A worried mother has a son with a severe life-threatening fever. Because of a widespread flu epidemic, she has to face the problems alone. JR speaks on actress Martha Scott.

Kirby's smear campaign framing the two players depends upon Jimmy calling in the gambling story to the Planet. When Jimmy refuses, Kirby threatens a brutal response unless he complies. JR speaks on Candy Meyers and the infamous Stolen Costume episode from The Advetures of Superman television series.

Liz inadvertently returns a dress to a more expensive store than where she bought it, and makes money on the deal. So she decides to go into business buying dresses at one store and returning them at the other. Commentary tonight on how this episode was remade on radio and adapted for I Love Lucy. Plus a look at how Lucille Ball redefined her comedic image from the early stages of radio into the clown she became.

Two convicts escape from a nearby penitentiary. According to reports they are heading towards Los Angeles and are both armed and dangerous. In the meantime, Friday is given some shattering news. His partner of 11 years Ben Romero died that morning of a massive heart attack. As Romero's portrayer, Barton Yarborough, died in the same manner just a week before this episode, Jack Webb wanted an episode to pay tribute to his close friend.

Superman is worried about the whereabouts of Jimmy and Jack who are now held captive by Vincent Kirby the head of the Knights of the White Carnation. Commentary on Jimmy's real age discovered here.

A doctor visits Africa to catch a large gorilla to bring him back to New York with them to go in a zoo. The gorilla, however, seems to take an unusual dislike in the doctor as if he had known him from somewhere. Commentary on the real evolution of man and gorilla that mirrors the plot line of this episode. Plus guest star Anne Seymour.

During a cave tour, several students fall down a pit when the rail gives way. When a rescue team goes down, they find no bodies. The Shadow and Margot Lane investigate and discover a secret mine deep below the caverns and much more horrifying unearthing.

A two-timing wife thinks that her meek, bank-teller husband is planning to kill her. JR comments on the difference between misunderstandings in the style of drama versus comedy.

Jimmy and Jack Wilson pretending to agree with the hate agitators, relayed to Kent that they were told to meet at a lunch wagon to get further instructions by telephone. But when they got there, they were carted away by the agents themselves who showed up in person. JR comments on the three reasons why dramas of the Golden Age are still far superior to those today.

Liz tells George's mother that she's ill so the older Mrs. Cooper won't come to Liz' bridge game. But George's Mother, as well as all of Liz' friends, thinks she is really pregnant. Commentary on why the word pregnant was an issue shortly after this episode. Also, we talk about the behind the scenes real life emotion that went in to the Lucy is Enceinte episode of I Love Lucy.