Ozzie and Harriet decide to be "sensible" this year and not give Christmas presents.

Original air date: December 19, 1948

A ten-ton truck hits a fog bank just at a dangerous turn in the road. Where did the fog come from, the night was clear! There's a Nazi sabotage scheme behind all of this.

Original airdate: March 11, 1944

"Love is So Terrific" - Bing Crosby; "Saturday Date" - Bing Crosby & Gloria Woods; "I Only Have Eyes for You" - Bing Crosby & Dick Powell; "With Plenty of Money and You (Oh Baby What I Couldn't Do)" - Dick Powell; "You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby" - Bing Crosby & Dick Powell; "Jeepers Creepers" - Dick Powell & Bing Crosby; "Shuffle Off to Buffalo" - Dick Powell & Bing Crosby; "Thanks a Million" - Dick Powell & Bing Crosby; "But Beautiful" - Bing Crosby; "The Story of Sorrento" - Bing Crosby;

Original airdate: March 31, 1948

The decision is finally made to kill mean-but-wealthy Uncle Ed, a "fine old gentleman."

Original airdate: February 7, 1946

An art collector has purchased a valuable North Korean idol. George is hired to guard the god, much to the sorrow of the art collector and George Valentine as well!

Original airdate: January 14, 1952

Worry, worry, will Ozzie ever stop worrying?

Original airdate: December 12, 1948

Spike and Slick are robbers who are doing very well disguised as the Green Hornet. Beware the double-cross.

Originally aired: March 4, 1944

"Mañana" - Bing Crosby & Peggy Lee; "Laroo Laroo Lili Bolero" - Bing Crosby; "Easter Parade" - Bing Crosby & Peggy Lee; "The Mauri Farewell Song" - Bing Crosby;

Original airdate: March 24, 1948

A cross-country drive with a $200,000 pot of gold at the finish.

Original airdate: January 31, 1946

A newspaperman commits suicide after loan sharks make his life impossible. George Valentine goes undercover to fool the two suspects.

Original airdate: January 7, 1952