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Convinced that a string of mysterious deaths and mishaps are orchestrated rather than cursed, Jack and the crew investigate the driver behind Arthur's hit-and-run, uncovering a deadlier scheme when Evans is gunned down.

As Paul and Nicolette recover from a dynamite blast while hunting for a fleeing Red Cross nurse amid early Cold War tensions, Cousin Jeddiah brings eccentric energy to the Barber ranch, and Dan uncovers a surprising stash at a Chinese cemetery.

Set in a future where women rule Earth and men are exiled to Venus, a young boy shares the heartbreaking story of a romance between his older sister and a Venusian stowaway.

While Abner's high-society spending spree comes to an abrupt halt when he runs out of money, Dick Huddleston investigates a suspicious silver mine deal. Broke and humbled, Abner approaches Lum about teaming up once again to buy back the Jottem Down store.

Former fashion model turned private investigator Candy Matson finds herself tangled in a deadly mystery after a fateful cable car ride. With threats warning her to back off and the police eyeing her as a suspect, Candy teams up with her friend Rembrandt to unmask the killer before it's too late.

When an amateur photographer captures crucial images near their fake movie set, Perry and Della worry that the overly observant young man might spill the beans to the police and blow their cover—just as Nora Tragg accepts a marriage proposal from a dangerous mobster.

When a woman in a red raincoat is gunned down in an alley, Casey and the police uncover a tangled web of neighborhood secrets, mistaken identities, and a twisted love affair that turns an open-and-shut case upside down.

When Lizabeth overhears Abner sleep-talking about "Dixie Belle" and "Mary Jane," Lum and Dick suspect he's caught up in a high-society romance. But as Abner's fast-living antics come to a head, the shocking truth behind the mysterious names is finally revealed.

CBS reporters transport listeners back to April 1775 for a vivid, on-the-scene account of the historic clashes at Lexington and Concord, capturing the tension, the secret supply caches, and the fateful first gunfire that ignited the Revolutionary War.

When an off-duty cop on a date at Coney Island has his wallet lifted, his search for the missing item leads to a dead pickpocket on the beach—and into a suspenseful confrontation with three dangerous suspects at a local amusement venue.

When a mysterious buyer offers a million dollars for Squire's silver mine, Pine Ridge residents rush to cash in—except for a deeply skeptical Dick Huddleston, who smells a rat after spotting out-of-state license plates. Meanwhile, Abner is living it up in high society, driving the town wild with his latest social antics.

When a man is gunned down in Dodge City, Matt Dillon rides into a hostile cowboy camp to confront Fly Hoyt, a crude hardcase accused of the murder. As conflicting clues and a sudden shooting complicate the case, Matt refuses to jump to conclusions, setting up a trap of his own to uncover the real culprit.

Broadcasting live from New York, The Spotlight Revue features Spike Jones and His City Slickers, vocalist Dorothy Shea, and special guest songwriter Francis Craig. From hilarious poetry and Professor Feetlebaum's unique take on "The Whiffenpoof Song" to a fantastic musical medley including "Near You" and "Side by Side," this classic episode is packed with entertainment!

Awakened at 4:00 AM by a ringing phone, an irritable Jack Benny decides to take a walk through the quiet, empty streets. Along the way, he encounters a street cleaner, Bob Crosby on a duck-hunting trip, and eventually runs into Mary for a hilarious shopping trip with Frank Nelson. Enjoy this classic episode!

A stressed medical doctor is visited by a mysterious stranger and a talking bird who echoes the chilling phrase, "It's later than you think." As people around him turn up dead, the doctor must confront a terrifying truth to escape his own grim fate in this classic Inner Sanctum Mysteries episode.