Thursday, August 11, 1955

Based on a story by Robert Bloch, this episode explores the ethical dilemmas and consequences of creating a robot with human-like emotions. The plot follows a scientist who develops a robot named "Junior," which is programmed to learn and adapt. However, things take a dark turn when "Junior" begins to exhibit dangerous behavior.

December 24, 1975

Series host E. G. Marshall voices the role of Ebenezer Scrooge in this dramatic retelling of Charles Dickens' classic holiday ghost story.Starring: E. G. Marshall, Evie Juster, Robert Dryden, William Redfield

Wednesday, December 24, 1947

Tuesday, December 24, 1946

The Metropolitan Flier is stopped by a wrecked car on the track, and Blackie can't figure out why.

July 15, 1946

Casey investigates the disappearance of a newspaper colleague, Henry, who was agitated about an unlicensed dentist offering cheap services; Casey, using his camera and detective skills with reporter Ann Williams, discovers this phony dentist is involved in something sinister, potentially linked to illegal dentistry or worse.

Sunday, October 23, 1938Orson Welles scripted this adaptation of Jules Verne’s classic novel centering on the exploits of Phileas Fogg, a perennially punctual individual who’s undertaken a most unusual wager.With Orson Welles, Al Swenson, Arlene Francis, Edgar Barrier, Eustace Wyatt, Frank Readick, Ray Collins, Stefan Schnabel, William Alland, and announcer Dan Seymour.

Saturday, December 15, 1951 

Hopalong Cassidy (Hoppy) and his trusty sidekick, California Carlson, journey to Abilene, California, in search of their old friend, Johnny Kenyon.

Friday, May 18, 1951

A man with dwarfism tries to connect romantically with a jukebox operator, Julie, leading to misunderstandings and crime.

Thursday, December 26, 1946

A headstrong noblewoman, Lady Ruth, encounters a surprisingly different pirate captain, Black Richard, leading to an unusual will involving maritime adventure and romance.

Wednesday, October 22, 1947