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Deep Night

CBC

CBC · 2005–2005

7 EpisodesSeasonalPGSince 2005

The run

Network
CBC
Years active
2005–2005
Surviving broadcasts
7
Genre
horror

Deep Night was a horror anthology produced by the CBC in the summer of 2005 as part of its summer drama programming.

Restoration quality — measured from the surviving files

Clean transfer · 1 of 7Listenable · 6 of 7

Source collection

Internet Archive audio collections

Rights

Public domain — no renewed US copyright

Cataloguing

Air dates and notes from the Archive item record

Every broadcast below carries its own provenance sheet — transfer quality, file source and rights.Archive record: DeepNightCBC

The shape of the run

What survives, year by year

2 dated broadcasts across 1 years on the air. Brightness is transfer quality; empty cells are months lost to time.

JFMAMJJASOND
2005
Clean transferListenableRough but complete No surviving recording

Episodes

Start here

Listen to the run in order

Restored broadcasts from 2005, in original transmission order.

  1. 1. Someone Just for Me · 1 Jul 2005
  2. 2. Birth · 8 Jul 2005
  3. 3. The Intercom · 15 Jul 2005
  • Someone Just for Me

    1 Jul 2005 · 34 min

    Originally broadcast on CBC, 1 July 2005. Restored from the Internet Archive.

  • Birth

    8 Jul 2005 · 33 min

    Originally broadcast on CBC, 8 July 2005. Restored from the Internet Archive.

  • The Intercom

    15 Jul 2005 · 34 min

    Originally broadcast on CBC, 15 July 2005. Restored from the Internet Archive.

  • Pig and Pepper

    22 Jul 2005 · 34 min

    Originally broadcast on CBC, 22 July 2005. Restored from the Internet Archive.

  • Man Radio

    29 Jul 2005 · 34 min

    Originally broadcast on CBC, 29 July 2005. Restored from the Internet Archive.

  • Ice Screams

    5 Aug 2005 · 34 min

    Originally broadcast on CBC, 5 August 2005. Restored from the Internet Archive.

  • Bonehouse

    12 Aug 2005 · 34 min

    Originally broadcast on CBC, 12 August 2005. Restored from the Internet Archive.

What it became

The anthology of dread

A voice, a creaking door, and a self-contained story designed to frighten you in half an hour. Suspense and Lights Out built the grammar every horror anthology still uses.

Lineage is written by our editors, not inferred from listening data.

Descendants

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