Superman does his best to protect his secret identity by getting the Metropolis police department involved in using forensic technology to identify the culprits. However, any information they find may expose the truth. JR comments on the rushed ending.
Liz's gossiping hair stylist forgets what she's doing and mistakenly dyes Liz's hair black. Now nobody recognizes Liz, so she decides to pose as another woman and flirt with George to test his faithfulness.
Superman devises a plan to get his letter back from Eyebrows and Buster, yet he may have opened himself up to even more danger for himself and Bruce Wayne. JR comments on the lack of efficiency being becoming Batman.
A recently married woman is brought to madness while living in her husband's creepy manor.
This was a remake of a previous Lights Out episode called The Dream with Boris Karloff that probes the subconscious instinct of a person where the desire to kill cannot be controlled.
A comedy writer decides to frame his competitor for murder. But as this title suggests, things don’t always go according to plan. Commentary on why this "twist" missed the mark.
Superman desperately tries to retrieve his letter revealing his secret identity that Eyebrows and Buster now believe is authentic. Fortunately, he has one ally who can help him- Batman. JR comments on the Clark Kent/Bruce Wayne dynamic.
Liz’ tonsils have to come out and she does everything possible to make sure that doesn’t happen.
While Kent searches for his letter, the two thugs who found it have their own plans. JR comments on how the thugs missed the clues to Kent's identity.
A young woman held prisoner in an old mine by bandits receives help from an unearthly source. Hans Conried and Claudette Colbert star.
The Shadow meets an exotic woman from his past. He soon discovers that she has been trained in the remote and mysterious area of India, the same place where he learned his power to control minds and make himself invisible.
A brutish man, who has been tormented since he was a small boy for his physical ugliness, finds a good woman who will marry him in spite of his appearance. However, his tortured past continues to haunt him which leads him to his only solution to stop the pain-murder. Commentary on the double meanings within this episode.
Kent learned that Perry had lost Kent’s letter- the letter given to him that reveals Kent’s secret identity as Superman. His worst fears are about to come true as the letter was discovered by two men who were astonished when they read the letter. JR comments on what Superman's role should be in society.
Scanning her old high school yearbook, Liz decides she's old, and everything George does to try to snap her out of it just makes things worse.
Superman has returned safely from apollo only to learn, as Kent, that letter revealing is secret identity has been lost. JR comments on why Kent's glasses are a good disguise.
A poor sailor wins three thousand dollars in a sweepstakes but his friend Tony has other plans for the money.
A man who's looking for a job mistakenly becomes involved with a bank robbery. He is later sentenced to death for a cop killing he didn't commit.
When the captain of the tugboat Alphabet requires all crew to perform their tasks in alphabetical order, things get even stranger when the crewman start to disappear in alphabetical order fearing the their mad captain is responsible. Commentary on understanding the clues to the guilty party. Plus, actor John Lund.
Superman races through space back to earth after saving Apollo from destruction to stop Perry from opening the letter he as Kent left for him pending his demise to explain everything-including his secret identity. Commentary on the need for Superman's dual identity.
George and Mr. Atterbury buy presents for their wives, and Iris's present, a mink coat, is delivered to Liz's house by mistake.
