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List of Adventures of Superman episodes. Much of the Superman "formula", in all forms of its media presentations, involves Superman rescuing someone, either one of his colleagues or another person or persons. In those cases, success is largely a matter of Superman simply "getting there on time" to save the day. Some of the strongest episodes in the series tend to be the ones where Superman himself is in peril, either due to exposure to the time-honored bugaboo of kryptonite, external forces, or from some other daunting challenge.

Countless episodes, of course, raise the threat of exposing Superman's secret identity. The only humans to know for sure, other than Clark's adoptive mother, are a few villains in some episodes, whose discovery leads them to their deaths before they can tell anyone else. Two animals, a dog named Corky and a burro named Carmelita, also know Kent and Superman are one and the same, but couldn't tell anyone, even if they wanted to tell. The only other entity to know, apparently, is a computer. In episode 39, "The Machine That Could Plot Crimes", an early "electronic brain" built by Uncle Oscar (Sterling Holloway) and called "Mr. Kelso" is co-opted by criminals to help them compute escape routes for bank robberies. The machine seemingly develops a sense of morality, as it sends the robbers the wrong way down a one-way street, and they are arrested. The scruples of this machine are fully tested when Uncle Oscar asks it, "Mr. Kelso, Who is Superman?" Oscar pulls out the paper tape containing the machine's answer, and reads it directly into the camera: "Mr. Kelso says, quote, Wouldn't you like to know?, unquote."

Season 1: 1952-1953

Episodes 1-26: Black and white. Considered by many fans as the best (and certainly the most serious) of the series, these noir-ish films resemble theatrical action-adventure serials and crime melodramas of the 1940s. The supporting casts are filled with established movie character actors, heightening the resemblance. Phyllis Coates, like George Reeves, was a popular lead in B features of the period. For the TV series, Reeves suggested that Coates receive equal star billing. Coates created a sharp, strong-willed Lois Lane, enterprising reporter who tries to outscoop Clark Kent. Jack Larson presents Jimmy Olsen as a Daily Planet intern always investigating the truth behind something wrong, but being caught by the villains. He usually receives help from Superman in the nick of time. Superman himself is seen as a semi-mysterious presence, unknown to many of the crooks ("Who's the guy in the circus suit?" asks a villain in "The Riddle of the Chinese Jade"). The shows are typically action-packed, gritty, and often violent storylines in which Superman fought gangsters and crime lords. There were a number of deaths both on- and off-screen.

1 :01x01 - "Superman on Earth" (Sep/19/1952). From the doomed planet Krypton, an infant is rocketed to Earth by his parents. He grows up as Clark Kent, gets a job as a newspaper reporter at The Metropolis Daily Planet and uses his extraordinary powers to fight crime as Superman. Guest Stars: Dabbs Greer as Rescued Man (Uncredited), Ross Elliott as Undetermined, Stuart Holmes as Krypton Council Member (Uncredited), Robert Rockwell as Jor-El (Uncredited), Herbert Rawlinson as Rozan, Joel Nester as Teenage Clark (Uncredited), Frances Morris as Sarah Kent, Dani Nolan as Receptionist, Aline Towne as Lara, Stuart Randall as Kogan, Tom Fadden as Eben Kent (Uncredited), Sam Flint as Physician (Uncredited) Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Richard Fielding.

2 :01x02 - "The Haunted Lighthouse" (Sep/26/1952). Jimmy vacations on a mysterious isle swhere mugglers are afoot. Guest Stars: Maude Prickett as Undetermined, Effie Laird as Aunt Louisa (Uncredited), William Challee as Mack (Uncredited), Steve Carr as Coast Guard Commander (Uncredited), Allene Roberts as Alice, Sara Padden as Mrs. Carmody, Jimmy Ogg as Chris Carmody. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Eugene Solow.

3 :01x03 - "The Case of the Talkative Dummy" (Oct/03/1952). Information is passed to armored car robbers during a ventriloquist's performance. Guest Stars: Pierre Watkin as Harry Green (as Pierre Watkins), Steve Carr (1) as Armored Car Guard (Uncredited), Tris Coffin as Davis, Syd Saylor as Marco the Ventriloquist (as Sid Saylor), Robert Kent as Safe Mover, Phillip Pine as Usher (as Phil Pine) Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Dennis Cooper, Lee Backman.

4 :01x04 - "The Mystery of the Broken Statues" (Oct/10/1952). A con man and his cohorts smash plaster statues. Guest Stars: Buddy Mason as Police Officer (Uncredited), Joel Ray as Newsman (Uncredited), Wayde Crosby as Pete (Uncredited), Maurice Cass as Shop Owner, Steve Carr as Shopkeeper (Uncredited), Phillip Pine as Dorn, Michael Vallon as Mr. Bonelli, Tris Coffin as Paul Martin. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: William C. Joyce.

5 :01x05 - "The Monkey Mystery" (Oct/17/1952). An atomic formula is hidden in a locket. Guest Stars: William Challee as Max (as Bill Challee), Ned Roberts as Frisch (Uncredited), Fred Essler as Jan Moleska (Uncredited), Harry Lewis as Harold Crane, Steve Carr (1) as Doctor (Uncredited), Michael Vallon as Tony Urmenti, Allene Roberts as Maria Moleska. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Ben Peter Freeman, Doris Gilbert.

6 :01x06 - "Night of Terror" (Oct/24/1952). Superman saves Lois and Jimmy from a ruthless hit man. Guest Stars: Paul Bryar (1) as Manager, Frank Richards as Solly, Joel Friedkin as Oscar (Uncredited), Steve Carr as Mr. Quinn (Uncredited), Almira Sessions as Miss Bacharach, John Kellogg as Mitch, Richard Benedict as Baby Face Stevens, Ann Doran as Mrs. King. Director: Lee Sholem. Screenplay: Ben Peter Freeman.

7 :01x07 - "The Birthday Letter" (Oct/31/1952). Superman is framed for a kidnapping. Guest Stars: Isa Ashdown as Kathy Williams, Louis Mercier as LaRue, Nan Boardman as Marie, Paul Marion as Cusak, Jack Daly as Perkins, John Doucette as Slugger, Virginia Carroll as Mrs. Williams, Maurice Marsac as Marcel Duval. Director: Lee Sholem. Screenplay: Dennis Cooper.

