Forecast
FORECAST was CBS's summer audition/pilot series that dramatized the fact that there is no such thing as a sure thing, inviting listener criticism of experimental entertainments. If the public liked a Forecast sample (as with "Duffy's Tavern"), the fully developed product might reach the air after fall. Both Forecast series were summer replacements for The Lux Radio Theatre, heard over CBS Monday evenings 9 to 10 p.m. EST. The program had a full-hour time slot and many airings offered two half-hour programs; each presentation is numbered as an individual episode.
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