Radio Retropolis

Commentary tonight on the Yellow Mask's henchman Lefty bearing a strong resemblance to Joe Pesci's Leo Getz character in Lethal Weapon II.  We also question why the need for Clark to physically change into Superman when the room is completely dark.

A doctor is severely beaten, robbed and near death.  A narcotics addict is the prime suspect. Commentary on the facts about narcotic addiction and crime.  Plus, the interesting dynamic between Joe and his mother.

Clark, Lois, Jimmy and Commissioner Malone are now all trapped in the tank and Clark has to figure out how Superman is going to save them without revealing his secret identity.

In the last episode, Clark almost blew his cover with Jimmy when Jimmy saw Superman, not Clark, fighting the henchman. But now they know where the Yellow Mask is. The Yellow Mask, however, is on to them and has a special surprise waiting. 

A man is severely beaten and the assailants are nowhere to be found.  The beaten man knows who attacked him yet refuses to file a report. Commentary on police protection realities and the father of the accordion. 

Clark decides to grab the Yellow Mask as he comes for the jewels, but will he have to reveal himself as Superman to do so?  Or will the Yellow Mask have a another plan to thwart any prospect of being captured by the police?

Clark, Commissioner Malone and Jimmy are in hot pursuit of the yellow mask hanks to Lois’ call yet unbeknownst to Clark, the Yellow Mask was listening on the other extension and took steps to set up a trap of his own.

Clark assumed correctly that the Yellow Mask was going to break Chickee out of jail to get the jewels and also correctly assumed that he’d send his henchman who don’t know what Chickee loos like.  So, Clark enlists the help of Lois Lane who steps in for Chickee whom he hopes will help lead him right to the Yellow Mask.

Friday and Romero investigate the body of a murdered woman. Her husband and his best friend claim to be equally baffled by her death but do one or both know more than they’re admitting? Commentary on how Dragnet revelation of guilt is similar to the five stages of death.

Superman confronted the mysterious girl to reclaim the jewels only to have her earn her name as “mysterious” when she simply vanished into thin air. Will she be found or was her fate sealed by one misstep? Commentary on the return of Joan Alexander (Lois lane) and the immense chemistry she and Bud Collyer had as Clark and Lois.  Also, we look at a blooper from the Yellow Mask.