Michael and Eve are newlyweds who travel to the 102nd floor of a skyscraper overlooking New York City. As a raging storm approaches, they decide to head back down to the main floor but find that none of the elevator attendants are at their station. Walking their way back down, they soon come to the horrible realization that everyone in the city has inexplicably vanished.

Unbeknownst to the passengers, munitions for a band of revolutionaries are being smuggled on the luxury steamship "Amazon." When the conspirators find out that their plans might be thwarted, they plan to blow up the ship, killing those on board.

In Act 2, Vangie suspects she is being played the fool after Harry spends all his time with her sister Grace in his quest to control the family business. When the gas heater begins to leak in her room slowly suffocating her, it may be because somebody wants her dead.

When a successful businessman is tragically killed, a mysterious stranger shows up to announce to his three daughters that he is their father's business partner. JR speaks on how the elements of mystery is set in this episode that leads to several possibilities.

Kent has arrived in Freeville and suspects something dangerously evil is going on in the small village when Lois Lane has now gone missing. JR comments on the life of Superman himself- Bud Collyer.

Liz buys a book that tells the danger signs to look out for to tell if your husband is being unfaithful, and George has them all! We look at the "misunderstanding" plot line that was the staple for many great sitcoms including Three's Company. We also take a look at show sponsors Jello and Log Cabin syrup which are still powerhouse brands to this day.

Friday and Romero investigate the abduction of a three day old baby from Mercy Hospital. Commentary on Hispanic mothers and emphasis on family. Also a look at the guest actors who gave these excellent performances. One of Dragnet's finer moments.

Kent races to Freeville to check in on the welfare of Lois Lane who sent a series a bizarre telegrams to Perry White. JR speaks on why a story on a simple drought is more significant that it appears.

A rich man is hooked on his mistress and plans to leave his wife. But there is a far greater force at work who refuses to let that happen. Commentary on how this episode misfired, what could have made it better, and the real story about the show's sponsor Ironized Yeast.

Lamont and Margot visit an island to find out why a dozen ships have vanished in "The Graveyard of the Pacific."