Superman went searching for Poco leaving Jimmy and the professor alone in the rocket ship.  A scratching sound led to some gaseous substance infused in the cabin that knocked both out.  Just then, the scratching continued.  Commentary on George Reeves from an exclusive interview with Jack Larson, Jimmy Olsen on the Adventures of Superman.

A young girl has been found near death in a cheap hotel room apparently from an attempted suicide.  Commentary on the rise of young female suicides between 1950-55

Jimmy, Poco, and Twiddle must protect themselves against the winged creatures who have been tearing apart their ship while Superman frantically searches for the beam in order to find the ship’s landing point. Plus, part 4 of our exclusive interview with the late Jack Larsen (Jimmy Olsen, TV's Adventures of Superman).

A man wants to commit the perfect murder and get away with it.  It doesn’t matter who it is as long as he doesn’t get caught.  Commentary on whether there is such a thing as a "perfect murder". Plus, stars Joseph Cotton and Gale Gordon, with Gordon in a very unfunny role in this episode and why nobody wanted him for comedies.

Strange things happen when Lamont and Margo are lured to an old house for what turns out to be a hoax by a Hollywood director.  Unfortunately, one of the hoaxes showing an actor pretending to be hanged turned out that he was actually murdered.  Commentary on Grace Matthews, who plays Margo, marking her very last episode with the series.

A man believes he has witnessed a murder.  But when he starts to piece the clues together, he is shocked to find that all of the evidence points to him as the murderer.  Commentary on what makes for a great Inner Sanctum episode.

Superman decides to follow the beam straight to the moon to find the trio as they try to fend off the moon creatures attacking the ship.  Plus, part 3 of our exclusive interview with Jack Larsen (Jimmy Olsen from TV's Adventures of Superman).

A gang of drunk of counterfeiters have hit the city and the only clue comes from a drunk in a Turkish bath.  Commentary on how the FCC ruled over the police use of the two way radio.