Radio Retropolis

A Senator is framed on bribery charges. The Shadow has figured out the devilish plot if only he can prove it before witnesses are killed.

A woman who runs into an old friend on the subway bragging about her lucky breaks in life decides she wants her life and plots to eliminate her…permanently. Commentary on murderous tendencies in all of us.

With Kent totally unaware of what's been planned, time is running out for the Daily Planet and Perry White as the Daily Planet is scheduled to be blown up this very night. JR talks about whether George Reeves actually wanted to do a season 7 of The Adventures of Superman and what was planned after his death.

George and Liz accidentally lock themselves in the attic, and Katy is gone for the day!

A deliberate case of destruction of private property has occurred. Friday confronts a rebellious teenager who is the most likely suspect. Commentary on juvenile crime through the years plus the final scene between the judge and the kid and Jack Webb's focus on parental responsibilities.

Perry White ignores Kent's warning against antagonizing these racketeers which results in a bomb being planted which will destroy the Daily Planet building and all that are in it. JR talks about the Pep cereal campaign button scheme.

What would happen to the man who was so ugly that children would scream in fright when they saw him, who was such a shocking spectacle that even his mother's life became unbearably unhappy? How would such a man react to people and to love? This is a sentimental tale of a hideously deformed man seeking love in a cruel world.

A terrorist claiming to be The Shadow is poisoning the Department of Sanitation's water supply, and only the real Shadow can deduce who is behind the diabolical crime.

A man rejected by his estranged wife decides to kill her and uses a gullible, smitten woman to unknowingly carry out the deed. Commentary on star Dennis O'Keefe.

With the Daily Planet and the Metropolis Police Department teaming up to squash these racketeers, Perry White decides to publish a scathing article that may cost him his life. JR talks about real racketeers of 1946 and how Superman got it right.