With the situation even more dire for Perry and Jimmy, Kent has a flash of hope as he said he knows how he can find the boy who phoned him if he’s not too late!  Commentary on how this series maximizes its voice talent.  Plus, the Rules of Three.

A man is thought to have committed suicide when a gun is found in his hand.  Commentary on the real crime forensic LAPD scientist Raymond Pinker who is front and center in this episode.

With Perry and Jimmy’s lives hanging by a thread, Chuck Riggs, Matt’s nephew, is conflicted about whether he should come forward to expose his uncle and the Clan for fear that he too may suffer the same fate. Commentary on the undercurrents of brutality and deadly threats epitomizing the seriousness of this story.

An overworked man who can never put his work aside decides to put aside his business and take a stroll around town.  While out, he overhears a murder plot with a surprising victim.  Commentary on the accelerated pacing of the episode making for great suspense.  Plus, star Leon Ames.

Matt Riggs, the Grand Scorpion of the Fiery Cross decides to go to extreme measures to silence Perry and Jimmy.  Commentary on how racially progressive this episode was .  On the flipside, Perry White just doesn't get the seriousness of his dire situation.

A young man enters headquarters and confesses to stealing a truck and killing a man.  Commentary on missing a key element from Friday's investigation.  Plus, we look at being convicted of a murder one does not do.

Defying Kent’s advice, Perry and Jimmy decided to drive back to Perry’s house when they were driven off the road by carloads of the Clan in white sheets descending upon them.  Commentary on DC doing right by Henry Cavill and the Superman legacy.

Four passengers on a bus had just left a mental hospital when the driver received word that an insane patient escaped.  When the bus gets stuck in the snow, the driver realizes that one of them on the bus is the escaped patient.  Commentary on the character layers in this episode in which everyone is set up as potentially guilty.  Plus, star Elliot Reid.

After Perry White blasted the Fiery Cross Clan  in the Planet newspaper after their attempts on Tommy Lee’s life, Perry, upon arriving home that night was shocked to find a burning cross on his lawn.  Commentary on why Perry White's petulance and how this episode betrayed the "style" of drama the story set forth.

Novak is asked to watch an apartment. Hellman shows up at the apartment investigating a murder case with a $10,000 reward.  Commentary on this being Ben Morris' last episode available as Pat Novak and why he didn't achieve the same greatness in the role as Jack Webb.