A tale of several murders in one town through the recollections of a mentally challenged high school dropout named Elwood.  Commentary on star Eddie Bracken who was also in Vacation and Home Alone 2.

With the Lattimer case all but resolved, this episode moves quickly into a new and intriguing story that brings back Batman and the plot to kill Robin, the Boy Wonder.  Commentary on what's in store in our next exciting serial featuring Batman and Robin!

Liz and George have their pictures taken for their Christmas cards, but then can't agree on which shot to use.  Commentary on why I Love Lucy only did one holiday episode, plus we look at series sponsor Sanka.

A high school boy is found wounded in an alley of a knife wound knifed in an alley, yet he refuses to say who did it.  Commentary on how well you know your Dragnet facts!

With the help of the recovering Governor Wheeler and Inspector Henderson, Kent sets the ultimate trap to get the proof on George Lattimer once and for all.  Commentary on the origin of Great Caesar's Ghost!

When three young women desecrate a grave by dancing on it, they discover the hard way just how deadly the old superstition against such taboos can be.

A man named “Muscles” takes a job to what he believes is helping fight a blackmailer.  When a bust goes bad, he is framed as being the blackmailer.

With Kent’s only witness, Governor Wheeler, near death thanks to the savage beating from George Lattimer, it seems there is no hope to free Sam Robbins or stop Latimer’s violent cycle of intolerance and his quest for power.  Superman TV series trivia after the episode!

Liz is so full of old-fashioned Christmas spirit that she borrows an antique sleigh from a local antique store and goes caroling.  Commentary on Christmas in the suburbs in 1949 and the tradition of the true meaning of Christmas.  Plus, guest star Peter Leeds was considered one of the best straight men in the business.  We discuss what it takes to be a great straight man and why only a few are considered great.

A suspect in a burglary case is picked up with enough evidence for a conviction, but the money he stole is missing.