A brilliant teenage boy has been stealing food and books, yet he has no home they can find.  Commentary on police bias and how Webb missed a golden opportunity in the end.

Time is of the essence for Superman in the search for Robin who was wept out to sea, while a weakened Batman continues to tread water holding on the Mr. Grayson. But, Kent soon discovers a new threat is brewing.  Commentary on the next serial coming up!

A suburban couple are astounded when a small meteor crashes into their yard and they bring it inside, only to find that it houses a malevolent alien mind.

Robert Mitchum makes his Suspense debut tonight as a desperate man who meets a desperate woman who together plot to murder her husband who just happens to be his exact lookalike.  Commentary on both stars of this episode-Mitchum and Lucille Ball favorite Mary Jane Croft showing her serious side.

Superman takes a weakened Alfred from the bat boat wreckage back to Metropolis for medical care.  Will Alfred have the strength to tell Superman where to find Batman, Robin and Grandpa Grayson who are now treading water in the open sea?  Commentary on the meat shortages of 1946 referenced by Batman.

Katy the maid is sweet on Mr. Dabney, the butcher, and Liz offers to help. But when Liz's valentine to George gets switched with her check to pay the butcher's bill, Mr. Dabney gets the wrong idea.  Commentary to follow.

A series of tavern robberies by and man known as "The Whale" and his partner leads to the shooting of a cop.  Commentary on continuous use of colorful witnesses uncharacteristic of Dragnet.

Batman, Dick Grayson and Dick’s Grandfather are discovered by Marsh and are doomed to die on the yacht unless Superman, who noticed the bat boat was gone, gets there in time. Commentary on the hazards of shooting movies on water.

A woman wants her mother in law dead and drowns her. But she just won't stay dead.  Episode commentary to follow.

Ava Gardner plays a woman married to a prison warden who happens to pick up a hitchhiker who just escaped from prison.  Commentary on the tumultuous life of Ms. Gardner.