8 :01x08 - "The Mind Machine" (Nov/07/1952). Lois must testify against a gangster. Guest Stars: Griff Barnett as Dr. Stanton, Harry Hayden as Wagner, Harold Kruger as Al (Uncredited), Steve Carr as Dr. Hadley (Uncredited), Lester Dorr as Bus Driver, James Seay as Senator Taylor, Ben Welden as Curley, Dan Seymour as Cranek. Director: Lee Sholem. Screenplay: Dennis Cooper, Lee Backman.

9 :01x09 - "Rescue" (Nov/14/1952). Lois becomes trapped in a mine. Guest Stars: Housely Stevenson, Sr. as Pop, Ed Cobb as Lafe Reiser, Milt Kibbee as Harry, Fred Sherman as D.K. Sims, Ray Bennett as Stan. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Monroe Manning.

10 :01x10 - "The Secret of Superman" (Nov/21/1952). A mad scientist uses a truth serum to learn Superman's secret. Guest Stars: Helen Wallace as Mrs. Olsen, Jimmy's Mother, Walter McGrail as Newsman (Uncredited), Joel Friedkin as Herman, Steve Carr as Cook (Uncredited), Larry J. Blake as Henchman (as Larry Blake), Peter Brocco as Dr. Ort. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Wells Root.

11 :01x11 - "No Holds Barred" (Nov/28/1952). Superman must stop a wrestling promoter from hurting athletes. Guest Stars: Richard Reeves as Bad Luck (as Dick Reeves), Tito Renaldo as Ramm, Malcolm Mealey as Wayne (as Malcolm Mealy), Henry Kulky as Crusher (Uncredited), Dick Elliott as Sam Bleaker, Karl Davis as Adonis (Uncredited), Herb Vigram as Murray Director: Lee Sholem. Screenplay: Peter Dixon.

12 :01x12 - "The Deserted Village" (Dec/05/1952). Lois Lane's hometown is plagued by an unknown menace. Guest Stars: Ann Tyrell as Miss Walton, Ed Cobb as Peter Godfrey, Malcolm Mealey as Alvin Godfrey, Fred Sherman as Dr. Jessup, Maudie Prickett as Matilda Taisey (as Maude Prickett) Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Ben Peter Freeman, Dick Hamilton.

13 :01x13 - "The Stolen Costume" (Dec/12/1952). A mobster threatens to reveal Clark Kent's secret. Guest Stars: Dan Seymour as Ace, Frank Jenks as Candy, Veda Ann Borg as Connie, Bob Williams as Policeman, Norman Budd as Johnny Sims Director: Lee Sholem. Screenplay: Ben Peter Freeman.

14 :01x14 - "Mystery in Wax" (Jan/02/1953). Lois is held prisoner in a wax museum. Guest Stars: Steve Carr as Dr. John Hurley (Uncredited), Lester Sharpe as Andrew, Mira McKinney as Madame Selena. Director: Lee Sholem. Screenplay: Ben Peter Freeman.

15 :01x15 - "Treasure of the Incas" (Dec/19/1952). Lois and Jimmy hunt for ancient treasure. Guest Stars: Hal Gerard as Professor Laverra, Juan Duval as Dr. Cuesta, Steve Carr as Anselmo (Uncredited), Julian Rivero as Taxi Driver, Leonard Penn as Mendoza, Martin Garralaga as Chief of Police Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Howard J. Green.

16 :01x16 - "Double Trouble" (Dec/26/1952). Jimmy is kidnapped by a fanatical doctor. Guest Stars: John Baer as Kreuger (Uncredited), Howland Chamberlin as Dr. Fischer/Schumann, Richard Powers as Major Lee, Ruldolph Anders as Dr. Albrecht, Steve Carr as Otto Von Klaben/Madame Charpentier (Uncredited), Ross Ford as Heavy, Selmer Jackson as Colonel Redding, Jimmy Dodd as Jake (Uncredited). Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Eugene Solow.

17 :01x17 -" The Runaway Robot" (Jan/09/1953). An inventor is forced by crooks to use his robots to commit crimes. Guest Stars: Dan Seymour as Rocko, Herman Cantor as Jail Guard (Uncredited), Robert Easton as Marvin (as Bob Easton), Lucien Littlefield as Horatio Hinkle, Russell Johnson as Chopper, John Harmon as Mousie. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Dick Hamilton.

18 :01x18 - "Drums of Death" (Jan/16/1953). Perry tries to save his sister from a Haitian voodoo cult. Guest Stars: Milton Wood as Mr. Barbarier, Smoki Whitfield as Voodoo Drummer (Uncredited), George Hamilton as Dr. Jerrod, Leonard Mudie as Leland Masters, Henry Corden as William Johnson, Mabel Albertson as Kate White. Director: Lee Sholem. Screenplay: Dick Hamilton.

19 :01x19 - "The Evil Three" (Jan/23/1953). Perry and Jimmy are threatened by three murderers. Guest Stars: Rhys Williams as Macey Taylor, Cecil Elliott as Elsa, Jonathan Hale as Col. Brand. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Ben Peter Freeman.

20 :01x20 - "Riddle of the Chinese Jade" (Jan/30/1953). Lois is held hostage by a criminal who has stolen a jade statue. Guest Stars: James Craven (1) as John Greer, Paul E. Burns (1) as Lu Sung (as Paul Burns), Gloria Saunders as Lilly, Victor Sen Yung as Harry Wong. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Whitney Ellsworth, Robert Maxwell.

21 :01x21 - "The Human Bomb" (Feb/06/1953). Lois faces death when she's chained to a madman. Guest Stars: Almira Sessions as Receptionist (Uncredited), Trevor Bardette as Bet-a-Million Butler, Lou Lubin as Small Henchman, Steve Carr as Sam (Uncredited), Ted Ryan as Large Henchman, Aline Towne as Receptionist (Uncredited), Dennis Moore as Officer Riley, Marshall Reed as Inspector Hill, Lou Krugman as Conway (Uncredited). Director: Lee Sholem. Screenplay: Richard Fielding.

