A two-year-old baby has been poisoned and her mother is nowhere to be found.  Commentary on Frank complaining about easy living in 1955.

At the insistence of Lattimer, his stooge, Governor Wheeler, reassigned Sam Robbins to an upstate jail in which the area is a hotbed for Lattimer extremists.  Commentary on the recent loss of an iconic TV and film exterior set.

In this pre-Nazi era episode, a doctor comes up with a strange formula that allows the old to regain their youth. But for one in absolute power this could be the answer to building a super race!

Glenn Ford stars as a man who gets involved with a deeply troubled woman harboring dangerous secrets.  Commentary on Ford's achievements and controversies.

Kent is shocked to hear of Lippy Williams murder just as he brought Sam Robbin’s mother to the Clarion with the hope of having Lippy admit that he had planted the evidence. Commentary on the passing of TV's first Lois Lane, Phyllis Coates.

A pair of car thieves have found a clever way of re-selling their stolen autos that make it difficult to trace.  Commentary on the real Hollywood police station  described.  Plus, a disappointing turn in character writing on Dragnet.

Lattimer, taking matters into his own hands, tells the governor to arrange for Robbins to be taken to an upstate jail.  What plan does Lattimer have for Robbins to keep him permanently quiet?  Commentary on how this episode focuses on hate which is still relevant today.

After a robbery-murder, two crooks encounter a mysterious man who offers to take them to a place where the police will never find them.  Commentary following episode.