Batman and Superman now on the search for Robin head to Inspector Henderson’s office for help in finding the young crimefighter.  Commentary on the problems with a very emotional Batman.

A delusional man falls for the woman of his dreams and sets a path of destruction for those who he believes keep him from that dream.  Commentary on the comparisons of this episode and the classic James Cagney film Angels With Dirty Faces.

Drama meets reality when a play about a murderer who knifes his victims is happening to the cast and crew of the play…for real.  Commentary on the continuing question "Is The Shadow really needed?"

A man who stole money from his company runs down and kills a hitchhiker who just happens to be the guy who embezzled the stolen money from him. A series of eyewitnesses seem to easily track him down everywhere he goes.  Commentary on how lack of sympathetic characters affects the drama.  Plus, actors Ted Osborne and Alice Reinheart who began as a child prodigy.

Superman saw something strange high in the air and decided to investigate.  After several minutes, with Batman and Robin fearing his doom, a large figure crashed back to earth wearing a blue costume and red cape.  Was it Superman?  Commentary on the slow pacing of this serial and why writers make the choices they do.

Kent promises Henderson that he will find the imposter committing the crimes or Superman will surrender himself to the police.  Commentary on who Candy Myers is and a Hitchcock plot staple known as a "McGuffin".

In the past two months, a 4’ 7” 97-pound thief known as the milk-bandit has broken into 18 markets.  Commentary on Jack Webb's difficulties as a writer when scripting episodes from the heart.  Plus, actor Sammy Ogg.

Kent and Wayne head to Inspector Henderson’s office since he made the breaking news announcement that identified the bank robber as Superman.  Commentary on the horrible change in actors voicing Inspector Henderson.  Plus TV's Inspector Henderson, Robert Shayne, who also fought the House Un-American Activities Committee.

A disfigured man comes to dinner every night at the same diner who scares away the customers and refuses to leave.  Commentary on food rationing in 1945.  Plus a look at an episode scrambling for talent at the last minute and landing radio voice actor Gerald Mohr who later became a DC and Marvel superhero.

A curse followed by several deaths are tied into of a crown encrusted with diamonds and jewels once owned by a seventh century Norse king.  Commentary on actor Robert Dryden who went from classic radio drama to National Lampoon.