Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome
Mr. and Mrs. North: A Good Buy
Mr. and Mrs. North: Nosed Out
Mr. and Mrs. North: Beauty Prize
Mr. and Mrs. North: Terror
Mr. and Mrs. North: Salt in His Blood
Mr. and Mrs. North: Million Dollar Coffin
Mr. and Mrs. North: Target
Mr. and Mrs. North: Loon Lake
Mr. and Mrs. North: Phantom at the Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. North: Homicide Limited
Mr. and Mrs. North: Shrinking Violet
Mr. and Mrs. North: Model for Murder
Mr. and Mrs. North: The Placid Affair
Boston Blackie: Toy Factory Murder
Boston Blackie: Deep Six
Boston Blackie: The Gunman
Dragnet: The Big .22 Rifle for Christmas
Follow That Man: Black Leg-White Tie
Call Mr. 'D': Arson
Burke's Law: Who Killed Jason Shaw?
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Dick Tracy Meets Gruesome
(1947) Dick Tracy (Ralph Byrd) goes up against a villain who robs banks using a nerve gas. Boris Karloff, Ralph Byrd, Director: John Rawlins. -
Mr. and Mrs. North: A Good Buy
(10/17/1952) Season 1, Episode 3. Pam (Barbara Britton) buys an old trunk at an auction and is immediately approached by a woman (Carolyn Jones) who offers her big money for it. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Konstantin Shayne, Rex Evans, Carolyn Jones, Roy Roberts, Edward Earle, Paul Maxey, Director: Ralph Frances Murphy. -
Mr. and Mrs. North: Nosed Out
(11/7/1952) Season 1, Episode 6. After a day at the racetrack, the Norths (Richard Denning and Barbara Britton) find the body of jockey Eddie Mears in their car trunk. Richard Denning, Barbara Britton, Francis De Sales, Veda Ann Borg, Roy Roberts, Lane Chandler, Harry Tyler, Dudley Dickerson, Donald Kerr, Anthony Barr, Pat Collins, Director: Ralph Francis Murphy. -
Mr. and Mrs. North: Beauty Prize
(1/23/1953) Season 1, Episode 17. Curious about a beauty contestant who could easily be mistaken for her twin, Pam (Barbara Britton) finds herself backstage at the Miss Venus contest where she fills in for the missing Kitty Pomeroy. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Jerome Cowan, Adrienne Marden, Ellen Stansbury, Joan Valerie, Dick Rich, Edward Clark, Ernestine Barrier, Richard Simmons, Director: Ralph Francis Murphy. -
Mr. and Mrs. North: Terror
(2/13/1953) Season 1, Episode 20. Lt. Weigand (Francis De Sales) and the Norths (Barbara Britton and Richard Denning) become trapped in the rural home of Dr. Arno (Lowell Gilmore), a physician treating a homicidal maniac who's hiding somewhere in the house. Richard Denning, Barbara Britton, Francis De Sales, Lowell Gilmore, Jeanette Nolan, Paul Guilfoyle, June Whitley, Director: Ralph Francis Murphy. -
Mr. and Mrs. North: Salt in His Blood
(5/29/1953) Season 1, Episode 35. Chuck Walker (Dick Jones), a North family friend, after being involved in a bar fight with a drunk who's later robbed and dies, is charged with murder. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Francis De Sales, Sara Haden, Dick Jones, Percy Helton, Monte Blue, Claudia Barrett, John Gallaudet, Phil Tully, Director: Ralph Francis Murphy. -
Mr. and Mrs. North: Million Dollar Coffin
(6/26/1953) Season 1, Episode 39. Jerry, excited about publishing the personal papers a Revolutionary War figure, accompanies Nathaniel Sykes III to the small town where his ancestor is buried to retrieve the historic documents from his ancestor's coffin. However, in the next grave over, a drifter and a million dollars are buried. A gang of criminals stashed their stolen loot in the grave for safe keeping until the cops lost interest. When the headstones get switched, everyone's in a panic. Richard Denning, Barbara Britton, Francis De Sales, Director: Ralph Francis Murphy. -
Mr. and Mrs. North: Target
(2/2/1954) Season 2, Episode 2. Pam (Barbara Britton) and Jerry (Richard Denning) plan to have a nice quiet picnic at the beach, but a sniper quickly changes those plans. Richard Denning, Barbara Britton, Francis De Sales, Robert Osterloh, Paul Bryar, Meg Randall, Bradley Mora, Director: Paul Landres. -
Mr. and Mrs. North: Loon Lake
