Chuck

Yours truly, Johnny Dollar.

Okay.

It was about an insurance fraud investigator.

Sounds like true crime.

It is.

It sounds interesting.

Each episode was a flashback of him going over the line items for his expense report for that particular case.

And then each line item would kind of bring up like a new scene.

Pretty interesting.

The radio network guy is like, can he kill his lover?

And then Suspense was another one.

And it sounds like it was a little bit of a predecessor to like Alfred Hitchcock Presents and maybe the Twilight Zone here or there.

And both of those were really well produced shows and they got canceled the same year.

And everybody said, that's it.

That's the end of the golden age.

And they spat on the floor.

Well, you mentioned the public good starting in the 1920s to jump back a little bit.

You know, like you mentioned, president speaking, inaugural addresses were being broadcast and the government really realized, hey, like we have a.

sort of a public service we need to enact when we're sharing information because we got to get the word out about stuff sometimes.

And this is the way to do it.