22 :01x22 - "Czar of the Underworld" (Feb/13/1953). Clark and Inspector Henderson face danger on a film set. Guest Stars: Thomas Carr as Director (Uncredited), Steve Carr as Director (Uncredited), Joe Kirk as Gangster with Binoculars (Uncredited), Roy Gordon as Postello, Anthony Caruso as Luigi Dinelli (as Tony Caruso), Paul Fix as Ollie, John Maxwell as Guard. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Eugene Solow.

23 :01x23 - "The Ghost Wolf" (Feb/20/1953). Lois and Jimmy investigate wolf-like footprints. Guest Stars: Stanley Andrews as Sam Garvin, Jane Adams as Babette DuLoque, Harold Goodwin as Worker, Lou Krugman as Jacque Olivier. Director: Lee Sholem. Screenplay: Dick Hamilton.

24 :01x24 - "Crime Wave" (Feb/27/1953). A crime lord sets an electrical trap for Superman. Guest Stars: John Eldredge as Walter Canby, Barbara Fuller as Sally, Bobby Barber as Tony, Al Eben as Ed Bullock, Philip Van Zandt as Nick (as Phil Van Zandt), Joseph Mell as Professor (as Joe Mell). Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Ben Peter Freeman

25 :01x25 - "The Unknown People", (Pt.1) (Dec/18/1951). A strange sort of people lurk around the town of Silsby. Guest Stars: Hal K. Dawson as Chuck Weber (Uncredited), Harry Harvey as Doc Saunders (Uncredited), Beverly Washburn as Little Girl (Uncredited), John T. Bambury as Mole Man (Uncredited), Tony Boris as Mole Man (Uncredited), Margia Dean as Mother (Uncredited), Irene Martin as Mrs. Pomfrey (Uncredited), Walter Reed as Bill Corrigan, J. Farrell MacDonald as Pop Shannon, Steve Carr as Eddie (Uncredited), Billy Curtis as Mole Man (Uncredited), Jeff Corey as Luke Benson, Jerry Maren as Mole Man (Uncredited), Byron Foulger as Jeff Regan (Uncredited), Ray Walker as John Craig (Uncredited), Stanley Andrews as Sheriff (Uncredited), John Phillips as Matt (Uncredited). Director: Lee Sholem. Writer: Richard Fielding.

26 :01x26 - "The Unknown People", (Pt.2) (Dec/18/1951). An angry mob of townspeople threaten to kill the mole men. Guest Stars: Billy Curtis as Mole Man (Uncredited), Ray Walker as John Craig (Uncredited), John Phillips as Matt (Uncredited), Steve Carr as Eddie (Uncredited), Tony Boris as Mole Man (Uncredited), John T. Bambury as Mole Man (Uncredited), Jerry Maren as Mole Man (Uncredited), Jeff Corey as Luke Benson, Walter Reed as Bill Corrigan, J. Farrell MacDonald as Undetermined, Frank Reicher as Hospital Administrator (Uncredited), Phil Warren as Deputy Jim (Uncredited), Hal K. Dawson as Chuck Weber (Uncredited), Adrienne Marden as Nurse (Uncredited), John Baer as Doctor Reed (Uncredited), Stanley Andrews as Sheriff (Uncredited). Director: Lee Sholem. Writer: Richard Fielding.

Season 2: 1953-1954

Episodes 27-52: Black and white. The series had discontinued production until the producers found a national sponsor for the 1953 season. When it came time to reassemble the cast and crew for new episodes, Phyllis Coates was no longer available, having committed to another project. The producers then hired Noel Neill, who had played Lois Lane in the two Superman serials, and gave her secondary billing with Larson, Hamilton, and Shayne. Neill's portrayal was more accessible to the younger TV audience, sweeter and more sympathetic than the efficient, hard-as-nails Coates characterization. The second-season shows were generally serious in nature, with the violence tempered significantly, although there was still the occasional death of a villain, usually off-screen. Sentimental and/or humorous stories were more in evidence than in 1-26. A large portion of the stories, however, dealt with Superman's personal issues, such as his memory loss in "Panic in the Sky".

27 :02x01 - "Five Minutes to Doom" (Sep/18/1953) Superman rescues an innocent man from death row. Guest Stars: Dabbs Greer as Joe Winters, Kim Charney as Billy Winters (Uncredited), Sam Flint as The Warden, Lewis Russell as Mr. Wayne, William Green as Governor, Dale van Sickel as Baker, Jean Willes as Secretary, Lois Hall as Mrs. Winters, John Kellogg as Turk. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Monroe Manning.

28 :02x02 - "The Big Squeeze" (Sep/25/1953) An extortionist threatens to expose a man's prison past. Guest Stars: Reed Howes as Police Officer, Harry Cheshire as Mr. Foster, Bradley Mora as Tim Grayson, Ted Ryan as Al, Hugh Beaumont as Dan Grayson, Aline Towne as Peggy Grayson, John Kellogg as Luke Maynard Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: David Chantler.

29 :02x03 - "The Man Who Could Read Minds" (Oct/03/1953) Jimmy and Lois set a trap for a thief. Guest Stars: Russell Custer as Sergeant, Tom Bernard as Doug, Veola Vonn as Laura, Lawrence Dobkin as Swami (as Larry Dobkin), Richard Karlan as Monk. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Roy Hamilton.

30 :02x04 - "Jet Ace" (Oct/10/1953) A jet pilot is kidnapped. Guest Stars: Selmer Jackson as Undetermined, Jim Hayward as Tim Mallory, Larry J. Blake as Martin (as Larry Blake), Ric Roman as Nick, Lane Bradford as Chris White, Richard Reeves as Frenchy (as Dick Reeves) Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: David Chantler.

31 :02x05 - "Shot in the Dark" (Oct/17/1953) A teenager snaps a photo that reveals Superman's identity. Guest Stars: Vera Marshe as Harriet Harper, Billy Gray as Alan, Alan Lee as Bill, Frank Richards as Hank, John Eldredge as Burt "Tulip Man" Burnside. Director: George Blair. Screenplay: David Chantler.

