Schroder decides to get off the train after Lois arouses suspicion with her telegram and go the rest of the way by car.  Superman, however, is still expecting to find them on the train.  Commentarty on the Great Dust Bowl of the 1930s and why the dust storm in this episode was so significant.

With Lois now as Schroeder’s hostage on their way to San Francisco, will Superman be able to put the pieces together before they leave the country?  Commentary on Kent's absent-mindedness and why he chooses to let his secret slip.

A tie salesman is haunted by the ghost of a beautiful actress when he rents her old room.  Commentary on the miscasting of Lloyd Nolan as the protagonist.

A man is granted the power to kill just by wishing it.  Commentary after the episode on stars Ken Lynch and Ann Shepherd.

Clark and Lois’ plane was forced down short of San Francisco.  Clark, as Superman, flies to San Francisco to meet the train carrying Charles Schroeder and the jade teeth not knowing that Schroeder is in the town where the plane landed and Lois all alone.  Commentary on the PSA Campfire Girls.

Kent learned that the murderer already left town with missing jade teeth by train to San Francisco and then head to China.  He and Lois decided to take a plane and head him off before he does.  Commentary on the various Lois Lanes throughout the years.