
FP548 – Smith & Smith in Generation Gap
Welcome to Flash Pulp, episode five hundred and forty-eight.
Tonight we present Smith & Smith in Generation Gap
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This week’s episodes are brought to you by Tales from the Shift!
Flash Pulp is an experiment in broadcasting fresh pulp stories in the modern age – three to ten minutes of fiction brought to you every Friday evening.
Tonight, Mulligan Smith, private investigator, and Milo “Head” Smith, member of the Irregular Division and reformed thief, find themselves burning different ends of the same candle.
Smith & Smith in Generation Gap
Written by J.R.D. Skinner
Art and Narration by Opopanax
and Audio produced by Jessica May

Flash Pulp is presented by https://www.skinner.fm, and is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Unported License.
Intro and outro work provided by Jay Langejans of The New Fiction Writers podcast.
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– and thanks to you, for reading. If you enjoyed the story, tell your friends.
Filed under Flash Pulp, Mulligan Smith
CCRC60 – Spider-Man (1967) S1E11

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Tonight your hosts, Hugh of HughJODonnell.com, Rich the Time Traveler, and Jurd, swing into action with a Peter Parker of yore
If you haven’t seen it – WARNING: This is not the copy we used, YMMV
Chrononaut Cinema Reviews is presented by https://www.skinner.fm and http://hughjodonnell.com, and is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 Unported License.
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Monday-ish Mystery: Gorgeous George

Note: Last time Jay chose a medium mystery.
The Solution:
Each year, George challenged Mike to join him in another brainless, daredevil adventure. Last year it was bullfighting; the year before it was hang gliding. This year, George announced that the two of them would bungee jump off the bridge at the Gruesome Gorge. Fed up with these reckless adventures, Mike said, “No way.”
George replied that if Mike backed out, he’d tell Mike’s wife about Mike’s fling with a chambermaid in Tijuana the year before. The threat sent Mike off the deep end. Desperate and angry, he visited the bridge at Gruesome Gorge. A popular place for bungee jumping, the bridge sported a rectangular metal marker which read “777 FEET ABOVE RIVER.” He then replaced it with a marker that read “888 FEET ABOVE RIVER.”
When the day arrived, Mike dared George to jump first. George obliged, and learned the hard way that his jump was over 100 feet too long. The officer discovered the original metal marker in Mike’s house, and jumped to the right conclusion.
The Case:
The officer serving the search warrant found the metal rectangle he was looking for, and arrested Mark for George’s murder.
The Mystery:
What was the metal rectangle?
(The winning solution MUST contain all of these elements, please don’t assume information from a previous question.)
Hint #1: George “fell” for Mike’s clever switch
Hint #2: Mike was at the end of his rope when he hatched his plot
Note:
You’re free to ask anything, (please keep it to one question a post for simplicity’s sake,) but Jurd can only answer your questions with:
- Yes
- No
- Yes and No
- Irrelevant
- I don’t know
- Rephrase your question
- Define what you mean by…
Disclaimer: Monday Mysteries are culled from the 1993 Milton Bradley game, Crack the Case – but don’t go peeking.
Skinner Co. makes no claim to the intellectual property presented here, we’re just a number of friends playing a board game in a digital living room.
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