32 :02x06 - "The Defeat of Superman" (Oct/24/1953) Superman is rendered powerless with Kryptonite. Guest Stars: Sid Tomack as Ruffles, Maurice Cass as Meldini, Peter Mamakos as Happy King. Director: George Blair. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

33 :02x07 - "Superman in Exile" (Oct/31/1953) A malfunctioning nuclear device renders Superman radioactive. Guest Stars: Sam Balter as Radio Announcer, Robert Carson as Allen (as Bob Carson), Don Dillaway as Fred Harris, Leon Askin as Josef Ferdinand, Joe Forte as Professor Adams, Philip Van Zandt as Regan, Gregg Barton as Sheriff, John Harmon as Skinny. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

34 :02x08 - "A Ghost for Scotland Yard" (Nov/07/1953) A dead magician menaces his enemies. Guest Stars: Colin Campbell as Sir Arthur MacCready, Clyde Cook as News Vendor, Patrick Aherne as Inspector Farrington, Evelyn Halpern as Betty, Leonard Mudie as Brockhurst, Norma Varden as Mabel MacCready. Director: George Blair. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

35 :02x09 - "The Dog Who Knew Superman" (Nov/14/1953) Crooks believe a dog will lead them to Superman. Guest Stars: Dona Drake as Joyce, Lester Dorr as Man at Well, Billy Nelson as Louie, John Daly as Dog Catcher, Ben Welden as Hank. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: David Chantler.

36 :02x10 - "The Face and the Voice" (Nov/21/1953) A Superman look-a-like goes on a crime spree. Guest Stars: George Reeves as Boulder, Carleton Young as Mr. Fairchild, George Chandler as Scratchy, Percy Helton as Hamlet, Hayden Rorke as Tom (Uncredited), I. Stanford Jolley as Plastic Surgeon (Uncredited), Nolan Leary as Jewelry Store Watchman, William Newell as Grocery Store Clerk, Sam Balter as Radio Announcer (Uncredited). Director: George Blair. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

37 :02x11 - "The Man in the Lead Mask" (Nov/28/1953) A criminal is suspected of surgically altering his fingerprints. Guest Stars: John Crawford as Morrell, John Merton as Doc, Joey Ray as Marty Mitchell, Louis Jean Heydt as Pawley, Lyn Thomas as Waitress (as Lynn Thomas), Frank Scannell as Canfield, Paul Bryar as Scotty Director: George Blair. Screenplay: Roy Hamilton.

38 :02x12 - "Panic in the Sky" (Dec/05/1953) Superman saves Metropolis from an asteroid. Guest Stars: Clark Howat as Assistant, Tom Moore as Shopkeeper, Jane Frazee as Country Woman, Jonathan Hale as Professor Roberts. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

39 :02x13 - ""The Machine That Could Plot Crimes (Dec/12/1953) A computer-like machine plots the perfect bank robberies. Guest Stars: Billy Nelson as Larry McCoy, Russell Custer as Policeman, Stan Jarmen as Pinky, Sherry Moreland as Bank Teller, Sterling Holloway as Uncle Oscar, Sam Balter as Radio Announcer, Ben Welden as Nosey. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

40 :02x14 - "Jungle Devil" (Dec/19/1953) Jimmy, Lois, and Clark search for a lost scientist. Guest Stars: James Seay as Bill Hurd, Al Kikume as Native Chief, Henry Escalante as Native Man, Leon Lontoc as Witch Doctor, Doris Singleton as Gloria Harper, Damian O'Flynn as Dr. Ralph Harper, Nacho Galindo as Alberto, Bernie Gozier as Native Man. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Peter Dixon.

41 :02x15 - "My Friend Superman" (Dec/26/1953) A diner owner boasts of being Superman's friend. Guest Stars: Ruta Lee as Noisy Teenager (as Ruta Kilmonis), Tito Vuolo as Tony, Joseph Vitale as Cap, Terry Frost as Spud, Paul Burke as Ace, Edward Reider as Noisy Teenager, Yvette Dugay as Elaine, Ralph Sanford as George. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: David Chantler.

42 :02x16 - "The Clown Who Cried" (Jan/02/1954) A clown robs a telethon. Guest Stars: William Wayne as Rollo the Clown, Harry Mendoza as San Low Too, Charles Williams as Tim, George Douglas as Security Guard, Mickey Simpson as Hercules, Peter Brocco as Crackers. Director: George Blair. Screenplay: David Chantler.

43 :02x17 - "The Boy Who Hated Superman" (Jan/09/1954) A teenager with criminal associates spies upon Clark. Guest Stars: Charles Meredith as Judge Allen, Tyler MacDuff as Frankie, Leonard Penn as Fixer, Roy Barcroft as Duke Dillon, Richard Reeves as Babe (as Dick Reeves). Director: George Blair. Screenplay: David Chantler.

44 :02x18 - "Semi-Private Eye" (Jan/16/1954) Jimmy poses as a private eye to catch kidnappers. Guest Stars: Richard Benedict as Cappy Leonard, Alfred Linder as Morrie, Douglas Henderson as Noodles, Paul Fix as Fingers (as Peter Fix), Elisha Cook, Jr. as Homer Garrity (as Elisha Cook). Director: George Blair. Screenplay: David Chantler.

45 :02x19 - "Perry White's Scoop" (Jan/23/1954) Perry covers a murder story himself. Guest Stars: Jan Arvan as Max, Tom Monroe as Diver, Bibs Borman as Maria, Robert J. Wilke as Bingham (as Robert Wilke), Steve Pendleton as Lynch Director: George Blair. Screenplay: Roy Hamilton.

46 :02x20 - "Beware the Wrecker" (Jan/30/1954) A terrorist bombs the transportation systems in Metropolis using toy airplanes. Guest Stars: William Forrest as Mr. Crane, Renny McEvoy as Carnival Barker, Tom Powers as Mr. Morgan, Pierre Watkin as Mr. Kilgore, Denver Pyle as Emil Hatch. Director: George Blair. Screenplay: Royal K. Cole.

