What's this you say? The No Sleep Podcast? Well, I don't know nothing about no podcasts.

I like TV shows. The good kind of TV. Like medical shows. I remember back in the 60s when they had the best medical dramas ever made.

Dr. Killed Air, Ben Casey, Marcus Wellby, and even General Hospital had great doctors. Those were the days I tell you. Back when doctors and TV shows cared about people.

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The memories that burn hottest aren't always the milestones. Some were, to be sure, walking down the aisle together when I tripped and she caught me. The whole church laughed.

Dr. Fellis telling us she heard two heartbeat on the ultrasound, bearing Sparky in the backyard as we held each other and cried. But the everyday experiences stand out just as much. She taps her knees while reading the paper and has never failed to burn toast.

She can raise one eyebrow but not the other and claims to be one quarter which the thoughts all flood me at once as she clutches my hand and begs me not to go. But I've held on long enough. The fire has engulfed the entire car. And I escaped but her leg is stuck.

So I pry her fingers from mine and step away as she screams and burns. But there's nothing I can do.

You're sleepless in another dimension. A dimension of horror cursed to be frightened and disturbed.

A journey into a terrifying land whose boundaries are inky darkness. Your next stop, the no-sleep zone. Now open the door and brace yourself for the no-sleep podcast.

You're now in the middle ground between the two.

You're now in the middle ground between light and shadow. I'm David Cummings and this is the no-sleep zone.

It's always so romantic to hear a husband speak so glowingly about his wife. After all these years he still thinks she's hot.

A tribute to love from author P.F. McGrale from the tale which was this episode's cold open. Body heat performed by Peter Lewis.

We welcome you to the next stop in season 18's journey through the decades of old time television.

We have arrived in the 1960s. A time when one particular TV show took people on strange, thought provoking and sometimes terrifying journeys.

It was and some might think still remains the gold standard of anthology television. But I like to say it's silver.

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