Liz gives advice to her adolescent neighbor, Sally Hopkins, on how to snare the boy she likes, but her meddling only makes things worse and puts George right in the middle.

An elderly woman claims $300 was stolen from her.  Her sister says she made it all up.  Who is telling the truth? Commentary after episode on Chesterfield cigarettes and writer Frank Burt.

Kent and Wayne are worried that Jimmy Olsen and Dick Grayson have fallen into the hands of the very much alive Eric Larsen.  Commentary on whether a "fake death" drug actually exists.

Two old ladies go on a cruise to get away from it all. They soon realize that this cruise holds a dark secret from their past which will now determine their future.

A homicide lieutenant who brings in a murder suspect that ballistics prove is the wrong person believes he still has the right suspect and now has to prove it.  Commentary on star Howard da Silva as well as this episode's real life connection to Dragnet.

At the prison cemetery, Kent is alarmed when both the Warden Hobbs and Bruce Wayne fall unconscious upon the opening Larsen’s empty casket.  Commentary on Batman's portrayer, Matt Crowley.

Liz thinks George’s Christmas stag party is just an excuse to ditch the wives and hang with the boys.  Not letting that sit well, Liz decides to crash the party in disguise.  Commentary on why a certain joke got a huge laugh plus musical conductor Wilbur Hatch.

A bank robber has barricaded himself in a house and has taken the woman who lives there as hostage.  Commentary on Dragnet's use of force and the history behind tear gas.

Bruce Wayne, aka Batman, receives a strange call from a man who was sent to prison for the murder of Dick’s parents- a man who has been dead for two weeks.  Commentary on the origins of Dick Grayson to Robin, The Boy Wonder.

A frustrated fortune hunter murders his native guide to get his hands on the man's diamond, but he gets more than he bargained for when the native vows vengeance with his last breath.