In our last episode, stuck in space, Jimmy sent pigeons back to earth to reach Superman with the hope of being rescued. Superman, who received the pigeon's note, must now find the tiny rocket suspended 10,000 miles above the earth.  Commentary on space exploration in the 1940s.

A widower moves back into a place he once owned with his wife who passed away and tells his landlady he just got married again yet she is nowhere to be seen.  Commentary on writer Lucille Fletcher and actor Don DeFore, best known for the TV series Hazel.

While sightseeing on a remote tropical island, Lamont and Margo come across a dark legend that summons Zanlaghora, a dwarf god who seeks murderous revenge against those who use the ring of Mahlalayee.  Commentary on the grisly tone of these recent episodes.  Plus, producer/director of The Shadow, John Cole.

A taxi driver, held at gunpoint, explores his destiny as he recounts his night after he picks up a killer who takes him on a fateful, murderous journey.  Commentary on the brilliant performance of Larry Haines and how one's fate cannot be changed.

When we last checked in on Jimmy, Poco and professor Twiddle, the Radar Rocket had fallen off the beam which left the trio suspended in outer space with limited oxygen and very little time before it’s depleted. Commentary on Jimmy’s bright idea to send his pigeons back to earth to get a note to Superman.

Keith Thibodeaux, who played Little Ricky, shares memories of working on the series, his relationship with Desi and Lucy, meeting Superman, and life after the series ended.

A gang has hijacked and robbed a bank truck that contains $100,000.  Commentary on Jack Webb friend and frequent guest star Herb Ellis.

Jimmy, Poco, and Professor Twiddle are about to embark along the radar beam to the far side of the moon.  Commentary on how they travel in space that defies even comic book logic.

This is considered the best Suspense episode of all time and ranks among the finest radio broadcasts in the history of all radio performances.  It’s the story of an invalid who overhears a phone conversation about a murder that is to take place that night.  Commentary on what elements make for great dramatic suspense and why this episode rightly qualifies as not only the best Suspense episode of all time, but one of the top radio programs of all time.

A gambling czar who was accused of murdering his first wife marries another woman who learns of his past.  She contacts Lamont and Margot for protection in fear that history may repeat itself.  Commentary on violence in radio and the comics which led the industry to quickly self regulate itself before the government intervened.