Specific details about the episode 'Eric Kelby Body Buried In Nursery' are not available. However, given the title, it could be inferred that the episode might involve a case of a body found buried in a nursery, indicating a possible homicide case.

In this episode, Marlowe is investigating the disappearance of a woman named Amy Harper. Her husband, Ennis Harper, an elderly man who approached Marlowe for help.

In this episode, Sherlock Holmes investigates a case of stolen plans on the eve of World War I. The episode is of particular significance as it aligns with the historical context of the late 1940s when the show was aired.

In this episode, the director of an ecological foundation disappears. A woman attempts to engage Nero Wolfe to find her missing employer. However, she disappears herself, and the employer is later found dead.

In this episode, the hereditary King of Bohemia seeks the help of Sherlock Holmes to retrieve a photograph from a woman he once had an affair with. This woman is none other than the famous Irene Adler. The King is desperate as he believes the photograph could lead to a scandal.

In this episode, a private eye from Chicago who has lost his license talks Sam Spade into taking a case. Unusually, this case involves Sam dressing up as a giant rabbit. More specific details about the plot and key events of the episode are not available.

In this episode, Johnny Dollar takes on the role of a psychic investigator. Detailed plot and key events for this specific episode are not available.

The episode starts off in a coffee shop with Jack, Dennis, and Bob Crosby and ends up at the courthouse. Jack gets a parking ticket in Beverly Hills after having lunch with the gang. Instead of paying the $2 fine, he goes to Beverly Hills Court to declare the parking meter was broken.

In this episode, Sam Spade is hired by a woman named Louise Miller to help her fiance, Ben Comiskey, who is in jail for robbing a liquor store. Despite the evidence against Ben, the plot revolves around proving his innocence. The narrative involves a dynamic of a good brother and a bad brother.

In the episode 'The Final Reckoning', Boris Karloff stars as a convict whose life sentence is commuted and who plans a perfect revenge.