This show makes me sad (and not in a good way). The set up of a group of colonists being dumped on a single planet, instead of all the places they bought tickets for its good ... but it's a total red herring and has virtually nothing to do with the plot. So, that's just wasted time. The second setup of an ethical business genius who is outsmarting the whole herd of unethical bloodsucking moguls is great, and deftly handled right up to the point where it falls apart. The ending is just kind of pathetic. If it even makes sense, which I don't really think it does, it's fairly disappointing to me.
Dimension X #30
Competition
19 November 1950
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NBC net. Albert Buhrman (music), Bill Chambers (engineer), E. M. Hull (author), Edward King (director), Elaine Rost, Ernest Kinoy (adaptor), Les Tremayne, Norman Rose (host), Van Woodward (producer), Bob Warren (announcer), Joseph Julian, Ed Latimer, Staats Cotsworth, John McGovern, Peter Capell.
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