Talk:The Adventures of Superman (BBC Radio series)

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This seems to be a quote (I find lots of hits on google for an exact match) but I can't find a source. It may be from the back of the CD. Any ideas how to find it? RJFJR (talk) 22:58, 26 January 2011 (UTC)Reply

Written to celebrate Superman's 50th birthday. Accused of crimes against humanity, the Last Son of Krypton stands powerless before a court dominated by Lex Luthor - criminal genius turned Prosecutor. Has Superman really corrupted our children? Can he justify his continued interference in world affairs? Do we know the truth about his powers? Can Lois Lane defend '50 years of the Man of Steel'? Packed with spectacular sound effects and a thrilling orchestral score, mixed in cinematic Dolby Surround.

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