August 10, 1943

Archie Spiller owns a very nice home with an impressive new garden fountain. He decides to host a party, and one of the guests is Sam Gooch. He expresses dislike for the fountain and that such a thing is a waste of money. Let’s say Mr. Gooch is an expert at being annoying. The relationship between Spiller and Gooch seems odd. When Gooch keeps drinking and becoming more disagreeable with each glass, other guests wonder why Spiller puts up with it. Despite the party breaking up and everyone retiring for the evening, Gooch is still around and as nasty as before. We learn why Spiller was putting up with his abuse.

Monday, June 20, 1949 

A woman receives a letter from a man she'd previously cheated, claiming he'll return from the dead a year after his supposed demise.

October 16, 1938

Adaptation of Booth Tarkington's 1916 novel "Seventeen" which tells the story about the bittersweet growing pains of youth.

September 20, 1952

Marshal Dillon faces a drought-fueled standoff over water rights with a ruthless rancher, Howard, forcing Matt to use drastic measures

Saturday, January 5, 1952

Hopalong Cassidy and his sidekick California Carlson find themselves embroiled in a high-stakes financial crisis.

Sunday, May 8, 1949

The wife of an ex-GI has been murdered, just after they've had a fight in public.

Friday, February 8, 1952

Harry Lime poses as a nobleman to smuggle $30,000 out of a country.

Thursday, December 19, 1946

A bitter father brings O'Connell in to cut his son, Paul, out of his will, expressing a desire for his hatred to continue beyond the grave.

October 24, 1948 

A ghost tries to help the person who murdered him.

Wednesday, April 23, 1947

Arnold's hapless attempts to deal with a pushy car salesman, often involving misunderstandings or his inability to make a decision, leading to comedic frustration.