Grief Drives a Black Sedan

Penny for those thoughts. Oh, I was thinking I'm glad we're going home, Roger. I hope this summer has given us both ample time to think this thing out. Well, actually, darling, we have too much invested in this marriage.

Ten years cannot be dispelled by one summer. Well, that isn't exactly what I meant, but let's listen to the radio, shall we? I hope we've had an end to this socking and... What was that, Roger?

Felt like we hit something. Nonsense, I ran off the road. Oh, Roger, please, slow down. Roger, listen, sounds like a woman screaming. Oh, please, please, let's go back. I'm sure you've hit something. I didn't hear anything, Kay. I'm sure we didn't hit anything.

Is the CBS Radio Workshop? The theater of the mine dedicated to man's imagination. Our story, grief, drives a black sedan, stars Alice Frost and Lee Bimes, written, produced, and directed by Dee Engelbach. We should have gone back.

Kay, none of your hysterics now, please. I'm sure we must go. Oh, just be quiet. You realize how fast you were going? Yes, Officer. I was going 40 miles an hour, and that doesn't really seem like an excessive amount of speed to me.

It is in a 25-mile zone. Although you can't see it from the road, this area is quite thickly populated. There are always children about it. And I see it drive its license. Hey Tom! Look here a moment.

Okay. Roger, do you think we really... Hey, there's nothing the state police would rather do than to stop a car with a New York state license. And I was only going 40 miles an hour.