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Oh! I'm That is the creepiest music, the scariest song I have ever heard associated with anything on any kind of horror movie or show or whatever.

And that has a lot to do with the guests we have on today and the subject about which we will speak.

And we have with us, John Kenneth Muir.

He is the author of many books about horror and cinnamon such, which is just a hoot.

And he helped me on our show the last Friday, along with Adam, go rightly.

But what we're going to talk about today is the book that he's written called

An Analytical Guide to Television's One Step Beyond, 1959 to 1961.

Again, it's one step beyond.

Man, did it burn an indelible mark in my brain and uh john thanks for coming on oh it's a pleasure to be here thank you keith

oh man i'll tell you what i i don't know what it is that got me on this trail a while ago

it's it's probably having a bad of insomnia

and just going down whatever, you know, roads on lead. But I guess I had mentioned something

when I had started using part of that theme song, which is entitled Fear, for an intro, and then

someone said, hey, you know, one step beyond still floating out there,

and then I sort of looking and I came to your site, and folks, I'm going to tell you right now,

the link is up there along with the link to the audio and John's website as well,

which is John Kenneth Muir.com.

All that's on my homepage.

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