Radio Retropolis

A wrongly convicted man who served time in prison is bent on revenge for a man he supposedly killed yet is very much alive. JR comments on star Douglas Fairbanks, Jr and new announcer Paul Frees.

Kent quickly put two and two together with Canfield's murder and the suspension of the players that could be tied into a hate group not knowing that he himself will be on their next hit list. JR speaks on the importance of Jimmy Olsen in the serial.

Liz and Iris make an appearance on a television show celebrating Friendship Week. Their friendship is tested, though, when they discover they've bought the same dress for the occasion. Commentary on the 1953 I Love Lucy episode that adapted this script plus how television nearly killed the movie business had it not been for two very big movements in the cinema that occurred in 1953-the same time as this I Love Lucy episode.

Friday and Romero investigate the murder of a woman strangled in a hotel room. Commentary on the nature of the procedural drama and the brilliant every day obstacles Webb creates for his characters.

Superman looks to get to the truth in the murder of Charles Canfield while Knights of the White Carnation plot their next move. Commentary on Metropolis' one high school team.

A Mrs. Putnam calls the police and tells them she is about to be murdered. Police Detectives Jeff Hanson and Ed "Porky" Lamb trace the call to the Putnam house and pay them a visit only to find that the Mrs. Putnam died two hours before the phone call was made.

As a young woman is about to inherit her father's estate, her guardian breeds large vampire bats in order to kill the girl and gain her fortune. Commentary to follow episode.

A distraught woman, Anna, wants her friend Helen to stay with her with the news of a serial killer called The Lipstick Killer terrorizing the town. JR comments on return to the half hour format and the new sponsor-AutoLite.

Although Superman handily defeated the Clan of the Fiery Cross a while back, a new vigilante hate group emerges looking to follow in the Clan's footsteps. JR comments on the controversial past serial Clan of the Fiery Cross and how this serial is connected.

Jealous of their husbands' hobbies, Liz and Iris decide to join the boys in their favorite hobby-golf! Commentary on the LPGA which actually began shortly before this broadcast in 1950 and how the modern classic television series Everybody Loves Raymond borrowed this story line for a classic husband versus wife episode.