Eh. Not bad for what they are - 15 minute pulp radio scripts. But given the limitations of the form and genre, they're rather unsatisfying as stories. The first few are extremely simplistic - action puppets. Later on they began to have some character development, both within a single episode and across episodes. The last few, never-aired and multi-part episodes, however, go back to the more simplistic mode - the action is richer since it extends over two or more 15-minute episodes, but aside from the stylized squabbling of Monk and Ham, there's not much to them except the straight action. Oddly enough, the first script is based on the first Doc Savage book, and then the same story is retold in one of the last scripts, with slight variations. Overall, mildly interesting, but I find the Doc Savage novels a bit thin - these don't have enough to them to hold my interest. The Cystex ads in the intros were interesting as examples of period advertising, though. ( )