@armchaircommanders: 87 years ago tonight, on October 30, 1938, listeners tuning in to the radio heard what sounded like live news reports of a meteor crash and strange creatures emerging from the wreckage. It was Orson Welles’ broadcast of The War of the Worlds, a dramatization of H.G. Wells’ novel that blurred the line between fiction and reality. Some listeners panicked, believing the invasion was real, and the broadcast became one of the most famous moments in media history. The story’s legacy didn’t end there. The War of the Worlds has been retold countless times through film, television, comics, and modern radio, each version exploring new fears and possibilities. Tonight we remember the night storytelling shook the world, proving just how powerful imagination can be. #WarOfTheWorlds #OrsonWelles #RadioHistory #ScienceFiction #OnThisDay

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its the ability to stand and watch for me

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I saw it live

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that roar sounds familiar

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1800didsome :

It did the roar!

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Sunflower73🇨🇦 :

I actually remember my mother had a double album of the War of the Worlds and we listened when I was pretty young. Scared me!

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kifle :

this is the only one who would survive

brwnfrr :

The only intelligent person there btw…

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survival instincts?....😳

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Guest 666 :

The signature roar I’ve been hearing in monster fights?

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