Fred Gwynne
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Oct 9, 2026
Bobbing for Barker (6) DREAD
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0:50MartinHOST
But, uh, in any event, welcome back to our Bobbing for Barker.
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0:55RyanHOST
I do a pretty good Fred Gwynne.
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0:57MartinHOST
Yeah, you do.
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0:58MartinHOST
Yeah.
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0:59MartinHOST
Yeah
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0:59RyanHOST
... love my role.
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0:59MartinHOST
You could, you could, you could've started off with the f- with the Fred Gwynne.
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1:02MartinHOST
We'll save that for next time.
Scooby-Doo and the Witch’s Ghost (DookTober) | GTTU 464
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4:45WilliamHOST
It's a safe horror franchise.
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4:47WilliamHOST
But Zombie Island was the first time that they, I feel, really made it, like, kind of aggressive with Fred ripping that head off that-
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4:53KristenHOST
Yeah [laughs]
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4:54WilliamHOST
... dead body.
7 MINS LATER
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11:29KristenHOST
Yes.
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11:29WilliamHOST
Calling a witch a broom rider.
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11:31KristenHOST
Yeah, Fred is trying to, like, provoke a witch.
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11:33WilliamHOST
"Hey, broom rider."
988 CBSRMT Unquiet Tomb
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1:43Fred GwynneVOICE_ACTOR
[tense music]
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1:51E.G. MarshallHOST
Our mystery drama, The Unquiet Tomb, was written especially for the Mystery Theater by Elspeth Eric and stars Fred Gwynne.
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2:01E.G. MarshallHOST
I'll be back shortly with act one.
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2:03E.G. MarshallHOST
[tense music] Samuel Johnson was preoccupied throughout his 75 years with the vagaries and vicissitudes that punctuate our brief lives, till he wrote these despairing lines: "Must helpless man in ignorance sedate roll darkling down the torrent of his fate." Stay with us now for the story called The Unquiet Tomb.
41 MINS LATER
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43:49E.G. MarshallHOST
These days, we speak more freely about the stark and undeniable fact of death, in hopes, I suppose, of fearing it less and accepting it more equably.
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44:01E.G. MarshallHOST
Shakespeare told us centuries ago that, "Death, unnecessary end, will come when it will come." There's really little more than that to be said on the subject.
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44:15E.G. MarshallHOST
Our cast included Fred Gwynne, Robert Dryden, and Terry Keane.
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44:20E.G. MarshallHOST
The entire production was under the direction of Hyman Brown.
984 CBSRMT Willy and Dilly
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1:22E.G. MarshallHOST
That's why I came to you.
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1:23E.G. MarshallHOST
[suspenseful music] Our mystery drama, Willie and Dilly, was written especially for the Mystery Theater by Sam Dann and stars Fred Gwynne.
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1:41E.G. MarshallHOST
It is sponsored in part by Contac, the twelve-hour cold capsule.
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1:45E.G. MarshallHOST
I'll be back shortly with act one.
Best Horror Movies 1986-1990
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55:32B-Show BrianHOST
Uncomfortable in parts.
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55:35B-Show BrianHOST
Fred Gawain or Gawain.
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55:37B-Show BrianHOST
Oh, they're on that rod.
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55:38B-Show BrianHOST
Like, that's become a part of pop culture.
995 CBSRMT Fools
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44:27E.G. MarshallHOST
His name? Maxim Gorky.
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44:31E.G. MarshallHOST
Our cast included Fred Gwynne, Russell Horton, Bryner Rayburn, and Ray Owens.
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44:36E.G. MarshallHOST
The entire production was under the direction of Hyman Brown.
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44:40E.G. MarshallHOST
This is E.G. Marshall inviting you to return to our Mystery Theater for another adventure in the macabre.
#123 OCTOBER / HALLOWEEN WATCH LISTS!
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3:00Todd SeeleyHOST
That's the hard lesson learned by the Creed family after a personal tragedy leads them to a forbidden cemetery where not everything that gets buried stays buried.
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3:11Todd SeeleyHOST
Based on the novel by Stephen King, who has a really quick cameo in the film, Pet Sematary is produced by George Romero's longtime collaborator, Richard Rubinstein, and the old man, Jud Crandall, was played by Fred Gwynne.
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3:25Todd SeeleyHOST
Maybe you knew him better as Herman Munster.
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3:29Todd SeeleyHOST
Next up, from 1997, Scream 2.
Stephen King and the Horror of the Ordinary
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18:31Eric MolinskyHOST
In fact, she thinks that King and Shakespeare have something in common: they write for the ear as much as for the eye.
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18:40Eric MolinskyHOST
For example, there's a phrase in the novel Pet Sematary, "Dead is better." You can actually hear Fred Gwynne say it with a very strong Maine accent in the 1989 film adaptation.
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18:53Fred GwynneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Well, sometimes dead is better.
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18:57Fred GwynneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The person you put up there ain't the person that comes back.
1030 CBSRMT The God That Failed
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1:40Evie JusterVOICE_ACTOR
[dramatic music]
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1:48E.G. MarshallHOST
Our mystery drama, The God That Failed, was written especially for the Mystery Theater by Sam Dann and stars Fred Gwynne.
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1:57E.G. MarshallHOST
I'll be back shortly with act one.
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1:59E.G. MarshallHOST
[dramatic music] There are a great many outmoded slogans, such as manifest destiny and the white man's burden.
1036 CBSRMT If a Body
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1:32Fred GwynneVOICE_ACTOR
[eerie music]
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1:40Tammy GrimesHOST
Our mystery drama, If a Body, was written especially for the Mystery Theater by Sam Dann and stars Fred Gwynne.
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1:47Tammy GrimesHOST
[eerie music] Is truth stranger than fiction? Does art imitate life? Who can say for sure? Of one thing we are certain: some of the deepest, most puzzling mysteries are not the ones that are spawned by a writer's imagination.
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2:13Tammy GrimesHOST
For the truly inexplicable and insoluble, consult the police records of any large or small city.
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