Jimmy and Kent decide to investigate these two men claiming to be game wardens. Commentary on the early arrival of Superman and the sloppy manner in which he quite often forgets his secret identity is actually a secret!

A bank robber makes a getaway using a sawed-off shotgun with only the first three digits of his license plate number as the only lead. Commentary on how Ben Alexander loosened up the dialogue with Webb as we demonstrate with a laugh track what Dragnet would sound like as a comedy.

Clark and Jimmy decide to extend their vacation by going on a camping expedition in the deep forest. Their activities are suspiciously eyed by two men who have other plans for our heroes. Commentary on Clark's fortuitous educational lesson to Jimmy about preserving our national resources for future generations and how that has even more significance today.

The White Plague murderer, now exposed and backed into a corner shoots his rifle as Father Malone approaches him. Did the killer add another murder to his list? Is Clark able to stop him without revealing his secret identity? Commentary on the sadness of how this story ended and why the writers extended the White Plague into a 9th part when they could have easily ended it in the last episode.

Two Marines are targeted and poisoned, with one dying, in a cheap hotel by a man with a vendetta. Commentary on the public opinion of the Korean War at that time. Plus, what makes Virginia Gregg the ideal character actress.

Clark is about to name the murderer. Commentary on the change in direction of this episode in which Kent deduces the murderer in true Agatha Christie fashion.

Kent and Father Malone try to save Kurt Travers' log cabin as it goes up in fiery blaze with him trapped inside. Can they get him out in time or will the White Plague Murderer claim another victim? Commentary on the defensive military action the US took on this day just three days after FDR's infamous speech about the country's position on the war in Europe.

Superman found Nancy and Jimmy drugged in the log cabin convincing him that someone in the camp was committing murder under the guise of a phony curse. But who is it and to what gain? Commentary on the significance of this date and the infamous speech from FDR on whether America would go to war.

A man has been shot and killed in his own home with his mother being the closest witness. But, the evidence discovered by Friday and Smith leads them in a new direction. Commentary on the darkness of this episode. Plus, star Helen Kleeb.

Kent and Harmon investigate the disappearance of Jimmy and Harmon's daughter, Nancy, and are shocked to find the kids' footprints in the snow abruptly end. Commentary on the opening theme and how some phrases, like "race a speeding bullet to its target", didn't quite sell the "super" in Superman in which changes needed to be made.