Friday and Romero investigate a woman who is receiving life-threatening letters and phone calls and need to find this stalker before she winds up dead. Commentary on how this was a departure from its regular procedural format and how mental illness was treated in 1950.

As Superman puts the final move on Zara to end his racketeering terror, Perry White goes into a rage when he receives bad news from one of his reporters from the small village of Freeville.  In part 2 of his commentary, JR discusses the downfall of George Reeves' career and conspiracies surrounding his death.

A young man finds himself among a group of people who look alike and are several hundred years old.

A brilliant scientist, who has discovered the secret formula for a super-powered explosive, has been kidnapped and tortured to madness by foreign nationals. As the formula resides only in his mind, they kidnap a second person- a famous psychiatrist-who is their only hope in extracting it from the scientist's brain. Lamont Cranston, as the Shadow, and Margo Lane learn of the dastardly plot by a telepathic phone call from the psychiatrist and work against time and international waters to thwart the evil plot.

Frank Jeremy, Eve’s husband, has been found guilty of murder and now Eve must figure out a way to prove his innocence.  Commentary on comparison to the novel from which the radio episode was based.  Plus, The Brown Derby Restaurant.

A Hollywood starlet, her producer husband, and a prominent actress sets the tone to this warped story of jealousy, passion and murder.  Yet not everything is as it seems and not everything plays out as expected.  Commentary on Prince Michael Romanoff of the famed Romanoff's Restaurant in Hollywood.

As Kent sets a trap for the racketeers at their own game, the fates of Lois Lane and Luisa rapidly becomes a life- threatening situation.  Commentary on the life and career of TV Superman George Reeves part 1.

Liz vows to finish knitting George a sweater by Christmas by taking a few regretful shortcuts.   Commentary on the ointment Unguentine and why that line was funny. Plus, Eleanor Audley as George's mom and the connection between Lucille Ball's new movie Miss Grant Takes Richmond and a classic I Love Lucy episode.

Sgt. Friday tries to trap Howard Scully, a careful narcotics wholesaler, by posing as a buyer. Commentary on Joe Friday's tough character when faced with a situation of having to actually kill someone...or be killed.

Kent has concluded that finding Lois Lane alive and well may be only a dim hope.  Plus, JR reviews Super/Man the Christopher Reeve Story.