Episodes
| # | Date | Title |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Aug 22, 1948 | "The First Letter" |
| 02 | Aug 29, 1948 | "Insurance Fraud Scheme" |
| 03 | Sept 5, 1948 | "Suzi Quits Paper to Work for Dan" |
| 04 | Sept 12, 1948 | "'Time for Drama' Radio Show"
(aka "'Actor's Alibi") |
| 05 | Sept 19, 1948 | "Extra, Extra" |
| 06 | Sept 26, 1948 | "The Boat 'Ruthie J'"
(aka "'Shanghaied") |
| 07 | Oct 3, 1948 | "George Flit, Detective"
(aka "'Short Assignment") |
| 08 | Oct 10, 1948 | "Rendezvous in the Park at Night"
(aka "'Double Mothers") |
| 09 | Oct 17, 1948 | "A Book of Poems" |
| 10 | Oct 24, 1948 | "Maria Theater Ticket Murder"
(aka "'The Great Torino") |
| 11 | Oct 31, 1948 | "Catherine Daily"
(aka "'Suicide or Murder?") |
| 12 | Nov 7, 1948 | "Triple Cross" |
| 13 | Nov 14, 1948 | "Damsel In Distress" |
| 14 | Nov 21, 1948 | "Diamond in the Sky" |
| 15 | Nov 28, 1948 | "Double Right Cross |
| 16 | Dec 5, 1948 | "Look Pleasant, Please" |
| 17 | Dec 12, 1948 | "The Haunted Artist" |
| 18 | Dec 19, 1948 | "The Sad Night" |
| 19 | Dec 26, 1948 | "Hot Box" |
| 20 | Jan 2, 1949 | "The Better Man" |
| 21 | Jan 9, 1949 | "The Professor and the Puzzle" |
| 22 | Jan 16, 1949 | "The Dowager and Dan Holliday" |
| 23 | Jan 23, 1949 | "Three to Die" |
| 24 | Jan 30, 1949 | "The Philanthropist" |
| 25 | Feb 6, 1949 | "Last Will and Nursery Rhyme" |
| 26 | Feb 13, 1949 | "Delinquent Dilemma" |
| 27 | Feb 20, 1949 | "Flash of Light" |
| 28 | Feb 27, 1949 | "Hare and Hounds" |
| 29 | Mar 6, 1949 | "Hunt and Peck" |
| 30 | Mar 13, 1949 | "Death is a Doll" |
| 31 | Mar 20, 1949 | "113.5" |
| 32 | Mar 27, 1949 | "Dan and the Wonderful Lamp" |
| 33 | Apr 3, 1949 | "Tempest in a Casserole" |
| 34 | Apr 10, 1949 | "Mexican Maze" |
| 35 | Apr 17, 1949 | "Sealed Instructions" |
| 36 | Apr 24, 1949 | "Find Me, Find Death" |
| 37 | May 1, 1949 | "Much Too Lucky" |
| 38 | May 8, 1949 | "One of These Four" |
| 39 | May 15, 1949 | "Daytime Nightmare" |
| 40 | May 22, 1949 | "Death is No Joke" |
| 41 | May 29, 1949 | "The Treasure of Hang Lee" |
| 42 | June 5, 1949 | "Design for Danger" |
| 43 | June 12, 1949 | "The Dead Man Walks" |
| 44 | June 19, 1949 | "Killer at Large" |
| 45 | June 26, 1949 | "Speed To Burn" |
| 46 | July 3, 1949 | "House of Darkness" |
| 47 | July 10, 1949 | "Double Trouble" |
| 48 | July 17, 1949 | "The Biter Bitten" |
| 49 | July 24, 1949 | "The Perfect Crime" |
| 50 | July 31, 1949 | "Archimedes and the Roman" |
| 51 | Aug 7, 1949 | "The Clay Pigeon" |
| 52 | Aug 14, 1949 | "Round Robin" |
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