A jewelry store was robbed of $5000.  The only clue is blood left on the scene from broken glass.  Commentary on what Jonathan Hole, Cecil Kellaway and Jim Backus have in common.  Plus, we look at how history can devalue great performances.

With Tommy throwing himself into the raging river rapids to escape the Clan, young Chuck Riggs, Tommy's former rival, has been desperately trying to reach Clark Kent to warn him of the Clan’s actions.  Commentary on the similarities between the Clan of the Fiery Cross and the Ku Klux Klan.

A wife is taking her mentally insane husband by train to a special clinic where he will be treated.  But the husband wonders if she really wants him to get well.  Commentary on star June Duprez.

After Superman foils two attempts by the Fiery Cross to harm Tommy Lee, they decide on a nighttime ambush at to tar and feather him.  Commentary on what tar and feathering really is and the purpose behind it.

A woman hires Novak as a bodyguard, but when she leaves the car to make a phone call, he is carjacked by a thug who seems to know who she is and who he is.  Commentary on how Ben Morris had to replace Jack Webb and the problems the series had going forward.

A recently divorced woman is soon found murdered and stuffed in a trunk.  Commentary on two ironic Star Trek connections with one of our guest stars.

Matt Riggs and other members of the Clan of the Fiery Cross have appeared at the Unity House baseball field with a deadly plan to get their point across.  Commentary on racial slurs and the one used in this episode referring to Chinese people.

A man learns who will win a rigged contest and decides to make a deal with the soon to be winner-a Mr. Smith.  Commentary on what makes for great "suspense". Plus, star Hume Cronyn.

Jimmy shares the horrible news of the burning cross on the Lee front lawn with Kent who says he knows why they are being targeted.  What he and Jimmy don’t know is that Jimmy is also being targeted.  Commentary on why the writers chose the Lees as the racist target and why that even with a positive message, there was a level of hypocrisy in radio at that time.

As Inspector Hellman wraps up a murder investigation in which a bookkeeper is murdered by his landlady, someone approaches Novak about retrieving papers the bookkeeper was holding for him.  Commentary regarding recent news about San Francisco flagship station KGO, the original home of Pat Novak, For Hire.