I'll Believe You

Dale Sweeney, played by David Alan Basche, begins his late-night radio program, catering specifically to a small audience obsessed with UFO sightings and conspiracy theories. The show is largely unpopular, attracting only a few quirky local listeners who share bizarre stories during the broadcasts.

As Dale prepares for what could be his last broadcast, he receives a peculiar phone call. The caller speaks in an anxious, unintelligible language, hinting at a mysterious occurrence that immediately piques Dale's curiosity.

The morning after the strange phone call, two federal agents show up at Dale's radio station, expressing a keen interest in recent UFO sightings. Their visit raises alarm bells in Dale's mind about the significance of the previous night's call.

Dale begins to suspect that the anxious caller was, in fact, an extraterrestrial being trying to communicate from his small town. This realization compels him to take a deeper interest in the UFO phenomena he had previously covered light-heartedly.

With a renewed focus on extraterrestrial topics, Dale decides to share his experience and findings on the airwaves. Remarkably, his audience quadruples as more locals tune in, intrigued by the potential for an alien encounter.

As interest grows, Dale bandies his listeners into joining a collective search for the alien. The town becomes involved, sharing their theories and experiences on the air, transforming the once mundane show into a community event.

Dale organizes locals to embark on a search for the supposed extraterrestrial being. Armed with flashlights and their imaginations, the townspeople venture into the night, searching for signs of the alien, fueling the excitement of the show.

During the search, Dale and his listeners begin to discover unusual occurrences and peculiar signs that seem to support the idea of an alien presence. This discovery adds an exciting element to the already captivating radio show.

In a climactic moment, Dale and a few listeners encounter a mysterious figure at the edge of town. They believe it may be the alien, leading to heightened anticipation for Dale's next broadcast where he plans to discuss the encounter.

After the encounter, the town becomes abuzz with excitement and skepticism, which Dale captures on air. The ensuing discussions become a significant part of his program, blending comedy with a touch of mystery.

As Dale’s show becomes increasingly popular, he continues to blend humor with the absurdity of the alien theories. The radio show evolves into a local phenomenon, fostering a sense of community among the listeners.

In the end, Dale reflects on how a strange, seemingly insignificant call transformed not only his show but the lives of the townspeople. It serves as a reminder of the power of belief and connection in human experiences.