A woman kills her rich husband and talks another into giving her an alibi leaving her brother-in-law accused of the crime in what appears to be the perfect murder.  Commentary on radio Retropolis patreon, lost old time radio episodes, and star Lynn Bari.

After a full week away from Earth, Superman awakens on the planet Apollo to a very unexpected and unpleasant situation.  Commentary to follow starts the Top 5 Least Favorite Adventures of Superman episodes of All Time.  Today, #5!

George tells Liz that she needs to stand up for her rights and stop letting people push her around. So when Liz loses a penny in a broken gum machine, she vows to get her penny back no matter what the cost.  Commentary to follow.

Friday and Smith arrest an alleged dope pusher who specializes in hooking young kids.  But the arrest may prove illegal allowing the pusher to go free. Commentary after the episode on  recent ruling that led to this episode.  Plus, how Chesterfield convinced many people to spend millions of dollars on the new Accuray "healthier" cigarette.

At the clinic, Dr. Milicent shares with Perry, Lois and Jimmy that Clark Kent is gone forever.  Commentary to follow on the legitimacy of the doctor giving greater impact to the story.

Two German commandos air-dropped into England to retrieve Rudolf Hess hide out in an abandoned farmhouse, yet find it occupied. They murder the inhabitants or so they think. Commentary to follow.

Gloria Swanson stars as a mystery writer who is told that a murder has been committed in her town and decides she wants to help solve it.  Commentary on the career of Swanson.

Jimmy shares a letter from Clark to Perry and Lois that Clark has left town and may never come back.  Commentary on why Superman didn't just eliminate the Nazis and other global threats of the 1940s.

Liz goes to see a doctor about her absentmindedness, and then reports her car to be stolen when she forgets that George dropped her off at the doctor!

Friday and Smith prepare to face two unruly brothers known as dope addicts and robbers are heading to the city.  Commentary on the transition in the mid 50's from drama to a new radio sensation- rock and roll!