Although Mary and Jimmy were able to skate their latest skirmish with Pearley, they decided to follow Pearley which leads them right back into the worst trouble they could ever imagine in which escape is not an option.  Plus, The 5 Greatest Adventures of Superman episodes of all time.  Today, #4!

As an April Fool's joke, Liz plans to plant a lipstick-smeared handkerchief in George's coat pocket when she is surprised to find there is already a lipstick smeared handkerchief in his pocket in which George himself is stupefied.  Commentary to follow.

A dead body is discovered by a night watchman along with several empty beer bottles and red dyed hair found on the victim’s jacket.  Episode commentary on why the audience is Joe Friday and how Jack Webb creatively makes that happen.

Jimmy and Mary are unaware that Pearley and his henchmen, who know the two are spies, are waiting for them at the messenger office while Superman believes his friends are now safe.  Plus, we countdown the 5 Greatest Adventures of Superman episodes of all time.  This episode is #5!

Mac Rogan is put on trial for the brutal knife murder of his wife, though he swears it was perpetrated by a man named Mark Street. Mac swears to have vengeance on his wife's killer no matter what the cost, planning to mutilate him in the same way as his wife.  He makes it perfectly clear that he will not allow anything, not even the cold grave itself, deter him from his deadly mission.

A brother helps his sister by hiding the dead body of her abusive husband while being confronted with a series of unfortunate coincidences along the way.  Commentary on why this is one of the worst Suspense episodes.

Mary and Jimmy Olsen, posing as Jimmy Miller, are set to meet the big boss who has now discovered that Mary tipped off the Daily Planet in distributing the phony bills.  Commentary on how these 1946 Superman episodes may have contributed to the drop in juvenile delinquency.

George needs a new secretary, so Liz enrolls in secretarial school so she can fill the position.  Commentary to follow.

A woman tells Friday and Smith that a robbery is being planned-by her ex-convict husband.  Episode commentary on the natural life arc of a dramatic series and why later episodes tend to be lesser than the earlier ones.

Although Mary is in Pearley’s good graces once again, Herman, his brutish henchman, decides to take Mary’s fate into his own hands as he slips up behind her with knife in hand.  Commentary on the Superman Crusader Ring.