A wife is terrified when she learns that her new husband has a criminally insane twin brother who is about to arrive for a visit.  Commentary on the classic Kurosawa film Rashômon, writer Cyril Endfield who was known for a very important invention we use every day, and racial biases as displayed in one of the characters in this episode.

A woman finds a dead body in a taxi. She calls the police for protection which turns out to be a very big mistake.  Commentary on why this episode is misremembered as something different.  Plus star Joan Lorring.

At the Daily Planet to retrieve one of the letters, Chickee confronted Lois Lane and struck her on the head with a paperweight leaving Lois motionless on the floor.  Commentary on Gro-Pup Dog Food which was one of the series' sponsors.

When a narcotics ring gets one teenager hooked on heroin, he walks into the police station and asks for help yet refuses to give the names of his suppliers.  Commentary on narcotics use in the 1950s.

Perry, Clark, Lois and Jimmy in their solidarity by dismissing what they call an empty bluff.  However, when they went to check on the letters’ security, they were shocked to find all were missing.  Commentary on why crimefighters and mysteries were much better in the 1940s as opposed to current day.

A man goes on a date with a woman whose jealous ex shows up looking to fight.  When the man kills the ex. He his found guilty of murder and set to be hanged.  Commentary on star Jackie Cooper.

A honeymooning couple witness a murder and start on a night of horror as the killer chases them.  Commentary on the previous version of this episode and actor Mason Adams.

As Jimmy nearly exposes Chickee’s real plan of finding that evidence, she contemplates eliminating Jimmy rather than face the wrath of Vincent for not getting the vital evidence that exposes his corruption. Commentary on what happened on tis day when a white baseball player played in the Negro league for the first time.

A man has been shot and killed on a busy street corner. There's no apparent motive or lead to the killer.  Commentary on the real Civilian Chief Forensic Specialist Raymond Pinker whose technological advances in forensics  were the main inspiration behind Dragnet.

Vincent, who believes Lois knows where the evidence is against him, instructs Chickee to get the information from her.  Commentary on Lois' cluelessness given that she she is a keen reporter.