The trail to find Dr. Roebling leads to a local hotel that gets him closer to the truth of who Mr and Mrs. Jack Smith is in room 514. What will he find? Commentary on newly remastered recordings of The Adventures of Superman through the Smithsonian Institute.

Sergeant Friday goes undercover as a buyer of heroin from San Francisco to break up a narcotics gang. Commentary on the similarities with this episode and The Big Red. Plus, Lee Marvin makes a brief appearance which is capped here in an exclusive rare interview with actor Mitchell Ryan who talks of his and Marvin's alcoholism.

Sure that the man on the train is Dr. Roebling, Clark goes to the man's cabin to check on him after he collapsed in the dining car only to find he's not there. Commentary on having both Perry White and Lois Lane back on the show front and center.

Clark and Jimmy embark on another mystery in which they find a threatening note left behind from a man Clark is sure is Dr. Roebling and one that the man has strongly denied. Commentary on the events of these days that perpetuating the attack on Pearl Harbor by the Japanese.

A woman is found murdered in a closet and the trail leads to a freighter in San Francisco. Commentary on Peter Leeds, June Whitley and our host Hal Gibney.

Jimmy and Batiste are about to be killed by an angry bear with Superman racing to rescue them. Plus, a new exciting serial begins! Commentary on the the cliffhanger style of storytelling for this series and the welcome return to Metropolis for our next serial.

Jimmy and Batiste are in dire straits as they are trapped in a cave with bear ready to lash out. Commentary on why Kent let's his inner Superman personality surface with repeatedly in front of witnesses when he should conceal it.

Bull sets a trap for Kent separating him from Jimmy and Batiste. Once captured, Jimmy and Batiste are faced with an even deadlier opponent. Commentary on the acceptance of mink hunting in the 1940s, the political opponents in later years and its status today.

A movie director was killed at the studio when a 250 lb. stage lamp had fallen on him. Friday and Smith investigate to determine whether it was an accident or a murder. Commentary on Dragnet's claim to using real crimes for their stories. Plus, we look at films in which actual tragedies occurred during filming.

Bull and Chuck set deadly bear traps for Kent and Jimmy, who are hiking the trails, which can snap a leg in two should one be caught. Commentary on Jimmy's unsubstantiated suspicion of Clark with the twisted rifle. Plus we look at the background of the politically incorrectly phrase "walking Indian file".