I Love Old Time Radio

A racketeer's son has lost faith in his own father and accuses him of being a crook! Carling tells the whole story to Britt Reid at the Sentinel. When his son is kidnapped, Carling finds he can't tell the truth after all.

The first tune is, "I Got The Sun In The Morning."

George is hired to be the bodyguard of a man who doesn't exist!

Liz is going to present a friendship plaque to her best friend...and her worst enemy.

Hornet takes on Kreevy (a crooked lawyer) and a politician named Hopper. They're running a phony accident racket.

The first show of the series. The first tune is, "I Got The Sun In The Morning."

A story about the troubles getting rid of a dead body at a seaside resort.

The story of a clock that tells of murder as well as the time. The owner of the giant clock was killed, the daughter of the clock's owner confesses to the crime.

Liz and Iris try "jealousy" and golf to try to get their husbands to pay more attention to them. Will it be golf, stamps, or wives?

The Hornet cures the city hospital of a bad case of graft.

The "Sam Shovel" story is about a boy named Tony whose mother kept him locked in the closet. It's called "Tony's Home Permanent."

A wartime nightclub singer in South America is involved in a plot to supply information to the Nazis. As part of the story, Lena sings, "America" ("My Country 'Tis Of Thee").

George Valentine is sent to Acapulco to buy a large yacht from an Italian playboy.

Jealous of a college classmate of George's who is a renowned author, Liz attempts to prove she can write as well. She submits her writing into a radio contest and is selected to be a finalist. Now the Coopers and Atterburys pus perform the play live on the air.

Check kiting (referred to as "lapping") in the city's property tax office leads to Digby, an innocent man, being framed for the crime. His bosses, Fletcher and Johnston railroaded him.

Another "Sam Shovel" case: "The Case Of The Photographer Who Was Stuck Up In A Darkroom," or "He Was Caught With His Prints Down.

A cop's brother wakes from a drugged stupor to find himself a killer!

Estella Blair has been acting strangely...at eleven o'clock. A psychology professor experimenting with hypnosis is behind the mystery, and he doesn't mind admitting it!

George brings up the need to make their wills, however why now? Liz suspects George wants the land her dad left her and is willing get rid of her!

The Green Hornet and Kato are today fighting the parole board racket. The Sentinel have been following the story for weeks, because lately there has been a lot of known criminals being paroled, with too much consideration.

Sam Shovel" solves "The Case Of The General Who Opened Up A Drive-In and Was Caught Selling Horse Meat," or "Custer's Last Hamburger Stand." Hal Winters sings, "June In January."

A wife with a shady past tries to get the evidence needed to clear her husband of a charge of murder.

A Mexican private detective is shot to death while writing a letter to George Valentine. He was working on some kind of fire insurance job, but there's another angle

Liz and Iris are out looking for jobs without much luck while their husbands are handling the domestic duties.