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.

A cat’s scratch has the ability to turn young actresses into stars.  Yet, the handyman, who has a hatred of cats, believes the cat is evil.  Commentary on star Fay Bainter.  Plus, potassium chloride's effects on the body which was used as the death weapon tonight.

A railroad stationmaster is tormented by the ghost the man whose death he may have caused when he didn’t signal the train to stop.  Commentary on the career of star Luis Van Rooten.  Plus new sponsor Mars Candy Bar.

Dutch, who was hit by a car as he was running back to the pool hall to tell Muggs that Jimmy was a spy, has escaped from the hospital.  Jimmy frantically worries that Muggs may show up and blow his cover.  Commentary on certain slang that just does not translate well today.

Stolen payroll checks are being passed all over town with no clues until an ex-check forger comes forward to help.  Commentary on check forgery, and the  Supreme Court ruling on this day to abolish segregation.

Jimmy met Muggs, became part of the gang and went to the drugstore to phone Kent to update him. Unbeknownst to Jimmy, he was followed by Muggs lieutenant Dutch who overheard the entire conversation and is now headed back to Muggs to put the drop on him.  Commentary on societal waves and the overall failure of one recent wave- #bringbackourgirls.

A gambler takes a cross-country ride in the hopes of changing his luck in the biggest long shot of his life.  Commentary on star George Coulouris and writer Harold Swanton.

A guilt ridden man whose wife was killed when she fell off a cliff, believes her spirit lives in another woman he met at her grave.  Commentary on Henry J. Taylor’s program Your Land and Mine which was promoted at the end of this episode.