Kent, who is now with Lois, went back to the house as instructed by Perry and was baffled to see the setting has changed as well as the owner himself baffled.  In addition to that, Perry is now missing.  Commentary on the Lois/Clark dynamic.

Just as Clark hangs up from Lois who had just asked him to bring another $10,000 to the location, in through his door walks…Lois Lane.  If this is Lois, then who was on the phone?  Commentary on Abbot and Costello's skit Two Tens for a Five

A man with a false moustache is suspected of robbing a supermarket.  Commentary on L&M Tobacco and the little white lies told to sell more cigarettes. 

In a bizarre state of occurrences Lois winds up missing, leaving her apartment in shambles only to call Perry later to ask for $10,000 for the story of the century.  Commentary on the real value of $10,000 and a certain slang word Jimmy uses.

A woman has vivid premonitions of her husband stabbing her with an icepick and decides to take action to prevent her deadly outcome.  Commentary on Elliot Lewis replacing Joe Kearns as our announcer and why he was called "Mr. Radio".

A man leads his wife into a pine grove to murder her yet lacks the courage to do so.  When he wishes her dead a man suddenly shows up and does the deed. But is she dead?  Commentary on what's real and what's not within the law of dramatic logic.

Clark Kent had just received a call from Perry White asking him to get Lois and come to his home as it's a matter of life and death. Clark, on his way to pick up Lois, encounters something wrong.  Something very wrong.  Commentary on this being a remake.

A hot-rodder has run down a pregnant woman while she was crossing the street...without ever slowing down.  Commentary after the episode on 1950's car culture in Los Angeles.