47 :02x21 - "The Golden Vulture" (Feb/06/1954) A salvage boat captain holds Jimmy and Lois prisoners. Guest Stars: Peter Whitney as Undetermined, William Vincent as Ship Hand, Dan Turner as Ship Hand, Wes Hudman as Dock Worker, Murray Alper as Sanders, Robert Bice as Bennet, Carl Saxe as Ship Hand, Saul Gorss as Ship Hand, Vic Perrin as Scurvy. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

48 :02x22 - "Jimmy Olsen, Boy Editor" (Feb/13/1954) Jimmy takes Perry's place for a day. Guest Stars: Jack Pepper as Undetermined, Bob Grosson as Junior Police Chief, Ronald Hargrave as Junior Mayor, Anthony Hughes as Hospital Director, Dick Rich as Toots, Keith Richards as Henchman, Herb Vigran as Legs Leemy. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: David Chantler.

49 :02x23 - "Lady in Black" (Feb/20/1954) Jimmy is convinced strange things are occuring in an apartment belonging to his mother's friend. Guest Stars: Frank Ferguson as Undetermined, Frank Marlowe as Undetermined, John Doucette as Scarface, Rudolph Anders as Glasses, Virginia Christine as Mrs. Frank, Holly Bane as Police Officer (as Mike Ragan). Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

50 :02x24 - "Star of Fate" (Feb/27/1954) An antidote to an ancient poison lies under the Great Pyramid. Guest Stars: Ted Hecht as Undetermined, Tony De Mario as March, Lawrence Ryle as Dr. Barnack, Jeanne Dean as Alma, Arthur Space as Dr. Wilson, Paul E. Burns as Mr. Whitlock (as Paul Burns). Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Roy Hamilton.

51 :02x25 - "The Whistling Bird" (Mar/06/1954) An inventor's pet parakeet is stolen. Guest Stars: Allene Roberts as Undetermined, Toni Carroll as Dorothy Manners, Otto Waldis as Scientist, Sterling Holloway as Uncle Oscar, Marshall Reed as Security Agent, Joseph Vitale as Speck Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: David Chantler.

52 :02x26 - "Around the World with Superman" (Mar/13/1954) Superman flies a girl around the world after restoring her sight. Guest Stars: Raymond Greenleaf as Dr. Anderson, James L. Brown as Jim Carson (as James Brown), Max Wagner as Radio Operator, Patrick Aherne as Murray, Judy Nugent as Ann Carson (as Judy Anne Nugent), Kay Morley as Undetermined. Director: Thomas Carr. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis

Season 3: 1955-1955

Episodes 53-91: Color. The series began to take on the lighthearted, whimsical tone of the Superman comic books of the 1950s. The villains were often caricatured, Runyonesque gangsters, played with tongue in cheek. Violence on the show was toned down further. The only gunfire that occurred was aimed at Superman, and of course the bullets bounced off. Superman was less likely to engage in fisticuffs with the villains. On occasions when Superman did use physical force, he would take crooks out in a single karate-style chop or, if he happened to have two criminals in hand, banging their heads together. More often than not, the villains were likely to knock themselves out fleeing Superman. Now very popular to viewers, Jimmy was now being played as the show's comic foil to Superman. A lot of the plots had him and Lois being captured, only to get rescued at the last minute by Superman.

53 :03x01 - "Through the Time Barrier" (Apr/23/1955) A time machine takes the Daily Planet staff back to prehistoric days. Guest Stars: Ed Hinton as Cave Man, Jim Hyland as Turk Jackson, Florence Lake as Cave Woman, Sterling Holloway as Professor Twiddle. Director: Harry Gerstad. Screenplay: David Chantler.

54 :03x02 - "The Talking Clue" (Apr/30/1955) Bank robbers take an interest in a young man's collection of sound recordings. Guest Stars: Richard Shackleton as Ray Henderson, Julian Upton as Claude James, Billy Nelson as Muscles McGurk, Brick Sullivan as Policeman. Director: Harry Gerstad. Screenplay: David Chantler.

55 :03x03 - "The Lucky Cat" (May/07/1955) Members of an anti-superstition club are threatened. Guest Stars: Charles Watts as Bill Green, Ted Stanhope as Mr. Fredricks, Carl Harbord as Charlie King, Harry Tyler as Mr. Botts, John Phillips as Plainclothes Officer. Director: Harry Gerstad. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

56 :03x04 - "Superman Week" (May/14/1955) Two crooks celebrate Superman Week with Kryptonite. Guest Stars: Buddy Mason as Bank Guard, Herb Vigran as Cy Horton, Jack George as Mr. Vanderglass, Tamar Cooper as Portrait Artist, Paul Burke as Matthew. Director: Harry Gerstad. Writer: Peggy Chantler Dick.

57 :03x05 - "Great Caesar's Ghost" (May/21/1955) A ghost appearing as Caesar plagues Perry White. Guest Stars: Trevor Bardette as Julius Caesar, Olaf Hytten as Jarvis, Jim Hayward as Gangster. Director: Harry Gerstad. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

58 :03x06 - "Test of a Warrior" (May/28/1955) Great Horse faces his tribe's test of valor. Guest Stars: George J. Lewis as John Hancock (as George Lewis), Maurice Jara as Red Hawk, Francis McDonald as Great Horse, Ralph Moody as Medicine Man, Lane Bradford as Indian. Director: George Blair. Screenplay: Leroy H. Zehren.

59 :03x07 - "Olsen's Millions" (Jun/04/1955) Jimmy receives a million dollars after saving a cat. Guest Stars: Elizabeth Patterson as Mrs. Peabody, Leonard Carey as Herbert, George E. Stone as Big George (as George Stone), Tyler MacDuff as Delivery Boy, Richard Reeves as Stacey Tracey. Director: George Blair. Screenplay: David Chantler.

60 :03x08 - "Clark Kent Outlaw" (Sep/10/1955) Clark poses as a safecracker to trap a ring of criminals. Guest Stars: John Doucette as Foster, Lyn Thomas as Nurse, George Eldredge as Wingate, Patrick O'Moore as Bennet (as Pat O'Moore), Sid Tomack as Curtis, Tris Coffin as Stoddard. Director: George Blair. Screenplay: Leroy H. Zehren.

61 :03x09 - "The Magic Necklace" (Sep/17/1955) A magic necklace protects its wearer from harm. Guest Stars: Lawrence Ryle as Jake Morrell, Ted Hecht as Correspondent, Cliff Ferre as Dispatcher, Frank Jenks as Lazy, Paul Fierro as Abdul, Leonard Mudie as Professor Jody, John Harmon as Clicker. Director: George Blair. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

62 :03x10 - "The Bully of Dry Gulch" (Sep/24/1955) A bogus gunslinger rules a western town. Guest Stars: Myron Healey as Gunner Flinch, Eddie Baker as Bartender, Raymond Hatton as Sagebrush, Martin Garralaga as Pedro. Director: George Blair. Screenplay: David Chantler.

