Last time, the White Plague took on a more physical form as several rifle shots were aimed at Clark and Jimmy. Commentary on how Jimmy Olsen came to be as well as the different Jimmys throughout the decades.

A drunken teenage boy who started a riot in chemistry class reveals a couple who is selling narcotics and liquor to him and some of his friends. Commentary on teen rebellion in the 1950's.

Last time, a logger presumably afflicted with the White Plague died who may have taken the secret of the curse to his grave unless Clark can figure it out before more men die. Commentary on Clark's lesson to Jim my and the listener about America and coal formation. Plus, The Superman TV episode Jungle Devil in which Kent crushes a lump of coal into a diamond and whether that could really happen.

A deadly trio form a phony insurance corporation in order to kill their clients and collect their insurance benefits. Commentary on the return to a more sinister tone and the significance that this broadcast date coincides with Josef Stalin's 60th birthday.

While in Canada heading to the logging camp, Clark, Jimmy and their guide find themselves surrounded by dozens of hungry timber wolves set to attack and Clark must figure out a way to save them without exposing his secret identity. Commentary on Superman's somewhat neanderthal use of his strength as he has yet to discover his other talents. Plus, the darkness of this serial is discussed.

A carjacking victim in the hospital doesn't provide any clues yet they believe the suspect has been spotted in San Francisco. But he claims to have an alibi for the crimes committed in Los Angeles. Commentary on the many Dragnets that followed including Dick Wolf's version starring Ed O'Neill.

Clark and Jimmy head to the Great White North to a logging camp for a little rest and relaxation but find that men are mysteriously dying from a curse known as the White Plague.

Perry and Jimmy have been captured by Lewis at gunpoint who we just found out is a double agent for Deutch. Clark , in the meantime, is still searching the coast line to make sure all was clear. Commentary on Perry White's strong words to Deutch that opened a much clearer direction in the Superman episodes as to who the real villain truly was in 1941.

The Shadow discovers a gang of crooks who buy old horses from desperate farmers and kills them for the insurance. Commentary on the lighter tone of these recent stories with this one geared specifically to the young listener despite its sinister plot. Also, pioneer cowboys, William S. Hart and Hoot Gibson who are referenced in one scene are discussed.

Clark and Jimmy spy a suspicious man pull a speedboat out of the water. Are the duo about to get the shock of their lives? Commentary on how they can possibly wrap up the action in the next 11 minute episode.