A man purchases an old portrait: a portrait with a history of death... for the artist... for the model... and for all those who own it. Commentary on actress Lesley Woods.

The curse of a dead sea captain is blamed for a number of shipwrecks until Lamont Cranston is called to investigate. Commentary on how this could have been a potentially great episode that went sour as the last five minutes were poorly written with unbelievable story choices.

A man claims he can see a dead body sitting in a chair in a neighbor's apartment window across the courtyard... yet no one will believe him. JR speaks on the surprising twist, author Lucille Fletcher, the Hithcock connection and the retiurn of Robert Montgomery as star after his ill-fated stint as host of Suspense the previous year.

Superman located the submarine, with an apparently lifeless Lois and Horatio inside, and is now using all his might to raise the sub to the surface. JR continues to count down "The 13 Things You Might Not Know About THE ADVENTURES OF SUPERMAN Radio Show". JR signs off for the season.

Liz is all set to get her passport and join George on a trip to Paris, until she discovers that the Hall of Records has no record of her birth! Commentary on the I Love Lucy episode episode of the same title in which this script was adapted. Plus, guest star Sarah Selby as Liz' mother.

An eight-month-old baby is stolen from its mother. It's the third case of child stealing reported in less than three weeks. Commentary on the versatility of Virginia Gregg in dual roles, plus, we discuss the real reason why Dragnet wins Best Mystery program by The American Weekly.

Lois and Horatio are minutes away from death sealed in the submarine at the bottom of the sea just as Superman spots the flare signal sent by Horatio. Will he get there in time? JR counts down "The 13 Things You Might Not Know from the The Adventures of Superman Radio Show" compiled by 13thdimension.com. Plus, JR comments on the limits of Superman's strength as heard in this episode.

A man stumbles into a pawn shop, where he sees a decrepit old man playing chess. Unbeknownst to him, the old man is a sociopath playing with real human lives where murder is the win. Commentary on the legendary Cold War chess match between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky in 1972 in Iceland. Plus actors Raymond Massey and Jackson Beck.

A mobster plunges the city into darkness for one night by planting explosive light bulbs everywhere. Once darkness falls he plans a personal reign of terror. Commentary on the contentious relationship Lamont Cranston has with Commissioner Weston which is a new dynamic the writers are trying out. Also discussed is the lack of the Shadow himself in recent episodes being used only when absolutely necessary.

A high-flying circus trapeze act featuring a man, his best friend, and the woman they both love. One man decides to kill his friend and rival during their performance—in front of thousands of people—making it look like a tragic accident. JR speaks on "haunted" star Dana Andrews chilling performance and how this plotline resembles a recurring theme on Suspense.