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Case 63

A tight time-travel thriller built around two voices and a steadily tightening paradox.

Key tags
Sci FiTime TravelThriller
Archive rating 0/10 Echo score
Community rating --/10 No ratings yet
Runtime2 seasons / 22 current feed entries including bonus material.
FormatFull Cast
CompletionFinished
Release statusCompleted

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Best for
Serious Sci Fi
Short Under Five Hours
Late Night

Official summary

The listener-facing setup and premise for the show, kept separate from the archive take.

A scripted suspense series about a psychiatrist and a patient who claims to be from the future, turning therapeutic sessions into a time-loop crisis.

Archive note

Indexed and recommendation-ready, with the longer archive review still unpublished.

Why it is here

A clean recommendation when the listener wants time-travel tension without a giant onboarding burden.

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