(2/16/1954) Season 2, Episode 4. A vicious counterfeiter's (Jack Elam) gang lures the Norths (Barbara Britton and Richard Denning) to a remote cabin and holds them hostage, with the plan being to ultimately kill the couple. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Francis De Sales, Jack Elam, John Doucette, Ross Elliott, Pamela Duncan, Director: Lew Landers. -
Mr. and Mrs. North: Phantom at the Wedding
(3/23/1954) Season 2, Episode 9. The Norths (Barbara Britton and Richard Denning) are asked for help by a young lawyer friend (Robert Hutton) who has received a death threat on the evening before his impending marriage. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Francis De Sales, Robert Hutton, Randy Stuart, Lois Hall, John Baer, Courteen Landis, George E. Stone, Alice Backes, Director: Paul Landres. -
Mr. and Mrs. North: Homicide Limited
(3/30/1954) Season 2, Episode 10. A beautiful blonde turns up dead on a train going from Miami to New York. The Norths (Barbara Britton and Richard Denning) investigate. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Francis De Sales, Wally Cassell, Marie Palmer, John Alvin, Muriel Manselle, Mary Young, Director: Paul Landres. -
Mr. and Mrs. North: Shrinking Violet
(4/6/1954) Season 2, Episode 11. Pam (Barbara Britton) is happy that Amelia Little (Tony Gerry), someone she hasn't seen since childhood, has come for a visit. However, she's actually an impostor who tossed the real Amelia (Barbara Stewart) off a train and assumed her identity. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Francis De Sales, Tony Gerry, Tracey Roberts, Barbara Stewart, Director: Lew Landers. -
Mr. and Mrs. North: Model for Murder
(4/13/1954) Season 2, Episode 12. Pam (Barbara Britton) enrolls in a modeling school and discovers that fencing class isn't the only place where she can get stuck by a sword. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Francis De Sales, Jean Willes, Tristram Coffin, John Bryant, Carolyn Jones, Marcel Rousseau, Director: Paul Landres. -
Mr. and Mrs. North: The Placid Affair
(4/27/1954) Season 2, Episode 14. The best of iron safes may be broken by the best of safecrackers, but the best criminal plan may go down the drain pipe due to an untimely coughing. Richard Denning, Barbara Britton, Francis De Sales, John Hoyt, Hillary Brooke, Nolan Leary, Director: Lew Landers. -
Boston Blackie: Toy Factory Murder
(11/19/1951) Season 1 Episode 11. Blackie (Kent Taylor) investigates the murder of a draftsman who worked for a toy manufacturing company. Kent Taylor, Frank Orth, Lois Collier, Director: Paul Landres. -
Boston Blackie: Deep Six
(11/14/1952) Season 2, Episode 5. Blackie (Kent Taylor) and his Girl Friday, Mary (Lois Collier), attend the engagement party of a merchant seaman and a singer, and wind up having to solve the murder of the prospective groom. Kent Taylor, Frank Orth, Lois Collier, Director: George M. Cahan. -
Boston Blackie: The Gunman
(1/9/1953) Season 2, Episode 13. Superstition plays a major role in this episode, with Blackie (Kent Taylor) employing an actor to impersonate a murder victim. Kent Taylor, Frank Orth, Lois Collier, Director: Eddie Davis. -
Dragnet: The Big .22 Rifle for Christmas
(12/18/1952) Season 2, Episode 7. Friday (Jack Webb) and Smith (Herbert Ellis) search for a missing boy (Sammy Ogg). The first sign that the case is serious is when blood is found. Jack Webb, Herbert Ellis, Wm. Johnstone, June Whitley, Sammy Ogg, Virginia Christine, Rennie McEvoy, Olan Soulé, Director: Jack Webb. -
Follow That Man: Black Leg-White Tie
(6/24/1953) Season 4, Episode 37. Wealthy New Yorkers are being ripped off by a "charity" gambling operation. Ralph Bellamy, Donald Buka, Philip Bourneuf, Edith King, Lori March, Eddie Bruce, Director: Frank McDonald. -
Call Mr. 'D': Arson
(1/30/1958) Season 2, Episode 5. Richard Diamond (David Janssen) investigates an arson which may turn out to be murder. David Janssen, Regis Toomey, Jay Novello, Lester Matthews, Joe Mell, Robert Foulk, Sarah Selby, Gail Ganley, William Swan, Director: Leigh Jason. -
Burke's Law: Who Killed Jason Shaw?
(1/3/1964) Season 1, Episode 15. An extremely strange girl called Lucy Brewer (Joyce Jameson) finds a corpse in the shower. Gene Barry, Gary Conway, Regis Toomey, Leon Lontoc, Tammy Grimes, Richard Haydn, Oscar Homolka, Burgess Meredith, Keenan Wynn, Joyce Jameson, Marlyn Mason, Director: Stanley Z. Cherry.