Doc Savage made it to the radio three times: 1934-35, 1943 and 1985. The 1934-35 episodes were 15 minutes each and were written by Lester Dent. Episodes 27-52 were repeats of the 1934 episodes. The 1943 episodes were 30 minutes long. Episodes 76-78 were repeats of selected 1943 episodes. The 1985 National Public Radio episodes were 30 minutes each. They were two series, Fear Cay (Episodes 79-85) and The Thousand-Headed Man (Episodes 86-91).
Episode # | Air date | Title | |
1 | 02/10/1934 | The Red Death | |
2 | 02/17/1934 | The Golden Legacy | |
3 | 02/24/1934 | The Red Lake Quest | |
4 | 03/03/1934 | The Sniper in The Sky | |
5 | 03/10/1934 | The Evil Extortionists | |
6 | 03/17/1934 | Black-Light Magic | |
7 | 03/24/1934 | Radium Scramble | |
8 | 03/31/1934 | Death Had Blue Hands | |
9 | 04/07/1934 | The Sinister Sleep | |
10 | 04/14/1934 | The Southern Star Mystery | |
11 | 04/21/1934 | The Impossible Bullet | |
12 | 04/28/1934 | The Too-talkative Parrot | |
13 | 05/05/1934 | The Blue Angel | |
14 | 05/12/1934 | The Green Ghost | |
15 | 05/19/1934 | The Box of Fear | |
16 | 05/26/1934 | The Phantom Terror | |
17 | 06/02/1934 | Mantrap Mesa | |
18 | 06/09/1934 | Fast Workers | |
19 | 06/16/1934 | Needle in a Chinese Haystack | |
20 | 06/23/1934 | Monk Called it Justice | |
21 | 06/30/1934 | The White Haired Devil | |
22 | 07/07/1934 | The Oilfield Ogres | |
23 | 07/14/1934 | The Fainting Lady | |
24 | 07/21/1934 | Poison Cargo | |
25 | 07/28/1934 | Find Curley Morgan | |
26 | 08/04/1934 | The Growing Wizard | |
53 | 01/06/1943 | Doc Savage | |
54 | 01/13/1943 | Return From Death | |
55 | 01/20/1943 | Note of Death | |
56 | 01/27/1943 | Murder Charm | |
57 | 02/03/1943 | Death Stalks The Morgue | |
58 | 02/10/1943 | I'll Dance On Your Grave | |
59 | 02/17/1943 | Murder Is a Business | |
60 | 02/24/1943 | Living Evil | |
61 | 03/03/1943 | Journey Into Oblivion | |
62 | 03/10/1943 | Hour of Murder | |
63 | 03/17/1943 | Pharaoh's Wisdom | |
64 | 03/24/1943 | Society Amazonia | |
65 | 03/31/1943 | Insect Menace | |
66 | 04/07/1943 | Subway to Hell | |
67 | 04/14/1943 | Monster of The Sea | |
68 | 04/21/1943 | The Voice That Cried 'Kill!' | |
69 | 04/28/1943 | Cult of Satan | |
70 | 05/05/1943 | When Dead Men Walk | |
71 | 05/12/1943 | The Screeching Ghost | |
72 | 05/19/1943 | Ransom or Death | |
73 | 05/26/1943 | Murder Man | |
74 | 06/02/1943 | Miracle Maniac | |
75 | 06/09/1943 | Skull Man | |
79 | 09/30/1985 | Kidnapped | |
80 | 10/07/1985 | The Hanging Man | |
81 | 10/14/1985 | The Disappointing Parcel | |
82 | 10/21/1985 | The Island of Death | |
83 | 10/28/1985 | Terror Underground | |
84 | 11/04/1985 | The Mysterious Weeds | |
85 | 11/11/1985 | The Crawling Terror | |
86 | 11/18/1985 | The Black Stick | |
87 | 11/25/1985 | Three Black Sticks | |
88 | 12/02/1985 | Flight Into Fear | |
89 | 12/09/1985 | Pagoda of The Hands | |
90 | 12/16/1985 | The Accursed City | |
91 | 12/23/1985 | The Deadly Treasure |
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