Radio Retropolis

Perry, Clark, Lois and Jimmy in their solidarity by dismissing what they call an empty bluff.  However, when they went to check on the letters’ security, they were shocked to find all were missing.  Commentary on why crimefighters and mysteries were much better in the 1940s as opposed to current day.

A man goes on a date with a woman whose jealous ex shows up looking to fight.  When the man kills the ex. He his found guilty of murder and set to be hanged.  Commentary on star Jackie Cooper.

A honeymooning couple witness a murder and start on a night of horror as the killer chases them.  Commentary on the previous version of this episode and actor Mason Adams.

As Jimmy nearly exposes Chickee’s real plan of finding that evidence, she contemplates eliminating Jimmy rather than face the wrath of Vincent for not getting the vital evidence that exposes his corruption. Commentary on what happened on tis day when a white baseball player played in the Negro league for the first time.

A man has been shot and killed on a busy street corner. There's no apparent motive or lead to the killer.  Commentary on the real Civilian Chief Forensic Specialist Raymond Pinker whose technological advances in forensics  were the main inspiration behind Dragnet.

Vincent, who believes Lois knows where the evidence is against him, instructs Chickee to get the information from her.  Commentary on Lois' cluelessness given that she she is a keen reporter.

A prominent and brilliant lawyer kills his unfaithful girlfriend during a heated argument and now has to use his exceptional legal intellect to establish an alibi.  Commentary on Claude Rains who played the lead in the film version of this episode.  Plus, the film Dual in the Sun is discussed which featured tonight's lead Joseph Cotton.

The story of a lonely cemetery caretaker whose obsession with his prized flowers makes him turn violent to anyone in its presence.  Commentary on why this was a standout Inner sanctum episode. 

Superman looks for Planet reporter Sloan whom he believes was tossed into the Metropolis River by Al Vincent’s gang and fears he might be too late to save him.  Commentary on the stereotypical Bogart inspired henchmen in this episode.

Roger Davis is a leading man like no other. He is imaginative, very intelligent, and extremely well-spoken.On Dark Shadows he played Vicky Winters' soulmate Peter Bradford and his modern counterpart Jeff Clark. He followed that up with Ned Stuart, then Dirk Wilkins and finally artist Charles Delaware Tate.The stories of Roger Davis we have all heard mostly focused on some negative antics that have been told and re-told through the years. But, here we also talk about;his significant contributions to Dark Shadows that gave the show some of its finest moments. In this episode, Roger is at his most candid and may have you thinking twice about what you always believed.