The Fourth Tower of Inverness

Part One, 1:12:28

1	There is No Fourth Tower
2	Two Bear Feet?
3	Bargaining With Borneo Cannibals
4	The Price is Your Heart!

Part Two, 1:12:52

Part Three, 1:10:47

Part Four, 1:13:14

1	Those Cool & Limpid Green Eyes
2	Faster, Dr. Mazoola, Faaaaster!
3	Myths Are Deep Within Us
4	Woe to Thee, Unlucky Jack
5	Let's See You Get Out of This One

Part Five, 1:09:41

1	Hail, Fair Birds
2	Twirling Their Toes
3	Where's That Nephew of Mine?
4	Into the Center of the Mountain
5	The Dragon, It's Coming!
6	What Awaits Behind This Third Door?
7	I'm Writing My History

Part Six, 1:12:55

The tapes end with a promo for Moon Over Morocco.

Robert Lorick	Jack Flanders
Valerie Mamches	Lady Jowls, Meanie Eenie
Laura Esterman	Madonna Vampyra
Little Frieda (P. J. Orte)	Little Frieda
Meatball Fulton	Chief Wampum, Old Far Seeing Art
Murray Head	Lord Jowls
Dave Herman	Narrator, Dr. Mazoola
Paul Cones	Intro- and Outro-Themes
Mark Stone	Outro Announcer

Written & Directed	Meatball Fulton
Music	Tim Clark
Illustration	David Byrd
Engineer	Bobby Bielecki

Special thanks to: Robert Durard, The Jefferson Airplane, John Romkey, Michael Roach, Augie Blum, Max & Miles and all the Gang at ZBS.

Dedicated to Rango, his vision made all this possible.

Note: actor[*] Pat Anderson may be Little Frieda / P. J. Orte. Or they may be two completely different people.

[*] Yes, the Screen Actors Guild considers this to be a gender-neutral terma nd prefers its use in cases like this. How do I know? I asked them.

Also, the Calendar includes pictures in the months of January, May, and September.

Also available in the Original Radio Version. That version was released via podcast.

Song excerpts:

*Not sure that this is the correct artist, but based on many versions heard, this version sounds most like the song as heard in the series.

Jukeboxes:

The first jukebox that Jack encounters is in one of the real towers. It's selections are excerpts from talks by various enlightened people. Jack says that he put a dime and two nickels in and only heard three selections. However, we only hear him put in a dime and listen to two (then one more after talking with Eeenie Meenia). Three for a dime, not bad!
Rainbow jukebox: The second jukebox is on the the tower's second level. It is in the front of a boat and emits a rainbow of light. Jack never puts coins into it.
Lotus jukebox: The third jukebox is also on the second level. It is in the lotus city and is made of jade. When Jack puts coins into it, the city comes alive for a few minutes. It has only chants and holy songs.
Next jukebox: The fourth jukebox is on the tower's third level. It is the Bodhisattva jukebox and appears to have been carved from a single piece of clear jade. It still has a coin slot and takes coins. The selections are labelled with symbols that designate the vibrational frequency of the selections.
Jack also encounters two giant (as in large-building sized) jukeboxes in The Ah-Ha Phenomena. The first is crystal (possibly diamond). The second one he pushes into to return to the real world.
Finally, Jack encounters another giant jukebox at the very end of The Incredible Adventures of Jack Flanders.
In Stars and Stuff, jukeboxes appear in these segments:
- Bobby Bonecutter Vs. the Pink Pearl Erasers
- Come Back, Duke of Earl