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A psychiatrist comes up with a novel way to kill his wife... with an escaped convict! Originally aired March 14, 1946

Alice Jensen hires George Valentine to find her missing husband. Mr. Jensen is after pirate treasure, but finds a gang of dope smugglers instead. Originally aired February 11, 1952

When the boys show too much interest in athletics, Ozzie gets them to admire great men of history. Originally aired January 09, 1949

Barry Lindon meets his sweetheart Clare on a fog-shrouded pier. Barry was recently dishonorably discharged, but as you possibly suspect, he wasn't really disloyal. Originally aired April 08, 1944

"Hooray for Love" - Bing Crosby; "Swinging Down the Lane" - Bing Crosby; "Wabash Cannonball" - Crosby Boys, Clifton Webb, & Bing Crosby; "How Lucky You Are" - Bing Crosby; Originally aired April 21, 1948

An excellent story about murder and revenge in old Havana. Originally aired March 7, 1946

A woman's uncle, who is dying, promises her a surprise in his will. Just after signing the will, the old man disappears...and so does his doctor and everyone else! Originally aired February 04, 1952

To prove his masculinity, Ozzie challenges Harriet to a sock knitting contest. Originally aired January 02, 1949

Mr. Albert Patton sells his services to the highest bidder, which gives the Nazis good reasons to eliminate him. He's an "international mystery man." What's he really up to? Originally aired March 25, 1944

The story of the prisoner in the dungeon and his eventual revenge. Original Air Date: February 5, 1939

"Love is so Terrific" - Bing Crosby; "Haunted Heart" - Bing Crosby; "I Had a Dream" - Fibber McGee, Bing Crosby, & Molly; "Blue Shadows on the Trail" - Bing Crosby; Original Air Date: April 14, 1948

A doctor fakes his own death in order to run off with his nurse. Original air date: February 21, 1946

Mrs. Trask has had two sudden premonitions of an impending murder, each resulting in a killing. A third predicted murder fails to come off. Original air date: January 28, 1952

A Christmas show. Will it snow? It will if Ozzie's father thinks it will! Originally air date: December 26, 1948

Who killed Dr. Clawson? Chester Canby is convicted of the crime; after the prosecutor accuses him of having "shifty eyes" and of "looking like a murderer." "The silent voice of Dr. Clawson cries out to the jury for "just retribution." Original air date: March 18, 1944

"At the Flying 'W'" - Bing Crosby; "How Lucky You Are" - Bing Crosby; "Top Hat" - Fred Astaire & Bing Crosby; "Cheek to Cheek" - Peggy Lee & Fred Astaire; "Caught in the Rain" - Peggy Lee & Fred Astaire; "A Fine Romance" - Peggy Lee, Fred Astaire, & Bing Crosby; "They Can't Take That Away From Me" - Bing Crosby & Peggy Lee; "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" - Peggy Lee; "Dearly Beloved" - Peggy Lee & Bing Crosby; "White Christmas" - Peggy Lee & Bing Crosby; "Catalog Day" - Bing Crosby, Peggy Lee, & Fred Astaire; "Kamehameha Day" - Bing Crosby, Peggy Lee, & Fred Astaire; "Buy a Philco Day" - Bing Crosby, Fred Astaire, & Peggy Lee; Original air date: April 7, 1948

A boarding house for young ladies is the scene of several murders. The strange handyman is suspect. Original air date: February 14, 1946

Strange tricks at a magician's convention lead to murder...and that's no illusion! What is "The Deadly Avenger," and how did it lead to homicide? Original air date: January 21, 1952

Ozzie and Harriet decide to be "sensible" this year and not give Christmas presents. Original air date: December 19, 1948

A ten-ton truck hits a fog bank just at a dangerous turn in the road. Where did the fog come from, the night was clear! There's a Nazi sabotage scheme behind all of this. Original airdate: March 11, 1944