Radio Retropolis

Political boss Big George Lattimer upon hearing word that Joe might recover sets in motion a plot to make sure Sam Robbins is charged with murder.  Commentary on plotline being similar to Mr. Smith Goes To Washington.

In one of the series' highlight episodes, a rich, young spoiled girl ditches her friends in Paris and finds herself in serious trouble with an accidental death followed by something even more terrifying and forever life changing.

A young man returns to his childhood home now owned by his uncle who had recently remarried a very wealthy woman whom the young man suspects is trying to kill her.  Commentary on bright new star Roddy McDowell.

Superman must decide whether to break Sam out of jail to bring him to Joe’s bedside which just may save Joe’s life and clear Sam of the attempted murder. Commentary on Japanese prison camps. personality.

George not only finds out that Liz is in the Young Matron's League play, he regretfully gets a role in it himself!  Commentary on audio quality of older episodes.

A downtown hotel has been held up by a man with sawed off shotgun.  Commentary on lack of focus and staying true to Dragnet format.  Plus, the rule of three.

With the gun found at Sam Robbins residence that proves it was the weapon used to shoot Joe, Kent is beside himself as to what to think.  Commentary on Superman's split personality.

A husband with a severe inferior complex vents his rage against his shrewish, materialistic wife who married him just for his money by calling her a heartless cat, only to witness her start to take on its characteristics. Commentary on why Karloff chose to do radio, why the film roles were not being offered.  We'll also discuss his and actress Betty Winkler's amazing performance as well as an overall review of the episode.

A young woman who was cheating on her husband receives word from her boyfriend that her husband died in an accident…or did he? Commentary on star Joan Bennett.

Sam Robbins is accused by Latimer of the attempted murder of Joe in order to cover up where the real shot originated.  Commentary on breaking 1946 racial barriers.