Although Kent has figured out the mystery of the talking cat, he still does not know what happened to Jimmy and Lois .  Superman seeks out Mr. Grayson, publisher of The Daily Planet, to how he came about acquiring those wristwatches.  Commentary on the origins of Dick Grayson, aka Robin, The Boy Wonder.

Superman spotted the hearse that he believes is responsible for the abductions of Lois and Jimmy.  While on pursuit, the hearse crashes and kills the driver leaving Superman without a clue as what to do next.  Commentary on only having the core characters in every episode and how this affects the story.

Sergeant Friday goes undercover to trap a gang posing as narcotic cops to con out of town businessmen.  Commentary on golfer Ben Hogan who became the spokesperson for Chesterfield cigarettes.

In our last episode, the Siamese cat gave another dire warning to Kent that Perry was going to do him harm.  But, this may have been the one opening Kent was hoping for as he ecstatically tells Perry he knows what makes that cat talk. Commentary on the one logical flaw in this plot premise.

A blind cobbler who is adept at identifying people through their footsteps is talking to a cop about how he had waited years to kill a man.  Commentary on star J. Carroll Naish.  Plus, the episode's one big flaw.

A man orders a coffin and is immediately struck dead by car. His family believes the curse of Obi is coming true in which their home and everyone in it is set to be destroyed on October 24th.  This very day.  Commentary on what was happening on October 24, 1948.

A woman runs into a large mentally challenged man in a cemetery who is said to be waiting for Lola- a woman who died and was buried in this cemetery a year ago.  Commentary on writer and star Bob Sloan and actress Mercedes McCambridge who scared the wits out of everyone in the movie The Exorcist.

In Kent’s apartment with Perry White and the talking Siamese cat, Kent states that the cat is ready to talk and talk right now!  Commentary on the repetition of dialogue and the "stretching of the rubber band".

Perry and Clark Kent race over to Jimmy’s home after Perry’s phone call with Jimmy’s mom told him that Jimmy is sleeping in bed.  When they get there, they are surprised to find not Jimmy, but a black cat!  Commentary on the buffoonish sider of Perry White.  Plus, Ancient Egyptian practices with cats.

An ex-con tips the cops to a gang of thieves wanted in connection with car stripping in which the only clue is a can of ultra-violet fluorescent paint.  Commentary on why the Dragnet theme was so popular, becoming a hit on the Billboard charts, and the reason the Dragnet theme was sued and found guilty of copyright infringement.