As Superman is taking care of business in Shanghai China, Lois and Horatio investigate a lead that takes them to a building adjacent to the vacant lot Kent discovered as a false lead.  Inside Horatio discovers a secret panel leading to a warehouse where the duo are confronted by three men with machine guns.  Commentary on an incident in the summer of 1946 that tragically changed the lives of many native Americans forever.

This is the story of Ernest – a cataleptic who finds himself motionless on the morgue slab about to be embalmed because everyone thinks he’s dead-except for one person who found a letter in his coat stating what to do in case he was found in such a state.  Yet she doesn’t know if he is even in trouble at all.  Commentary on Real life cataleptics who were almost buried alive and why this episode is the best example of great suspense.

Now that the International Scientific Society was discovered to be a phony organization that never existed, Kent and Henderson fret over losing the one clue they thought they had with the fear the atom bomb formula and its professor is now firmly in the hands of some very bad men who could destroy the world.  Commentary on the misquoted quote "Lead on, Macduff".

A famous jockey hires Novak to find his missing racehorse, Fleet Lady. At the stables, Novak meets both the seductive owner of the horse as well as a dead body.  Commentary on Webb and Burr's machine gun dialogue rhythm.  Plus the Top 5 Novak Zingers!

A man is reported missing by his wife. His drinking companion, knows...but isn't talking.  Commentary on the funny opening sequence and its similarities to Don Knotts as Barney Fife.

Although Lois and Horatio survived the crash, the duo are now fighting for their lives to river debris as they float down the current to the treacherous rocky falls ahead with them getting weaker by the moment.  Commentary on Horn's phrase "By Gulliver!"

In a bizarre tale, a man takes the train home and murders his wife with a poker.  He hops back on the train to take it to work believing no one would remember he was on the train and therefore he could claim he was at work the whole time.  In fact, that’s exactly what happened so what could go wrong?  Commentary on what makes this a "black comedy".

When the coded message sending Superman to a mountain lodge proved to be a false lead, the lodge caretaker provided a forwarding address in Metropolis where the abductors now reside.  However, that address was nothing but an empty lot leaving Superman without a clue of where to go next to find the professor.  Commentary on the bumbling duo of Lois and Horatio as well as what Superman's "true" identity really is.

A woman who casually bumps into Novak one night claiming amnesia suddenly drops dead leaving Novak as the primary suspect in her murder.  Commentary on Burr's Hellman, why characters have no emotional connection to violence and the Top 5 Novak Zingers!