Created by Lawrence Klee, the show covers the subject of manipulation of our lives by time. The drama is a study in how something happens, but then is changed by the passage or manipulation of the moment. It is often very psychological, and nearly always very suspenseful.
The introduction to each show remains the same, and is one that is remembered by those who listened to the show after the War, and before TV. It has its roots in thriller shows such as Suspense Inner Sanctum, and Quiet Please, but the creator of the show, Lawrence Klee, along with Director Clark Andrews, fashioned an individual study each week with East Coast radio actors transcribed in New York.
In 1947, the production moved west to Hollywood, and William Spier, a major director of Suspense in the 40's, took the director's spot.
