Fan Episodes Quiet Please in the 21st century — new episodes created for this website.

FADE FOR) ANNOUNCER: The title of today's "Quiet, Please!" story is "Northern Lights." It was written and directed by Wyllis Cooper. The man who spoke to you was Ernest Chappell. CHAPPELL: And …

FADE FOR) ANNOUNCER: The title of today's "Quiet, Please!" story is "Shadow of the Wings." It was written and directed by Wyllis Cooper. The man who spoke to you was Ernest Chappell. CHAPPELL: …

As usual, the music for "Quiet, Please!" is played by Albert Buhrmann. Now, for a word about next week, here is our writer-director, Wyllis Cooper. COOPER: Thank you for listening to "Quiet, Please!" My …

ANNOUNCER: You have listened to "Bring Me to Life," a "Quiet, Please!" story written and directed by Wyllis Cooper. The man who talked to you was Ernest Chappell. CHAPPELL: And Ruth was played …

Quiet Please is a creative series, but it's consistently creative -- there's continuity in the creativity. A regular listener knew before turning on the radio that the story would have the distinctive style of both …

Martin Weaver was Don Briggs. As usual, the original music for "Quiet, Please!" is composed and played by Albert Buhrmann. Now, for a word about next week's "Quiet, Please!", here is my good …

As is true in many episodes of Quiet, Please, the most terrifying horror is not in what actually happens, but in the implied. The ending is made exceptionally powerful by a deep mystery and the stark reality …

He's been down here before. One time he explored and came across a deep chasm he can never forget, and now it's time for you to hear what he saw there. Features Paul Knierim, David Feldmann …

Flies are usually just a minor annoyance to people. They're always looking for food, they're always hungry, always trying to steal your dinner. Imagine what a really large fly would be like -- one the size …