A man who wants his freedom from his estranged wife and will do anything to get it. Even murder.  Commentary on why humans making animal sounds does not work on radio.  Plus, star Jack Carson.

After finally making an appearance and saving Jimmy's life, Superman gets a tip from one of the henchmen that Joe Barton, the man who abducted Perry, is at the Miller hotel which may be where he is holding Perry.  Commentary on why this is a good plotline.

Novak is hired to follow a large woman from a bowling alley and steal her green bag. Unfortunately for him, many are after the bag and will kill to get it.  Commentary on William Conrad filling in for Raymond Burr as Hellman.  Plus, the Pat Novak Top 5 Zingers.

Friday and Smith are assigned to a case with a suspect hooked on narcotics described as armed and dangerous after one robbery victim was shot execution style in the head.  Commentary on the real 1950's for many.

Although Inspector Henderson got a tip about the taxi driver and the scuffle, he, Clark and Lois have no idea that the tip will lead them to Jimmy and Boris instead as the gunman is moments away from executing them both.  Commentary on the promotion of the very first modern bikini.

A man who was brought back to life finds he has the uncanny ability to see the truth in others and cannot lie about it no matter what the deception.  Commentary on accidents on a movie set including star tonight Brian Donlevy. Plus, tragedy on the movie Rust.

On Jimmy's way to meet the man at the newspaper club to get a message from Perry, the taxi driver discloses that he was the one that Jimmy had last seen with Perry White. Plus, we do a little trivia from Superman the Movie.

Novak witnesses an old man being hit by a car. Before he dies, the old man gives Novak an envelope to deliver to a man named John St. John.  Commentary on the history of Haight Street.  Plus, The Pat Novak Top 5 Zingers!

Friday and Smith investigate a junior high school has been broken into three times in the past six weeks each time causing extensive damage to the school’s cafeteria.  Commentary on the rise of juvenile delinquency post WWII in spite of the prosperous times.

After Perry defies Smith, he ends up missing.  Jimmy, at home, receives a call from a mystery man to come to the newspaper club presumably at the request of Perry, to retrieve important papers.  Commentary on the purpose of a "bridge" episode.