63 :03x11 - "Flight to the North" (Oct/01/1955) Sylvester J. Superman is mistaken for Superman. Guest Stars: Chuck Connors as Sylvester J. Superman, Richard Garland as Steve, Marjorie Owens as Margie Holloway, Ralph Sanford as Buckets, George Chandler as Hotel Clerk, Ben Welden as Leftover Louie Lyman. Director: George Blair. Screenplay: David Chantler.

64 :03x12 - "The Seven Souvenirs" (Oct/08/1955) Items from a Superman souvenir shop may lead to a crime. Guest Stars: Louise Lewis as Lady, Phillips Tead as Mr. Willy (as Phil Tead), Steve Calvert as Louie, Rick Vallin as Scar Man, Arthur Space as Mr. Jasper. Director: George Blair. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

65 :03x13 - "King for a Day" (Oct/15/1955) Jimmy poses as a king to thwart an assassination plot. Guest Stars: Chet Marshall as Prince Gregor, Peter Mamakos as Marcel, Jan Arvan as Rigor, Leon Askin as Vallin, Stephen Bekassy as Colonel Gubeck, Carolyn Scott as Baroness, Philip Van Zandt as Maral (as Phil Van Zandt). Director: George Blair. Screenplay: Dwight Babcock.

Season 4: 1956-1956

66 :04x01 - "Joey" (Feb/18/1956) Superman fights racetrack corruption. Guest Stars: Mauritz Hugo as Luke Palmer, Bill Kennedy as Race Track Announcer, Jay Lawrence as Henchman, Tom London as Peter Thomas, Janine Perreau as Alice, Billy Nelson as Sulley. Director: Harry Gerstad. Screenplay: David Chantler.

67 :04x02 - "The Unlucky Number" (Feb/25/1956) A jelly bean guessing game requires Superman's investigation. Guest Stars: John Beradino as Dexter Brown (as John Berardino), Russell Conklin as Slippery Elm, Henry Blair as Bobby, Jack Littlefield as Boots, Tony De Mario as Vendor, Elizabeth Patterson as Clara Exbrook, Alan Reynolds as Mr. Kelly, Alfred Linder as Collector. Director: Harry Gerstad. Screenplay: David Chantler.

68 :04x03 - "The Big Freeze" (Mar/03/1956) Thugs believe a freezer will put Superman out of commission. Guest Stars: George E. Stone as Duke Taylor, Eddie Baker as Guard, John Phillips as Citizen, Rolfe Sedan as Dr. Watts, Richard Reeves as Little Jack. Director: Harry Gerstad. Screenplay: David Chantler.

69 :04x04 - "Peril by Sea" (Mar/10/1956) Criminals plan to torpedo Perry White's seaside cottage. Guest Stars: Claude Akins as Ace Miller, Ed Penny as Guard, Julian Upton as Barney. Director: Harry Gerstad. Screenplay: David Chantler.

70 :04x05 - "Topsy Turvy" (Apr/21/1956) An invention that causes illusions is stolen. Guest Stars: Ben Welden as Carney, Mickey Knox as Yo-Yo, Charles Williams (1) as Flag Pole Sitter, Phillips Tead as Professor Pepperwinkle. Director: Harry Gerstad. Screenplay: David Chantler.

71 :04x06 - "Jimmy the Kid" (Apr/28/1956) Hoodlums kidnap Jimmy and put a lookalike in his place. Guest Stars: Damian O'Flynn as J. W. Gridley, Florence Ravenel as Mrs. Cooper, Diana Darrin as Macey, Rick Vallin as Thug, Jack Larson as Kid Collins, Steve Conte as Thug. Director: Philip Ford. Screenplay: Leroy H. Zehren.

72 :04x07 - "The Girl Who Hired Superman" (May/05/1956) Superman attends a party for a foreign dignitary. Guest Stars: John Eldredge as Jonas Rockwell, George Khoury as Casper, Gloria Talbott as Mara Van Cleaver, Lyn Guild as Milly, Maurice Marsac as Orresto Director: Philip Ford. Screenplay: David Chantler.

73 :04x08 - "The Wedding of Superman" (May/12/1956) Superman asks Lois for her hand in marriage. Guest Stars: Milton Frome as Farraday, Dolores Fuller as Joan, Doyle Brooks as Poole, Julie Bennett as Mabel, John Cliff as Assistant, Nolan Leary as Justice Of The Peace. Director: Philip Ford. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

74 :04x09 - "Dagger Island" (May/19/1956) Three brothers hunt for a treasure. Guest Stars: Myron Healey as Paul, Ray Montgomery as Jeff, Raymond Hatton as Jonathan Scag, Dean Cromer as Mickey. Director: Philip Ford. Screenplay: Robert Leslie Bellem.

75 :04x10 - "Blackmail" (May/26/1956) Stolen money is planted on Inspector Henderson. Guest Stars: Herb Vigran as Arnold Woodman (as Herburt Vigran), Sid Tomack as Eddie (as Sidney Tomack), Selmer Jackson as Commissioner, George Chandler as Bates. Director: Harry Gerstad. Screenplay: David Chantler, Oliver Drake.

76 :04x11 - "The Deadly Rock" (Jun/02/1956) Mobsters use Kryptonite to capture Superman. Guest Stars: Steven Geray as Professor Van Wyck, Robert Lowery as Gary Allen, Robert Foulk as Big Tom Rufus (as Bob Foulk), Lyn Thomas as The Dutchess, Sid Melton as Thug, Jim Hayward as Baggage Man, Vincent G. Perry as Doctor, Ric Roman as Snorkel. Director: Harry Gerstad. Screenplay: Jackson Gillis.

77 :04x12 - "The Phantom Ring" (Jun/09/1956) Thieves use invisibility to thwart Superman. Guest Stars: Peter Brocco as The Spectre, George Brand as Clerk, Paul Burke (1) as Rosey, Ed Hinton as Joe, Henry Rowland as Luke, Lane Bradford as Al. Director: Philip Ford. Screenplay: David Chantler.

