe Adventures of Sam Spade, Detective\u201d?  Someone is trying to kill a man -- a man named Tom Turkey.  Episodes The Couple Next Door January 27, 1958 \u201cIs The Couple Married\u201d October 3, 1960 \u201cLiving Room Wired For Stereo\u201d 4:10   The Adventures of Sam Spade, Detective November 24, 1950 \u201cThe Terrified Turkey Caper\u201d 33:35 ","author_name":"The Chronic Rift Network","author_url":"http:\/\/chronicriftnetwork.libsyn.com","html":"