Radio Retropolis

Liz goes over to meet the new neighbor and winds up minding a four-month old baby overnight.

A loan company has been robbed. There are two suspects, however a wooden leg may have all the answers. Commentary on the Coke machine which was used in this episode.  Plus, the making of Dragnet for radio.

With Bruce Wayne and Jimmy in danger of soaring over the rocky falls to a sure death, their only hope is that Superman will get the message in time to save them both.  Commentary on Superman announcer and character actor Jackson Beck.

A woman firmly believes a man became stuck in the wall of her bank as he was attempting to walk through it. However, no one believes her as she frantically searches for help to save him.

Phil Silvers stars as an elevator operator who inadvertently gets involved with mob activities when he notices feet dangling out of a carpet roll being carried out and is told to keep his mouth shut.  Commentary on star Phil Silvers.

Larsen admits to the captured Dick Grayson that he was able to fake his death with an ancient drug to exact his ultimate revenge.  Commentary after the episode on the legacy of Bruce Wayne.

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.