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The new original series by Chicago's WGN called "Manhattan" about the
project to build the atomic bomb is set in New Mexico in 1944. While
it's a great show, and compelling to watch, there is a hidden treat for
numbers station fans as two of the three episodes aired to date have
contained radio traffic from numbers stations embedded within the
soundtrack.
So far, I haven't been able to identify which stations are being
used--but they're more modern than the show's period setting. In the
first episode, numbers traffic in English is layered in with static, and
other noises to create a suitable "spooky" atmosphere while the show's
graphic opening sequence (which debuted in episode three) contains some
numbers traffic in German.
--
Les Rayburn, Director
High Noon Film
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Alabaster, AL 35007-8536
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(205) 621-7505 FAX
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