In "Monkey Business," Simon Templar becomes entangled in a case involving a mischievous monkey and a murder mystery. The episode blends humour and suspense, showcasing Templar's charm and detective skills as he navigates a web of intrigue.

Faced with betrayal and moral conflict, Martins ultimately cooperates with the authorities to bring Lime to justice. The story ends with a dramatic chase through the sewers of Vienna, and Lime is shot and killed. The final scene mirrors the film’s iconic ending, with Anna walking past Martins in silent grief and refusal.

The Third Man was adapted for radio by Lux Radio Theatre and originally broadcast on April 9, 1951, on NBC Radio.

Martins uncovers a dark black-market operation in which Lime was involved — selling diluted penicillin that led to numerous child deaths. The shocking truth emerges: Harry Lime faked his death and is alive, operating underground in the ruined city.

The Third Man was adapted for radio by Lux Radio Theatre and originally broadcast on April 9, 1951, on NBC Radio.

The story is set in post-WWII Vienna, a city divided into sectors by the Allied powers. American writer Holly Martins arrives to meet his old friend Harry Lime, only to find out that Lime has died under suspicious circumstances.

Martins is told Lime was killed in a traffic accident, but as he investigates further, he discovers inconsistencies in the accounts of those present at the scene. A mysterious "third man" was seen helping carry Lime’s body, but no one knows who he is.

The Third Man was adapted for radio by Lux Radio Theatre and originally broadcast on April 9, 1951, on NBC Radio.

The story follows a trouble-shooter—a man who has erased his identity from the global database—who is hired to investigate a mysterious case. Years ago, a sentient space-exploration robot, known as the Hangman, was launched into deep space. Now, it has unexpectedly returned to Earth, and one of its original creators has died under suspicious circumstances.

The story follows three male astronauts—Dr. Orren Lorimer, Major Norman Davis, and Captain Bernhard Geirr—on a circumsolar mission aboard the spaceship Sunbird. After a solar flare damages their craft, they attempt to contact Mission Control in Houston, but instead, they receive transmissions from an all-female crew aboard the spaceship Gloria.

The story follows Oliver Wilson, a man renting out his mansion to three mysterious vacationers—Omerie, Klia, and Kleph Sancisco. These visitors seem strangely perfect, with impeccable manners and an unusual fascination with the beauty of the season. Oliver soon realizes that they are time travellers from the future, visiting Earth's most perfect historical moments before disasters strike.

The story is set on a planet where humans, stranded by a past spaceship crash, live only eight days due to intense radiation. The protagonist, Sim, is born into this harsh reality, where people inherit racial memory—the ability to recall their ancestors' experiences.

The story takes place two years after civilization collapses due to a mysterious disease called neuroderm. While most people fear it, neuroderm is actually a symbiotic micro-organism from another planet that provides benefits—though it causes the skin to turn grey, making those infected, called "dermies," outcasts.

Don, a soldier recovering in a hospital after being wounded. Before returning home, he must undergo withdrawal from the powerful drugs that kept him functioning on the battlefield. However, he unexpectedly gets his hands on the pills again and embarks on a search for the enemy.