A cocktail lounge pianist meets his old runaway wife...and adventure.

A dishonest politician almost quits those controlling him.

An easy "come" into $2,500,000, and an easy "go" too.

A corrupt police officer demands money from a law-abiding store owner, then suffers a heart attack moments later.

A crazy man who broke out of prison threatens an elderly farmer and his young bride. The escaped madman is after the farmer's secret cash, but the farmer's wife has different desires.

A tale about the ideas that flash through a man's head while he faces execution by hanging for destroying property during the Civil War. This story was heard before on "Suspense" on December 9, 1956, and December 15, 1957.

Robber Archie McLaughlin has fled to Cheyenne, and Madame Verdi, a woman connected to the case, has information to share about his escape. This is a network version of episode #17513, with the system cue added during live broadcast and some public service announcements removed.

Three people caught in a love triangle are stuck in a crashed car that's dangling from a bridge, held up only by its back wheels. The car could drop into the water below at any moment.

Five robbers operate outside Laramie in Wyoming Territory, and Kendall works to get them arrested in this episode that features an unexpected twist ending and the famous line "They Went Thataway!" Some of the public service announcements have been removed from this version.

A newspaper writer in the frontier town of Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory discovers the complex tale of Madame Verdi, a mysterious and lovely woman whose Confederate officer husband has died. Competing gambling house bosses work together to force her to leave town by spreading nasty stories about her history and stirring up hatred toward her.

Wealthy businessman Buck Wharton and his personal train are ambushed by outlaw Willy Ringo and his group of criminals. Some of the public service announcements in this episode have been removed. For a version that includes the original sponsored segments, refer to catalog item #62452.

A boy dreams of only one thing as he gets older...to defeat the quickest shooter in the western frontier.

Secret agents and enemy spies try to outsmart each other while traveling together on a bus across the country.

A taxi driver's wife pushes him to kill someone so he can hold onto the $12,000 he discovered in his taxi. This story was made before on "Suspense" on June 29, 1950.

After a space ship explodes, the surviving crew members have a last conversation as they drift to their deaths. A well-done version of a sci-fi classic.

A criminal armed with a sawed-off shotgun robs a hotel, followed by additional hotels and a diner.

Jason Helmer's wife files a report that he has gone missing. His friend Fredrick Madison, who was drinking with him, knows what happened but refuses to share information.

For want of a nickel, a great deal was almost lost.

The search for Arthur Matson, an American on the run, on the island of Mas Afuera, off the coast of Chile.

A true crime tale follows a petty thief who responds to newspaper ads from people selling items, then steals from them instead of buying. Robert Cummings gives a restrained performance in the main role. Society lady Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney shows up on the show to advertise the Auto-Lite charity contest (though she might be played by an actress).

A struggling actress gets a strange acting job. When a "dead" man comes back to life, she ends up stuck with Mace Murdock, a convict who broke out of prison!

When a murderer threatens to return to Speaker 1's home to retrieve a stolen necklace, Speaker 1 must carefully navigate selling stolen goods while evading both police detection and the killer's deadly return.

When a police officer discovers that a suspect has accidentally killed Martin during a job, the officer becomes obsessed with convincing the suspect to finish what was started, escalating the situation until it ends with a knife and a threatening note.

A young man becomes so annoyed by the steady tapping sound of a blind man's walking stick that he decides to kill him.

A chemist in Cuba steals money and must find $40,000 to fix his books. He teams up with a deadly woman to smuggle cortisone.

An insurance scam that took seven years to plan hits two big problems... a man who wants money to keep quiet and the schemer's own wife.

Attorney Philip Gault goes undercover to stop a criminal gang that wants to sell drugs to teenagers.

Based on real Scotland Yard records, this true story asks if Peter Marriott is actually "The Squire," a famous jewel thief. The tale was later made into a "Suspense" radio show that aired on July 26, 1955.

A fascinating tale about a guy who discovers $98,000 in cash...and what becomes of both him and the money.

A cab driver finds a wallet with $12,000 in his cab. His wife plans to leave him if he returns the money. Plans to kill the guy who lost the money soon develop. The last show of the season.

A detective discovers a murdered salesman in his own home, and the dead man's wife becomes the main suspect.

Big, dumb, and powerful Walter might also be a murderer.

A complicated story about a man who drives a funeral car and commits many killings.

A guy must get $35,000 to be free. How can he take the cash from his rich but ditzy wife? George Turner might be the answer!

A young man falls for a woman and they scheme to kill Aunt Alice.

A heartwarming tale follows a poor boy from London's rough neighborhoods as he tries to escape street life, but faces the pull of taking shortcuts to get ahead.

A broke dancer gets her wallet snatched on the train. When someone brings it back, she discovers it's stuffed with cash!

A greedy treasure hunter kills his native guide to steal the man's valuable diamond, but the dying guide swears a curse of revenge from beyond the grave that haunts the killer.

The series begins with this episode. Years ago, John Hendrix used an axe to murder his wife and slow-witted stepson while trying to take their cash. After breaking out of prison and coming back for the money, weird things happen in a creepy home. Gale Gordon plays "The Whistler." Dorothy Roberts made the spooky whistle sounds that opened and closed every show from start to finish, though she only gets credit this one time.

A touching Christmas story, with more than a touch of Dickens', "A Christmas Carol."

A woman finds out from her doctor that she's going to have a baby and heads home thinking about how her husband and mother-in-law will react, but her joyful thoughts become scary bad dreams.