A man runs off with a gangster’s wife to Havana and when she ends up murdered, he becomes the prime suspect.  Commentary onj the life and career of star Cary Grant.

Agnes Moorehead stars tonight as a woman who bears a striking resemblance to the girlfriend of an escaped convict.  When her car breaks down, a curious stranger offers her a ride to her destination.  Commentary on the life and career of Moorehead to follow.

When Jimmy finds out the next attack is going to be on a Jewish Temple, he frantically tries to reach Clark Kent.  Commentary on the violence shiftmg to attempted murder in this story.

A deranged man, with many guns, is holding his wife and child are prisoners thinking he’s a cowboy defending his fort against attack from the Indians.  Commentary on the mental hospital in Camarillo California.

A doctor wanting to leave his wife for another woman takes a tragic coincidental opportunity to adopt a new life.  But his past actions may have some lethal consequences.  Commentary on the life and career of star James Stewart.

A husband, his beautiful young wife and his canary birds are living a quiet and peaceful life until one night a man shows up who turns out to be the former attendant at Crag Mount asylum for the insane where a homicidal inmate, who had been kept under control by the singing of canaries, had recently escaped.  Commentary on star Boris Karloff.

With Jimmy in jail for his protection, the head of the hate monger’s association sent his lawyer to get Jimmy out of jail so he could be under their “protection”.  Commentary after the episode.

A market has been robbed and the only suspect is a man who appears to have come into  a great deal of money lately.  The only clue is a cheap broken watch.  Commentary on cuisine of the 1950s,. Plus, the introduction of Irish Coffee as mentioned in this episode.

Last time, Kent pulled Jimmy’s chestnuts out of the fire when he got him out of the pool room before Muggs found out everything.  Now Jimmy is worried he may have blown his opportunity to nab Muggs, Dutch and the big leader.  Commentary on why Catholics were also the target for religious persecution in post WWII.