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30 mins
9/18/1953
1.
Five Minutes To Doom
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Beat the clock: The race is on to stop an innocent Death Row inmate's date with the electric chair.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
Monroe Manning
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30 mins
9/25/1953
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The Big Squeeze
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A powerful ally: the Man of Steel assists an ex-con blackmailed into returning to his criminal past.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
Roy Hamilton
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30 mins
10/3/1953
3.
The Man Who Could Read Minds
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Swami says: send for Superman! Jimmy and Lois suspect a nightclub mind reader is linked to a theft ring.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
Monroe Manning
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30 mins
10/10/1953
4.
Jet Ace
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Look up! Superman rescues a pilot on a test flight gone wrong and later frees him from kidnappers seeking military secrets.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
David Chantler
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30 mins
10/17/1953
5.
Shot In The Dark
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An amateur shutterbug snaps some incriminating photos, one of which suggests Clark is you-know-who!
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Director:
George Blair
Writer:
David Chantler
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30 mins
10/24/1953
6.
The Defeat Of Superman
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Superman is rendered powerless by a kryptonite trap. This sounds like a job for...Lois and Jimmy?
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
Jackson Gillis
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30 mins
10/31/1953
7.
Superman In Exile
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Beware of Superman! A nuclear incident leaves him glowing with radioactivity and lethal to anyone he's near.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
Jackson Gillis
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30 mins
11/7/1953
8.
A Ghost For Scotland Yard
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Man or spirit? A magician believed dead may have resurfaced in a vendetta against his earthly foes.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
Jackson Gillis
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30 mins
11/14/1953
9.
The Dog Who Knew Superman
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The nose knows. A dog rescued from a well by Superman keeps showing up at Clark Kent's office.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
David Chantler
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30 mins
11/21/1953
10.
The Face And The Voice
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Looks like him. Sounds like him. But he isn't Superman! A lookalike Man of Steel goes on a crime spree.
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Director:
George Blair
Writer:
Jackson Gillis
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30 mins
11/28/1953
11.
The Man In The Lead Mask
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Surgically altered fingerprints. Lead masks to block x-ray vision. Will these foil the police and Superman?
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Director:
George Blair
Writer:
Roy Hamilton
/ Leroy H. Zehren
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30 mins
12/5/1953
12.
Panic In The Sky
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Destination: Earth! Superman saves Metropolis from a plummeting asteroid -- and loses his memory in the process. Commentary available by Jack Larson (Jimmy Olsen) and Noel Neill (Lois Lane).
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
Jackson Gillis
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30 mins
12/12/1953
13.
The Machine That Could Plot Crimes
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Meet Mr. Kelso, the computer that plans split second bank heists...and may know superman's secret, too.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
Jackson Gillis
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30 mins
12/19/1953
14.
Jungle Devil
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The superhero saves a lost expedition, defeats a fearsome beast and uses his grip to turn coal into diamonds.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
Peter Dixon
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30 mins
12/26/1953
15.
My Friend Superman
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Burger, fries and friendship. Not everyone believes a diner owner who boasts of being pals with Superman.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
David Chantler
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30 mins
1/2/1954
16.
The Clown Who Cried
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What kind of clown would rob a kids' charity telethon? An imposter clown, that's who!
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Director:
George Blair
Writer:
David Chantler
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30 mins
1/9/1954
17.
The Boy Who Hated Superman
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Clark is temporary guardian of a crime-connected youth who secretly plots revenge against the reporter.
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Director:
George Blair
Writer:
David Chantler
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30 mins
1/16/1954
18.
Semi-Private Eye
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Sam Spade. Philip Marlowe. Jimmy Olsen? He poses as a trench-coated private eye to stalk kidnappers. Commentary available by Jack Larson (Jimmy Olsen) and Noel Neill (Lois Lane).
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Director:
George Blair
Writer:
David Chantler
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30 mins
1/23/1954
19.
Perry White's Scoop
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Stop the presses! Frustrated by Daily Planet's reporters, Perry White decides to cover a murder story himself.
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Director:
George Blair
Writer:
Roy Hamilton
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30 mins
1/30/1954
20.
Beware The Wrecker
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A terrorist bombs Metropolis' transportation systems. His method: armed, radio-controlled toy airplanes.
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Director:
George Blair
Writer:
Royal K. Cole
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30 mins
2/6/1954
21.
The Golden Vulture
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Avast, ye scurvy mates! A salvage-boat captain who fancies himself a pirate holds Lois and Jimmy captive.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
Jackson Gillis
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30 mins
2/13/1954
22.
Jimmy Olsen, Boy Editor
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Great Caesar's ghost! Jimmy Olsen replaces Perry White for a day -- with dizzy and dangerous results.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
David Chantler
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30 mins
2/20/1954
23.
Lady In Black
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Noises. Unusual people. Jimmy is sure something strange is going on at the apartment of his mom's friend.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
Jackson Gillis
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30 mins
2/27/1954
24.
Star Of Fate
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A mystery from Egypt's past: the antidote to an ancient poison is under the base of the Great Pyramid.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
Roy Hamilton
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30 mins
3/6/1954
25.
The Whistling Bird
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The bird has the word. A per parakeet that knows an inventor's secret formula is mysteriously birdnapped.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
David Chantler
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30 mins
3/13/1954
26.
Around The World With Superman
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Paging Dr. Superman! His x-ray vision helps a surgeon restore a girl's sight, then he flies her on a world tour.
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Director:
Tommy Carr
Writer:
Jackson Gillis
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27.
Extra Episode--Public Service Program: United States Savings Bonds "Stamp Day for Superman"
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