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Science Fiction
Science Fiction
SF68 puts a speculative idea into a recognisable human situation and lets the consequences develop. An unfamiliar discovery or future possibility matters because someone must respond to it, giving the science-fiction premise an immediate dramatic shape. Science-fiction stories interpreted by a South African radio company.

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A scientific possibility becomes a human problem. SF 68 uses changing speculative stories to explore what people do when technology, an unfamiliar world or an altered rule makes ordinary judgement unreliable.
The South African Springbok Radio anthology was produced in 1968, before Michael McCabe’s later Beyond Midnight. It belongs to a separate production history from American programmes such as Dimension X or X Minus One.
McCabe produced and presented the series, adapting science-fiction material for radio. A. Bertram Chandler’s bibliographic record identifies his story The Cage as one source. Actors and individual story authors vary between productions.
These available recordings offer an introduction to this collection. Their current publication dates are separate from historical broadcast dates.
The year in the title helps identify this particular programme, not the fictional future in which every story occurs. Another anthology’s performance of the same source story can have a completely different company.
Choose The Death Dust or The Will for a self-contained beginning. Listen to the idea that changes the characters’ situation and the consequences that follow once they accept it.
HRV lists 18 public recordings. The eighteen records form the available collection, without certifying every original transmission. Current podcast dates describe later archive publication, separately from original broadcast dates.
18 public recordings in this programme. Catalogue order is not a verified original broadcast chronology.
18 episodes available.
It is a separate South African radio anthology.
The anthology presents separate speculative situations.