In this episode, a character named Will Fedder is considered a coward because he refuses to wear a gun. The episode explores the idea that a man can only be pushed so far, suggesting a turning point for Fedder's character.

The episode 'Terrible Vengeance-Australian' was originally aired on June 14, 1942. The only known version to exist is an Australian broadcast from 1952. Specific details about the plot and key events are not available.

The Adventures of Sam Spade was a radio series based loosely on the private detective character Sam Spade, created by writer Dashiell Hammett. The show was known for its action-packed content, filled with dames, wisecracks, adventure, and laughs. Specific details about the episode 'The Chargogagamog Caper' are not available. However, typical episodes of 'Sam Spade' involved the main character, private detective Sam Spade, solving a variety of mysteries in a tongue-in-cheek, action-packed style.

"Jezebel w-Bette Davis" is the first episode of Academy Award Theater that originally aired on March 30, 1946. In this episode, Bette Davis portrays Julie Marsden, a headstrong and spoiled Southern belle who risks losing her suitor due to her impetuous behavior. The episode is a romantic melodrama set during the antebellum period in New Orleans.

Dragnet was an American radio series that enacted the cases of a dedicated Los Angeles police detective, Sergeant Joe Friday, and his partners. The episode "Police Academy Mario Koski" is part of the Dragnet series and aired on August 25, 1949. The series is known for its portrayal of the dedicated work of a Los Angeles police detective and his partners. Specific details about the plot and key events of this episode are not available.

"And the Moon Be Still as Bright" is an episode where Earthmen land on Mars and start transforming it. The Martians are discovered dead due to chickenpox brought by previous expeditions from Earth. The episode was written by the legendary Ray Bradbury and adapted by Ernest Kinoy.

In the episode 'The Queue', two men cut off a Chinese immigrant's pigtail, and he informs Matt that he can return home to China only with the pigtail or by taking the lives of the men who cut it off. The episode addresses bigotry and hostility towards an ethnic minority. Ben Wright is part of this episode, but his specific role isn't specified.

Dennis Day impersonates various celebrities, public figures, or character types of the time, mimicking their voices and mannerisms as if they were speaking to Jack Benny on the phone.

In this episode, Sam Spade is hired by a wealthy businessman who fears that he's going to be attacked by a former employee whom he sent to prison.

This episode, like others in the series, likely follows Boston Blackie as he uses his detective skills to unravel a crime. Specific details about the episode's plot and key events are not available.