Vic & Sade (pg 02) 1940-1941 (122 Eps)


(3 stars; 6 reviews)

"Vic and Sade" is a beloved radio series that aired from 1940 to 1941, featuring the everyday life and humorous interactions of the Gook family. The show is known for its unique characters and witty dialogue, bringing to life the charming and often absurd situations they find themselves in.

The series includes a variety of memorable characters, such as Vic Gook, Sade Gook, and Rush Gook, portrayed by talented actors like Art Van Harvey and Bernardine Flynn. With a total of 122 episodes, listeners can enjoy the delightful storytelling and engaging performances that have made this show a classic in the world of Old Time Radio.


This recording is part of the Old Time Radio collection.

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Chapters

No Painted Portrait of Big Dipper 9:24
Sade Muses on Friendship w Mis' Scott 10:07
Vegetable Garden 10:13
Gumpox vs Donahue 5:37
RJ Konk's Improved Portrait 9:43
Flirch Best Looking Man 9:44
Mr Donahue Gets Promotion 9:09
Rush's Good Looks 7:56
High School Gossip 10:08
Letter From Aunt Bess - Grocery List 9:41
Smelly Clark's Big Date 9:30
Vic Fakes the Coronet 9:28
No Vic, No Trip to Chicago 9:21
Rush Makes a Call on a Girl 9:00
Can Blue-Tooth Sue the Bijou 9:10
Nicer to Sleep over for Two Weeks 9:26
Milton's Dirt in Fruit Jars 9:55
Vic's Heart-Shaped Face 9:08
Engine Cab Ride to Chicago 10:19
Working out Hank's Indebtedness 9:54
Vic's Picture Totally Mislablled 9:43
Mis' Scott Getting Too Chummy 9:54
Nicer, the Goader 10:02
Teaching Cigar Smoking to Chinbunny 10:08
Hank Gutstop is Healthy 10:02
Hank Gutstop is Healthy 13:38
Freedom - Last Day of School 9:21
Mr Sludge to Sleep Overnight at Gooks 10:00
June Christmas Card Pressure 9:52
Vic's Wide Brimmed Hat 9:30
Hank's Job Royal Throne Barbershop 9:07
Mr. Gumpox Blows Kisses 8:51
Ruthie Has Secrets 10:06
Mr Sludge Calls his Mother 8:19
Mr Donahue asks for Demotion 9:42
Sade shows Razorscum Album 9:45
Bacon Sandwiches 11:24
Mr Sludge Grows a Moustache 9:41
Hot Soup 8:47
Man Caught in Revolving Door 9:49
Fleeber's Forty-Eight Teeth 9:54
A Bijou Lifetime Pass 9:40
Bess' Letter from 1937 10:08
Howard Has New Harness 9:40
Appelrot Shoves Sade Around 13:28
Hank's $200 Wardrobe 9:06
Too Many Faces in the Windows 8:42
Letter To Walter 14:53
Applerot Shoves Sade Around 9:53
Russ Miller Con Artist 7:26
Speaking Acquaintances 15:08
Too Many Faces in the Windows 11:29
Shake Hands With RJ Konk 10:40
Beautiful Beautiful Wallpaper 13:11
Demise of Bernice 10:27
Chit Chat South American 10:01
Vic on the All-Star Marching Team 9:42
Mr Roebush Has to Wait 8:44
Beautiful Beautiful Wallpaper 9:27
New Wallpaper (There's a Catch) 9:35
Landlady's Photos Again 9:40
Fred Considers Joining Lodge 9:03
Wives' Rule Book 9:37
Uncle Fletcher to Meet 1 AM Train 10:02
No Marching for Me 9:55
Vic Wins Broad Brimmed Hat 13:04
Marching Team Pictures 9:59
After Dinner Talk (aka Mis' Keller to Join Thimble Club) 7:47
Muddled Shopping Money 9:26
Hank's Weather Service 9:42
Rush Wants his Interest 9:37
Company Coming 9:54
Dinner Invitation Withdrawn 9:40
Sleep Tight, Mr Donahue 8:20
Shopping Trip 9:21
40 lbs of Golf Clubs 9:32
Fourteen Days in Grovelman S.C. 9:29
Vic Wins Broad-Brimmed Hat 8:43
Vic's Picture on Quarterly Cover 10:10
Landlord's Sneaky Trick 9:38
Exalted Big Dipper Day 9:56
Uncle Fletcher Wants Momentos Stored 11:20
Uncle Fletcher's Door Stop Plans 9:44
Uncle Fletcher's Keys 9:51
Five Men From Maine 10:03
Rush, Bulletin-Board Monitor 9:57
Uncle Fletcher Calls Long Distance 9:07
Hammock 10:50
Grand Old Lodge Lady 10:01
Letter Writing Plot 9:23
Who's Who In Kitchenware 10:36
Easy Chair 10:56
Fred's Concrete Partition 9:53
Uncle Fletcher the Protector 11:24
Vic Gets Gift Wrap Again 11:13
Don't Help Dust, Uncle Fletcher 11:11
Bright Kentucky Hotel Speaker 10:53
Sade's Surprise Christmas Gift 10:50
It's Algebra Uncle Fletcher 10:59
Fred & the 5th Tire 11:00
Vic Declines Coronet Lessons 10:55
Broken Alarm Clocks 12:54
Send the Slippers Back 11:14
Vic's Xmas Gift List Too Long 10:58
Rush Humiliated on Thanksgiving 14:03
Crowded Car Ride 10:50
No Hookey for Vic & Rush 11:08
Vic's Trip to Plant #17 10:55
The Bottom Buffet Drawer 11:10
Strictly Business Christmas Loan 14:30
Thirty-Four Christmas Gifts for $20 10:49
North Dakota River Bottom Revel 14:44
Strictly Business Christmas Loan 10:58
Left & Right Handed Stacey Yopp 13:58
Mr Chinbunny Eats Ice Cream 12:14
Left & Right Handed Stacey Yopp 11:02
Unc Fletcher's Train Trip to Dixon 9:50
Washrag Collection 10:51
Fourteen Days in Grovelman S.C. 13:11
Icebergs in Illinois 5:55
Unc Fletcher's Train Trip to Dixon 10:11
Vic Going on Inspection Trip 13:54