78 :04x13 - "The Jolly Roger" (Jun/16/1956) Pirates hold Clark, Lois, and Jimmy in captivity on an island the US Navy plans to destroy. Guest Stars: Eve Brent as Lady (as Jean Lewis), Eric Snowdon as Capt. Thud, Chet Marshall as Lieutenant, Patrick Aherne as Capt. Scud, Dean Cromer as Riffles, Pierre Watkin as Admiral, Ray Montgomery as Tyler, Myron Healey as Capt. Mud, Leonard Mudie as Capt. Blood, (Uncredited), William Henry as Capt. Mud, Charles Cane as Lt. Schultz. Director: Philip Ford. Screenplay: David Chantler.

Season 5: 1957-1957

79 :05x01 - "Peril in Paris" (Mar/08/1957) Superman helps a woman escape from behind the Iron Curtain. Guest Stars: Peter Mamakos as Gregor, Charles La Torre as Officer Gerard, Albert Carrier as Inspector Lamont, Lilyan Chauvin as Anna Constantine, Franz Roehn as Jacques du Cray, Robert Shayne as Undetermined. Director: George Blair. Writer: David Chantler.

80 :05x02 - "Tin Hero" (Mar/15/1957) A bookkeeper is a top crime reporter. Guest Stars: Paula Houston as Celia Adams, Carl Ritchie as Frank Smullins, Sam Finn as Fingers Danny, Jack Lomas as Big Jack, Frank Richards as Marty. Director: George Blair. Writer: Wilton Schiller.

81 :05x03 - "Money to Burn" (Apr/19/1957) Perry White is a suspect in an arson case. Guest Stars: Dale van Sickel as Slim's Partner (as Dale van Sickle), Mauritz Hugo as Slim, Richard Emory as Fire Marshal. Director: Harry Gerstad. Writer: David Chantler.

82 :05x04 - "The Town That Wasn't" (Mar/22/1957) A mysterious, out-of-the-way town holds a secret. Guest Stars: Charles H. Gray as Fake Arresting Policeman, Michael Garrett as Mr. Harris, Phillip Barnes as Truck Driver, Jack Littlefield as Diner Counterman, Frank Connor as Driver Paying Fine, Dick Elliott as Judge (as Richard Elliott), Terry Frost as Fake Policeman. Director: Harry Gerstad. Writer: Wilton Schiller.

83 :05x05 - "The Tomb of Zaharan" (Mar/29/1957) Members of a cult believe Lois is their queen. Guest Stars: Ted Hecht as Abdul ben Bay, George Khoury as Prefecture of Police, Gabriel Mooradian as Airport Robber #2, Jack Reitzen as Ali Zing, Jack Kruschen as Airport Robber #1. Director: George Blair. Writer: David Chantler.

84 :05x06 - "The Man Who Made Dreams Come True" (Apr/05/1957) A seer plans to usurp a monarch. Guest Stars: Keith Richards as The Dreamer, Laurie Mitchell as Ruby, Hal Hoover as Mike, Sandra Harrison as Nancy Boyd (as Sandy Harrison), Cyril Delevanti as King of Sartania, John Banner as Bronsky. Director: George Blair. Writer: David Chantler.

85 :05x07 - "Disappearing Lois" (Apr/12/1957) Lois poses as a housemaid to get a scoop on a criminal. Guest Stars: Yvonne White as Sarah Green, Milton Frome as Garrett, Ben Welden as Lefty. Director: Harry Gerstad. Writer: Peggy Chantler Dick, David Chantler.

86 :05x08 - "Close Shave" (Apr/26/1957) A barber has a strange influence upon others. Guest Stars: Harry Fleer as Lefty, Rick Vallin as Rick Sable, Jack Littlefield (1) as Mickey, John Ferry as Trigger, Don Diamond as Harry (as Donald Diamond), Richard Benedict as Gambini. Director: Harry Gerstad. Story: Steve Post. Teleplay: Benjamin B. Crocker.

87 :05x09 - "The Phony Alibi" (May/03/1957) Crooks use a new invention to transport themselves over telephone lines. Guest Stars: Phillips Tead as Professor Pepperwinkle, Harry Arnie as Moe, John Cliff as Ed Crowley, Frank Kreig as Benny, William Challee as Clippy. Director: George Blair. Writer: Peggy Chantler Dick.

88 :05x10 - "The Prince Albert Coat" (May/10/1957) Superman tries to retrieve an old coat containing a man's life savings. Guest Stars: Raymond Hatton as Grandfather Jackson, Claire DuBrey as Mrs. Craig, Steve Wooton as Bobby Jackson, Jack Finch as Tom Summerfield, Ken Christy as Mr. McCoy, Frank Fenton as Mortimer Vanderlip, Dan White as Mike (as Daniel White), Phil Arnold as Cueball. Director: George Blair. Writer: Leroy H. Zehren.

89 :05x11 - "The Stolen Elephant" (May/01/1957) A boy thinks a stolen elephant is his birthday gift. Guest Stars: Thomas Jackson as Mr. Haley, Gregory Moffett as Johnny Wilson, Gregg Martell as Butcher, I. Stanford Jolley as Spike (as Stanford Jolley), Eve McVeagh as Johnny's Mom. Director: Harry Gerstad. Writer: David Chantler.

90 :05x12 - "Mr. Zero" (May/24/1957) Crooks believe a Martian will be useful to their plans. Guest Stars: George Barrows as Slouchy Magoo, Herb Vigran as Georgie Gleap (as Herburt Vigran), Leon Alton as Clerk, George Spotts as Martian Leader, Billy Curtis as Mr. Zero. Director: Harry Gerstad. Writer: Peggy Chantler Dick.

91 :05x13 - "Whatever Goes Up" (May/31/1957) Jimmy creates an anti-gravity fluid with his chemistry set. Guest Stars: Tris Coffin as Major Osborne (as Tristram Coffin), Milton Frome as Mr. Gannis. Director: Harry Gerstad. Writer: Wilton Schiller.

