Preceptor Award by San Francisco State University for his contributions with the CBSRMT. Continuing popularity From June 3 to November 27, 1998, CBSRMT was rebroadcast over CBS radio affiliates and, in 2000, on some NPR stations, in both cases, Himan Brown re-recorded the original introduction and narrations of E.G. Marshall and Tammy Grimes. CBSRMT remains popular with collectors, with numerous websites, discussion forums and a Usenet newsgroup devoted to trading MP3 files of episodes. Most episodes are available for listening on YouTube. Many of these episodes were recorded with original network and local news and commercials intact, providing an interesting insight into the period when the episodes were originally broadcast. Related publications The episode "Children of Death", broadcast February 5, 1976, written by Sam Dann, served as the basis for Dann's 1979 novel The Third Body, published by Popular Library. Another of his stories for Mystery Theater, "Goodbye Karl Erich" from the 1975 season, was also turned into a novel by the same name, first published in 1985. In 1976, a paperback anthology with three short stories adapted from the series' radio scripts was published by Pocket Library, Strange Tales from the CBS Radio Mystery Theater, edited and with a foreword by Himan Brown. In January 1999, McFarland & Company, Inc. published The CBS Radio Mystery Theater. The book, by Gordon Payton and Martin Grams, Jr., includes a brief history of the program and an episode guide. In October 2006, Michael Anthony Stahl published The CBS Radio Mystery Theater As An Educational Degree. See also The Zero Hour, a weekday anthology radio series from 1973–74, created and hosted by Rod Serling over syndication and the Mutual Broadcasting System Sears Radio Theater/Mutual Radio Theater, an hour-long weekday anthology series on CBS Radio which followed CBSRMT during much of its run before moving to the Mutual Broadcasting System. References External links Himan Brown's Audio Theater CBS Radio Mystery Theater Complete collection posted in internet archive CBSRMT.info – defunct fan forum OTR Plot Spot: CBS Radio Mystery Theater – plot summaries and reviews. 1399 episodes. Fielden Farrington scripts, at the University of Maryland libraries. Contains scripts and proposals from Radio Mystery Theater 1974–1976. 1974 radio dramas 1970s American radio programs 1980s American radio programs American radio dramas Anthology radio series CBS Radio programs Peabody Award-winning radio programs