Kendall finds himself locked up by a single authority figure who serves as sheriff, judge, and jury, and he ends up teaching proper English to the man's overweight, cheerful daughter. Some of the public service announcements in this episode have been removed.

After thirty years, an army wife suddenly finds herself a widow. The last show of the series. This program is a repeat of the program of May 27, 1956 (which had a different title).

An ex-Rebel is assigned to Company B. His hatred for all Yankees is undisguised. The program was recorded September 22, 1956.

A safecracker is released from jail after completing another stretch, determined to return to his old ways. His young son presents an unusual problem. A well-written story; the show features a fine dramatic performance by both William Bendix and Tommy Bernard.