How do you live your life? If you were floating away in outer space towards possible doom, would you have regrets or would you reflect on a life well lived? Today's story of Dimension X, from the mind of Ray Bradbury, is another vehicle for introspection. Think of yourself in the following tale and see which character you can relate to best. It will tell you something about yourself. Enjoy the "Kaleidoscope".

It's the Twilight Zone meets Fantastic Voyage for today's Dimension X episode. In it, scientists uncover the mysteries of sub-atomic particles. The result is the ability to shrink matter to infinitesimal size. Hey, it's fun at parties AND you can impress your friends. Find out what happens when you go "Beyond Infinity".

Dimension X is on the agenda for today. Ray Bradbury gives us a couple short vignettes for Sci-Fi Friday. It’s a helpful home and malicious children all set with the backdrop of the apocalypse. Don’t miss it, folks, as we present two tales for the price of one with “There Will Come Soft Rains and Zero Hour�.

You wouldn’t think that there is anything out there that could make us any lazier than television, but today’s show goes above and beyond the couch potato influence of the boob tube. Today’s show from Dimension X involves a technology that promises to do just that. Robots play nursemaid to the human race. It’s the Jetson’s on steroids, folks, in “With Folded Hands�. 4/15/1950

Happy Halloween from the Denizen of Alternate Dimensions. Thanks for ringing the bell. For your treat, Brian is offering two little tales perfect for the season from the master of horror, Edgar Allen Poe. Enjoy original readings of "The Telltale Heart" and "The Raven".

Nicholas Nickleby! Have we got a Halloween treat for you today! I don’t want to build up any Great Expectations that might fall short and leave you in a Bleak House, but we have got quite the Tale of Two Cities for you. It’s a wonderful ghost story with a great Oliver Twist ending. From 8/24/46 Sci-Fi Friday presents Light’s Out and “The Signalman�.

Boris Karloff joins us today for Sci-Fi Friday’s third trick or treat spooktacular. He stars as a no-so-mad but misguided scientist hoping to reanimate the dead. What could be more humanitarian than that? Find out what happens with the “Death Robbery�. Originally broadcast on July 17th, 1947 php

Today's Sci-Fi Friday deals with a nerd that has been picked on to the breaking point. The nerd-in-question turns to science for solace, but does he have too much built-up-hostility to invent something to benefit mankind? Find out as we present the Halloween-esque tale from Lights Out entitled "Oxychloride X".

The worms crawl in. The worms crawl out. The worms play Pinochle on your snout. Join us for a Halloween-esque science fiction story from the annals of "Lights Out". It's filled with creepy crawlies and is just right to set the October mood. Beware of "The Revolt of the Worms".10/13/42

Orson Welles returns for the second portion of "Donovan's Brain", today's tale of suspense. Grey matter under glass is the main course, and it is quite tasty and malevolent. Thank you for coming and tell your friends!

Orson Welles stars in "Donovan's Brain", this week's sci-fi soup de jour from Suspense. Part one this week, part two the next. We can't let you have too much of a good thing all at once! Bon appetit

Jack Benny stars as Zeno in today's episode of Suspense. He's a Martian assigned the task of completing a mission to keep Mars safe. The plan seems to be the "ultimate solution" for Earthlings exploring Mars. It's too bad that a beautiful Earth woman Connie seems to be the proverbial fly in the ointment. Will he succeed or will that pesky love bug get in the way of "Plan X"?

Poets beware! In the year "2462", the title of today's episode of Suspense, you can be terminated for writing nonproductive literature. That's just what the hero of today's story is facing as he finds himself imprison on death row for writing poetry on company time. Why didn't he just stick to clockwatching like the rest of us?

In the year 2012, the military begins to have problems with curious and tenacious little UFOs. In this episode of 2000 Plus, we'll see what happens when we question reality. Keep away, you vile creatures from outer space! Beware the skies and watch out for "The Flying Saucers"!

The Bangles said it best when they said "Walk Like an Egyptian". That's exactly what we will do today in the following episode of 2000 Plus. In "The Temple of the Pharaohs" we will examine history through the eyes of the future. Join Brian, the Denizen of Alternate Dimensions, as we travel forward in time, only to be thrust back into ancient Egypt. Remember, it’s the journey – not the destination.

Think Titanic in outer space with a meteor in lieu of an ice-berg for today's show from 2000 Plus. Survivors of the "Golden Star" must face impossible odds in an effort to stay alive. Do they have what it takes to survive? Can they outlast, outwit, and outplay(?) each other as they wait for unlikely rescue? Find out as we face the dramatic "Space Wreck".

While the doctor is away, a monstrous moth will play! An play he does as he traps the hapless scientist's wife and the grocery boy in the laboratory. I bet these two wish they had paid more attention in biology class as they match wits with "The Insect".

Sometimes, science fiction has the science part pegged as in today's story from Dimension X. It aired on July first, 1950 and predicted that we would have home computers connected to the Internet and they would operate within logical parameters and make decision through the use of artificial intelligence. The show optimistically envisoned this would occur in 1974, but otherwise all was fairly spot on. It's too bad that in this story, the "logics" inform people with how to get away with murder. Who's in charge here, anyway? Could it be "A Logic Named Joe"?