Lois, Clark and Perry panic when they notice Jimmy is hanging 45 stories above ground by hanging on to the hands of the tower clock and is quickly losing his grip.  Commentary on the division of Korea at this time.

Based on the killings real life 19th century serial killer, H.H. Holmes, a prosperous gentleman makes a practice of placing employment ads for young women. Commentary on star Joseph Kearns.

A newlywed couple move into a small cottage to begin their new life.  When the husband leaves town on business, the wife discovers his diary that has an entry planning her murder this same night at 6.  Commentary on the origins of this story.  Plus actress Lilli Palmer.

Kent overhears vital information that may lead him to the missing Jimmy Olsen, yet he must act quickly as Superman without giving away his secret identity to Candy Meyers who is with him.  Commentary on Commander Joseph M Stack of the VFW who gives a speech before this episode.  Plus Superman publisher Harry Donenfeld and how he came to own the character.

Liz' mother has second thoughts about marrying a wealthy Texan.

A burglar posing as being from the electric company assaults an elderly woman.  Commentary on the Dragnet television series and production issues.

Hoping to find a new clue from Candy as to Jimmy’s whereabouts, Kent, as Superman, instead found an unconscious Candy sprawled on the sidewalk.  Commentary on dragging out key information.

A man is convinced a dead body is seated in a high-top chair in an apartment across the street.  But nobody believes him.  Commentary on the Rear Window with a twist observations.

At the subway collecting samples of broken concrete for the Planet’s investigation, Jimmy is abducted by a bunch of men in front of Lois and whisked away in an escape car.  Commentary on the demise of New York's El trains.