The Martian Chronicles
Novel by Ray BradburyWikipedia
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Oct 29, 2026
Matt FreemanHOST
And so I'm just like, and then I love when he's laying in the grass with Carrie and he's clearly thinking about this.
Matt FreemanHOST
But he's talking about the Martian Chronicles.
Matt FreemanHOST
This is one of my favorite moments.
Matt FreemanHOST
And I love that we're doing this with this character.
Matt FreemanHOST
First of all, I love the Martian Chronicles.
Matt FreemanHOST
I read the Martian Chronicles when I was an adolescent.
Scott DalyHOST
I don't trust a human being that says they don't love the Martian Chronicles.
Scott DalyHOST
I'd be very suspicious of you.
Bill O'DonnellGUEST
know if I would have been able to get through it either.
Bill O'DonnellGUEST
At the time when I was reading things like this, I was reading like the Martian Chronicles and whatever.
Bill O'DonnellGUEST
I don't think I would have been able to get through Dr. Haber's rants myself.
Bill O'DonnellGUEST
Yeah.
speaker_0HOST
And I was very happy to see this version.
speaker_0HOST
And as they look at the stars, what does Tommy do here? He speaks to her using a book quote from Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles.
speaker_0HOST
So now I'm wondering, maybe they do have more of a connection than I thought that they did.
speaker_0HOST
Maybe the show is kind of showing that maybe they would have had maybe the possibility of having a deeper relationship if things continued.
Kevin MoreauHOST
So I recently went through the list looking to add books to the stack on my nightstand of things I'll probably never get to and went through the books that I have here at home to see what I already had from the list that I could start with.
Kevin MoreauHOST
And so, of course, I pulled out a book that's not on the list and read it like in a couple of days, The Martian Chronicles by Ray Bradbury.
Kevin MoreauHOST
For a minute I thought this was
Curt HolmanHOST
going to come back to Anchorman and I was like, how is this going to come
AnneHOST
Another way I described it to people.
AnneHOST
I said this is Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles.
AnneHOST
But for the modern nihilist.
AnneHOST
And I did not enjoy that take on it at all.
Gena MarieHOST
No.
Gena MarieHOST
The Martian Chronicles wasn't published until 1950, and Fahrenheit 451 was published in 1953.
Gena MarieHOST
In 1947, his first book, a collection of short stories entitled Dark Carnival, was published.
Gena MarieHOST
He won the O. Henry Award that same year for his story, Homecoming, because a young editorial assistant by the name of Truman Capote discovered it in Mademoiselle magazine.
Russ BoyingtonGUEST
Like I said, even poetry, which a lot of people who even know his work don't necessarily know.
Russ BoyingtonGUEST
But yeah, he's the author of The Martian Chronicles.
Russ BoyingtonGUEST
That's the big one.
Russ BoyingtonGUEST
Fahrenheit 451, which is the big...
Victor SterlingHOST
From NBC's Dimension X comes Dwellers in Silence, Episode 40, first broadcast July 19, 1951.
Victor SterlingHOST
George Lefferts adapted Ray Bradbury's story, later collected as The Long Years in the Martian Chronicles, with Peter Capell, Bill Griffiths, and Gertrude Warner.
Victor SterlingHOST
Now, back to the golden age of radio.
Norman RoseNARRATOR
Adventures in time and space.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
This is NBC's X Minus One presenting And the Moon Be Still as Bright, episode 19, broadcast September 22nd, 1955.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Adapted from Ray Bradbury's The Martian Chronicles, the radio drama is by Ernest Kinoy and directed by Daniel Sutter.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
Clark Gordon, John Larkin, and Nelson Olmsted join narrator Norman Rose as Wilder's crew encounters deserted streets, towers, and monuments, the remains of a lost civilization.
Victor SterlingNARRATOR
This September broadcast revisited a program first heard in April of that year.
KatieHOST
And yes, Bradbury's style is dizzying sometimes, but that is what makes him unique.
KatieHOST
The only "straight" in quotes book he made that didn't have that kind of language was maybe The Martian Chronicles.
BryanHOST
Mm-hmm.
KatieHOST
I've never read The Martian Chron-
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