Episode list

Ronald Adams is driving cross-country for a job interview, but a strange hitchhiker begins to appear again and again. Is it just his mind playing tricks with the long hours on the road and no company, or is it much more macabre than that?

The second episode of Retro Static Radio goes to the opposite end of the spectrum to rejuvenate the comedic gold of Duffy's Tavern. Archie the Manager decides to bolster sales by cutting the price 10%.

Hi ho, Silver. The Lone Ranger rides into view as Retro Static Radio proudly presents the return of the masked righter of wrongs. When a kind man is falsely accused, it's up to the Lone Ranger to save his new friend.

The Valentine's Day episode of RSR has Miss Brooks navigate her way around a severe case of puppy love when the new school custodian shows his affections, much to Connie's dismay.

The harsh laws of space are not man-made but we have to obey them or else the ultimate penalty is paid. A stowaway is about to learn the true coldness of space and science.

We return to the hole-in-the-wall Duffy's Tavern with special impressions of Susan Hayward and Frank Buck. Can Archie bluff Susan Hayward into thinking he's a big game hunter? Of course not but boy is it a fun train wreck to listen to.

A madman is loose in the city, attacking and robbing women nightly. It is up to Jo Friday and her partner to catch the woman-beating menace that the papers have dubbed The Werewolf.

Meta Bauer-White and her husband Ted feud over the future of their son, Chuckie, as Ted and Chuckie go on a camping trip.

Part 2 of Guiding Light: The Camping Trip, as Meta Bauer-White has it out with her family, and Ted White speaks of his future. Plus a check-in with Charlotte and Ray, the adoptive parents of Chuckie.

Archie writes a literary lecture for the Lord Byron Ladies' Literary Society. It does not go that well for "special guest", Clifton Fadiman.

A woman overhears a murder plot when she tries to call her husband. In real-time, watch as she slowly goes mad when no one can help her.

Just in time for the week after April Fool's Day, Walter and Harriet are helping Miss Brooks woo Mister Boynton with a special new talent.

Archie writes an opera for television, and has the esteemed Deems Taylor read and perform it with the gang

A man finds his wife looks like a 17th century poisoner. Another man's uncle is murdered. The locked room mystery takes front and center on this tale of suspense.

Megan Klodnicki returns as Jo Friday, with her partner Ben Romero, to find the murderer of an average woman, Helen Corday.

In the distant future of 1990, Henry Smith contemplates the value of having a robotic double. It's Ray Bradbury so naturally, that's never a good thing.

We return to Madison High School as our Miss Brooks is forced into taking care of a massive Great Dane, Peanuts.

The turmoil of the White family knows no end, and yet Meta Bauer-White finally takes steps to get her son, Chuckie, to see a specialist despite what his father says.

Meta Bauer finally gets her child, Chuckie, seen by a child psychologist, but will it go her way?

The crime-solving couple Pam and Jerry North have a new mystery when someone from Pam's college years reappears with a new name. Is he just a doppelganger or is he truly her old friend?

There is always something creepy about life-like dolls. Doubly so when it can walk and talk by itself. What's the mystery of this strange doll and how can such a thing destroy so many lives?

It's summertime for our English teacher and she gets to spend a weekend with both her would-be boyfriend and her boss. Hilarious.

When an innocent man is framed for a bank robbery and murder, the law sentences him to death. Can The Shadow clear his name before it is too late?

Is Amanda Peabody's new beau a widower, a murderer or are the ghosts of his past resonating in the organ pipes of his home?

Duffy's Tavern is being audited so naturally, it's up to the gang to fudge the numbers and get out of the black.