Reviews

Oh my gosh. Funniest show- ever.


(5 stars)

Although I was late in life discovering old time radio, I erroneously assumed that in the ten years of my listening to various OTR shows of every description that I would have known of them all- Nope, I just barely caught on to "VIc & Sade". OK so they're funny like how Fargo was funny but VIc & Sade have a bit more sophistication in the humor than does "Fargo", but how for me to describe is beyond my ken. 06-17-1940 "Mr Sludge Sleeps Over"- in my opinion one of if not the most funny episode of V & S: "There, there now- DON'T cry Mr Sludge.. there there... " If you hear just one episode, hear that one. "Mr Sludge" being a rather effeminate, or "something" - he weeps at the drop of a hat. "Rush", Vic 'n' Sades' adopted teenage son shares an anecdote of how he witnessed Sludge sobbing & crying at the grocery store for being chastised by a grocery employee (apparently Sludge had mistaken one of the stores' cookies as being a part of a free sample/tasting event). Sludge was invited to sleep on the Gook's davenport that night, he was too afraid to sleep all alone in his rented room, as all the other residents gone on visits elsewhere that night. Sade calls him and has a hard time getting a hold of him, finally he answers - in tears- takes the Gook's up on their offer to spend the night with them, but he also asks if he can have use of their kitchen sink, as he "has a few things he needs to rinse out". Oh it's out of this world hilarious. I am so grateful for the uploaders, and collectors of old time radio programming- to share these with us.


(1 star)

If that’s suppose to be funny then I’ve lost the plot. It’s got to be one of the most boring things I have ever heard on LibriVox. None of them can read or Act. 😟😔😟😔😟