Season 6: 1958-1958

Episodes 92-104: Color. Scripts for the last season did not hit the campy lows of the previous two years and reestablished a bit of the seriousness of the show, often with science fiction elements like a Kryptonite-powered robot (a left-over prop from "The Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters"), atomic explosions, and impregnable metal cubes. In one of the last episodes, "The Perils of Superman" (a takeoff on The Perils of Pauline), there was indeed deadly peril straight out of the movie serials: Lois tied to a set of railroad tracks with a speeding train bearing down on her, Perry White nearly sawed in half while tied to a log, Jimmy in a runaway car headed for a cliff, and Clark Kent immersed in a vat of acid. This was one of three episodes directed by George Reeves himself, in an attempt to inject some new life into the series. Noel Neill's hair was dyed a bright red for this season, though the color change was not apparent in the initial black-and-white broadcasts. Although Reeves' s efforts did not save the series from cancellation, "Perils of Superman" is regarded as one of the best episodes.

92 :06x01 - "The Last Knight" (Feb/03/1958) An organization of knights holds Jimmy and Lois captive. Guest Stars: Jason Johnson as Sir Henry, Morgan Windbiel as Policeman #2, Thomas Dillon as Museum Guard, Ronald Foster as Policeman #1, Ollie O'Toole as Chaffeur/Squire, Paul Power as Sir Gawaine, Marshall Bradford as Sir Arthur, Pierre Watkin as Sir Lancelot. Director: Thomas Carr. Writer: David Chantler.

93 :06x02 - "The Magic Secret" (Feb/10/1958) Superman is lured into the crosshairs of a Kryptonite ray gun. Guest Stars: Jack Reynolds as Jewel Thief, Buddy Lewis as Eddie, Freeman Lusk as Mr. Grizwald, Kenneth Alton as Jewel Thief, Budd Buster as Professor Von Bruner. Director: Philip Ford. Writer: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth.

94 :06x03 - "Divide and Conquer" (Feb/17/1958) When a foreign president is threatened, Superman rearranges his molecular density to be in two places at once. Guest Stars: Robert Tafur as Hernando Obreon, Jack Littlefield as Jail Guard, Jack Reitzen as Felipe Gonzales, Donald Lawton as Presidente Bateo, Everett Glass as Professor Lucerne. Director: Philip Ford. Writer: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth.

95 :06x04 - "The Mysterious Cube" (Feb/24/1958) A criminal takes refuge in a bunker made of impenetrable material. Guest Stars: Bruce Wendell as Paul Barton, John Ayres as Admiral, Joel Riordan as Acetylene Torch Operator, Keith Richards as Steve Barton, Everett Glass as Professor Lucerne, Ben Welden as Jody Malone. Director: George Blair. Writer: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth.

96 :06x05 - "The Atomic Captive" (Mar/03/1958) Lois and Jimmy are stranded at a bomb test site. Guest Stars: Ben Ari as Dr. Latislav, George Khoury as Nicolai, Elaine Riley as Miss Collins Agent X-29, Mark Sheeler as Igor, Jan Arvan as Zarinski Agent X-249, Walter Reed as General Barrow. Director: George Blair. Writer: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth.

97 :06x06 - "The Superman Silver Mine" (Mar/10/1958) Two crooks try to steal a silver mine slated to become a children's camp. Guest Stars: Dabbs Greer as Mr. Pebble/Dan Dobey, Charles Maxwell as Boris "Bordelaise". Director: George Blair. Writer: Peggy Chantler Dick.

98 :06x07 - "The Big Forget" (Mar/17/1958) Two crooks use Professor Pepperwinkle's anti-memory vapor to stage a robbery. Guest Stars: Phillips Tead as Professor Pepperwinkle, Billy Nelson as Knuckles Nelson, Herb Vigran as Mugsy Maples (as Herburt Vigran). Director: Howard Bretherton. Writer: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth.

99 :06x08 - "The Gentle Monster" (Mar/24/1958) Professor Pepperwinkle creates a robot powered by Kryptonite. Guest Stars: Ben Welden as Blade, John Vivyan as Duke, Orville Sherman as Gangster Scientist, Wilkie DeMartel as Mr. MacTavish, Phillips Tead as Professor Pepperwinkle. Director: Howard Bretherton. Writer: David Chantler.

100 :06x09 - "Superman's Wife" (Mar/31/1958) Superman mystifies everyone when he marries a beautiful blonde policewoman. Guest Stars: Joi Lansing as Sgt. Helen J. O'Hara, John Bennes as Dugan, Harry Arnie as Blinkie, John Eldredge as Mr. X, Wayne Heffley as Duke Barlow. Director: Lew Landers. Writer: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth.

101 :06x10 - "Three in One" (Apr/07/1958) Circus performers use their talents to manage a heist. Guest Stars: Sid Tomack as Harmon, Rick Vallin as Pallini, Buddy Baer as Atlas, Craig Duncan as Mr. Dawson. Director: Lew Landers. Story: Wilton Schiller. Teleplay: Wilton Schiller, Whitney Ellsworth.

102 :06x11 - "The Brainy Burro" (Apr/14/1958) Jimmy and Lois are accused of a theft. Guest Stars: Marc Cavell as Pepe, Sid Cassel as Waiter, Edward LeVeque as Juan Luque, Natividad Vacio as Inspector Tomayo, Ken Mayer as Albert, Mauritz Hugo as Tiger. Director: George Reeves. Writer: David Chantler.

103 :06x12 - "The Perils of Superman" (Apr/21/1958) Crooks wearing lead masks attempt to take revenge upon the Daily Planet staff. Guest Stars: Yvonne White as Ethel, Michael Fox (1) as Masked Man #1 "Boss", Steve Mitchell (1) as Masked Man #2 Director: George Reeves. Writer: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth.

104 :06x13 - "All That Glitters" (Apr/28/1958) Jimmy dreams he and Lois have the same powers as Superman. Guest Stars: Phillips Tead as Professor Pepperwinkle, Jack Littlefield as Boots, Myrna Fahey as Mr. Golby's Secretary, Paul Cavanagh as Mr. Carter, George Eldredge as Mr. Salem, Dick Elliott as Mr. Golby, Len Hendry as Mitchell. Director: George Reeves. Writer: Robert Leslie Bellem, Whitney Ellsworth.

References

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