Knife, Bread, Body and Get-Away
The first case involves a woman with a black eye who reports having been choked.
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The first case involves a woman with a black eye who reports having been choked.
A private detective who lives by blackmail schemes to eliminate his partner, but the setup entangles him in two killings instead of one.
A paid killer named Nate Springer arrives in Dodge to murder an unnamed target, but his once-famous nerve begins to fail as the assignment closes in on him.
A Hollywood starlet comes to Pat claiming that she committed murder and offers him $100,000 to cover it up, forcing him to determine what actually happened and why she wants…
Friday goes undercover inside a large narcotics organization responsible for flooding Los Angeles with heroin and marijuana.
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “The Witnesses and Arguments,” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
A valuable antiquities collection becomes the bait in a staged theft and sophisticated swindle.
A man desperate to escape a domineering wife becomes the obvious suspect when she is murdered, revealing that other people were manipulating the marriage too.
Outlaw Scott Clemons escapes the Arizona territorial penitentiary determined to kill Cisco, setting off a hard pursuit complicated by a young boy who initially mistakes Cisco for the fugitive, but…
Naturally fast young gun Andy Travis comes to Dodge hoping to start a new life, but Joe Kite and Andy's growing reputation threaten to pull him back toward violence.
A catcher is murdered just before a major game, and Pat suspects the team's star pitcher holds the key; Jean goes undercover as a single woman to draw information from…
A series of daytime burglaries committed while women are often still at home leads detectives to a repeat offender.
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “McGee Finds an Old Stock Certificate,” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
Broadway financing, coercion, and a forced marriage combine into a murder case.
At about 8:30 p.m., officers detain a man who has been taking flash photographs at a bus station and behaving erratically.
Banker Blake Duncan secretly runs an outlaw gang and tries to frame his nephew Jim for a stage robbery and murder by planting Jim's glove at Red Clay Bend so…
A proud literary critic responds violently after a lifelong friend publicly exposes him as a fraud, turning wounded reputation into murder.
An unusual judge arrives in Dodge as a stage-office robbery, a killing and ten thousand missing dollars put impoverished Homer Tisdale on trial.
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “McGee is Appointed Elks Committee Head,” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
After a famous psychiatrist dies in a plane crash under suspicious circumstances, Pat fakes an injury so he can enter a British mental hospital and uncover the reason behind the…
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “The Deposit is Ready. But Not Counted,” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
This Lone Ranger installment centers on “The Inferno,” the specific incident or character situation named in the archived episode listing.
Friday and Smith pursue two robbers whose escalating crimes culminate in murder, intensifying the effort to capture the pair.
Smooth bank robber Randolph Meeker poses as a harmless writer, arranges a stage robbery in which the driver and guard are killed, and frames Cisco and Pancho for the crime…
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “Molly Gets the Wrong Gift,” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
The first case centers on a woman at the police booking desk whose confused behavior leaves officers unsure whether she is intoxicated or otherwise impaired.
Land speculator Wally Moran buys up the railroad's planned route through Gopher Valley and then tries to sabotage the alternate right-of-way so the company will be forced to pay his…
Faro dealer Earl Hanley is beaten and robbed, but the suspect's claimed alibi cannot be checked because Doc is out of town, leaving Matt at risk of pursuing the wrong…
A strange dispute over Zachary Taylor memorabilia catches Jean's attention; when a woman is murdered and Jean is kidnapped, Pat has to uncover what connects the seemingly minor transaction to…
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “McGee is Jinxed,” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
A watch salesman reports being robbed, but Friday and Smith discover that the story conceals a different crime and unexpected participants.
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “McGee Buys a New Hat,” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
Jack Cole and Mel Droun murder a young man and cultivate suspicion that Cisco was responsible, sending deadly gunslinger Hub Ferris after him for revenge, but Cisco defeats Ferris without…
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “Molly Tries to Increase McGee's Sales Resistance,” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
The night's first call concerns a crying little girl whose cat has become trapped in a washing machine.
A chauffeur frames his employer’s unfaithful wife for murder, but an unrelated crime unexpectedly connects him to evidence he planted.
Mad composer Gregory Macey can only find inspiration through violence and murder, so he captures Pancho and invites Cisco, Sheriff Fanton, and stage passenger Felicity Spring to his isolated mansion…
When Charlie Deesha's horses are stolen and then sold to unsuspecting buyers, Matt follows the chain of sales backward to find the thief.
A man asks Pat to help rob a grave and then turns up dead, sending the Abbotts into an investigation in which a woman's dress becomes central to the killing.
This Fibber McGee and Molly installment centers on “McGee Drives a Cab,” the situation identified in the transcribed episode index.
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