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with genealogy, a Roddenberry podcast.

Episode 10 Human Bomb.

Human Bomb. Welcome to Mission Law Genology.

I'm Earl Green and I'm Norman Lau. Each week we come

through the early television writing of Gene Roddenberry years before he created a little thing

we call Star Trek.

This week we're once again riding shotgun with the Highway Patrol, a 1950s cop show that

Gene wrote five scripts for under the pen name of Robert Wesley. I'll be back to detonate a

trivia bomb in your ears, but first Norm's going to tell you how you can reach

us. the line at Mission Log at Rod and Berry.com and join us on X, formerly known as Twitter and

Facebook at Mission Log Pod. While you're at it, leave us a review and a rating at Apple

Podcasts or your favorite podcast platform. And please remember your comments could be used on future installments of

genealogy. And now here is Earl Green with this week's trivia. Thank you

Norm. Again with Highway Patrol, the episodes can be viewed because

this is a series that was on print on DVD a while back and occasionally showed up in

reruns on cable channels specializing in retro programming.

Its original air date was in late February 1956, though IMDb shows a 1955 air date, which is incorrect.

But here is something interesting.

Assuming it aired in, say, the last week of February 1956, that would place Human Bombs air date about one week before the

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