The episode aired on October 29, 1947 as the 43rd episode of the series. The plot involves a group of gangsters trying to buy an old man's car, which is worth $400,000, leading to a dangerous situation involving murderers.

In this episode, Detective Sergeant Joe Friday receives an emergency call about a man named Vernon Carney who is threatening to blow up City Hall with a bomb if his brother is not released. The episode revolves around the efforts of Friday and his partners to handle this tense situation.

"The Old Acquaintance" is an action-packed episode involving an escaped convict and two women in his life, with the events set around a girl's wedding and New Year's Eve. As Philip Marlowe, portrayed by Gerald Mohr, gets closer to the truth, the danger increases, leading to murder.

The episode follows Captain Frank Kennelly as he navigates this complex and emotionally charged case.

In this episode, the crew of Luna takes off and orbits the Moon. On the far side of the Moon, they encounter a fleet of UFOs, which pursues them. One of the crew members, Mitch, enters the UFO out of curiosity and is temporarily possessed by an alien intelligence.

In this episode, Captain Courage and his ship are traveling to Indies with troublesome freight and a female passenger.

Sherlock Holmes Gielgud was a British radio show produced by Harry Alan Towers and aired on BBC and WCRA-NBC between 1954-1955. The show was a dramatization of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories, featuring Sir John Gielgud as Sherlock Holmes and Sir Ralph Richardson as Dr. Watson. In the episode 'Charles Augustus Milverton', Sherlock Holmes resorts to some law-breaking of his own to deal with Milverton, described as 'the most dangerous man in London' and a loathsome blackmailer, preying on the weaknesses of his victims.

In the episode 'Where There's a Will', Philip Marlowe is hired to help four people find jewels left to them by a woman who despised them. The story unfolds as Marlowe navigates intrigue and danger to uncover the truth.

In this episode, Sam is hired by the operator of a gambling den to return a necklace to its owner, but he finds out she already has it.

The 'All American' episode is a comedic spoof about collegiate football. The cast, along with guest star Tony Curtis, deliver a humorous story that adds a unique twist to the conventional aspects of American football.