After 218 podcasts, this bonus episode is a special look back at the Shadow radio series including rare interviews from those who were there including Bret Morrison, Grace Matthews, Gertrude Warner, Andre Baruch, Ken Roberts, and Shadow author and creator Walter B. Gibson.

A woman, who operates a carousel, gets involved with a man whose date was murdered the night they rode the carousel, and she thinks he’s out to murder her too.  Commentary on the Inner sanctum formula of villains.  Plus, did Dark Shadows actor Thayer David borrow some mannerisms from one of this episode's characters for his insane, haunted Matthew Morgan role?

Jimmy trying to get a drink from the river, fell deep and out of sight as Superman tries frantically to search for him.  But there are hundreds of eyes on scaly creatures quickly headed their way.  More with our exclusive interview with Jack Larson.

Our sixth installment is an exclusive interview with Lucy friend and star of The Danny Thomas Show Marjorie Lord who talks working on the Lucy-Desi Comedy hour as well as having Lucy as a guest on her show. Plus, she shares how Vivian Vance tried to work through her stresses and disappointments. She also discusses issues on The Danny Thomas Show being the replacement for original star Jean Hagen. 

An elderly woman has disappeared until a young child comes forward and identifies her murderer.  Commentary on the actual rights of police and those of the questioned during a murder investigation. Plus, a look at what makes for a great Dragnet script.

The half human half monkeys were believed to have abducted Poco.  Superman, Jimmy and the professor were able to find the land below where they lived and decided to push forward to find their friend.  Plus, an exclusive interview continues with Jimmy Olsen himself , Jack Larson, never before heard until now.

A wife blackmails her husband who wants a divorce after he accidentally hits and kills a man with his car.  Commentary on crimes of passion, justifiable homicide and star George Murphy.

Soon after the execution of a criminal boss whose conviction was the result of Lamont Cranston’s investigation, the sister of the dead crime boss plots to exact revenge against Him.  Commentary on Gertrude Warner who took over the role of Margo Lane.  Plus, how this episode, the very last of the series, was one of the best.

A fugitive steals the identity of a man claiming to be a long-lost brother coming home to his sister whom he hasn’t seen in 20 years to collect a large inheritance.  Commentary on some great twists in the story.  Plus, star Amzie Strickland and her Mayberry connection.