How to Get Rid of Your Wife: Henpecked husband Gerald Swinney devises a plan to rid himself of his wife and start over again, leading to unexpected consequences. (S2, ep 11) [S]
Captive Audience: A seasoned writer who has suffered trauma sends audiotapes to his publisher - but are these tapes a murderous confession? (S1, ep 5) [S]
Annabel: A disturbed man's alternate identity snares others into a perilous web, turning his personal dream world into a nightmare for all. (S1, ep 7) [S]
House Guest: The life of a young boy is saved by a recently discharged vet, who is invited into the grateful parents' home - but he soon becomes an unwelcome guest. (S1, ep 8) [S]
I Saw the Whole Thing: After being charged as a hit-and-run driver, a mystery writer elects to defend himself in court. Can all five witnesses be wrong? (S1, ep 4) [S]
Don't Look Behind You: When an unknown attacker is brutally targeting women in a small college town, a psychology professor uses his fiancÂe as bait. (S1, ep 2) [S]
A Piece of the Action: Inveterate gambler Duke Marsden is given an ultimatum - give up poker, or lose his wife. He agrees, but there's one last thing he has to do first. (S1, ep 1) [S]
Good-Bye, George: The husband of a successful actress suddenly returns after being thought dead for years. He demands to become a part of her life now that she's a success. (S2, ep 10) [S]
The Cadaver: A college aide borrows a dead female body from the lab and puts it in his roommate's dorm to try and scare him sober, but the joke becomes disastrous. (S2, ep 8) [S]
Starring the Defense: When Miles Crawford's son Tod is charged with murder, he hires one of the best criminal lawyers, but then convinces Tod that he should represent him. (S2, ep 7) [S]
The Second Verdict: An ethical lawyer becomes very disturbed about what to do when the client he just got acquitted of murder brags that he committed the crime. (S2, ep 30) [S]
Bed of Roses: A married man finds his beautiful mistress murdered and flees without reporting the crime and soon becomes the victim of a blackmailer. (S2, ep 29) [S]
Nothing Ever Happens in Linvale: A small town sheriff investigates the disappearance of the wife of a man who has been acting suspiciously according to his nosy neighbors. (S2, ep 6) [S]
Blood Bargain: A high-priced hit man has second thoughts about fulfilling his latest contract after meeting his target's lovely, disabled wife. (S2, ep 5) [S]
The Sign of Satan: When a studio wants Karl for their next horror film, he reveals his audition film was actually footage of a real black mass with devil worshipers. (S2, ep 27) [S]
The Ordeal Of Mrs. Snow: An elderly woman is locked in an air tight safe with one of her cats by her niece's husband when she discovers he is a forger. (S2, ep 25) [S]
The Gentleman Caller: When a man and his wife attempt to do away with an elderly lady, they discover that she is not as senile as they had imagined. (S2, ep 24) [S]
A Matter of Murder: A notorious auto thief and his gang steal a Rolls-Royce, unaware that the trunk contains the body of a woman who was murdered by her husband. (S2, ep 23) [S]
Run for Doom: A young doctor continues to date a beautiful showgirl in spite of warnings that her three previous marriages ended badly for her past husbands. (S1, ep 30) [S]
Anyone For Murder?: A psychology professor places an ad offering to help spouses get rid of their other halves, grabbing the police's attention. Trouble ensues. (S2, ep 20) [S]
Murder Case: An actor learns that his ex, an actress, is now married to her play's backer. They rekindle their romance and plot to get her out of her marriage. (S2, ep 19) [S]
Final Escape: A convict plans a clever escape with the help of an alcoholic fellow prisoner who's in charge of making coffins and burying the camp's deceased. (S2, ep 18) [S]
Dear Uncle George: A syndicated advice columnist receives a letter from an old busybody which leads the journalist to irrationality - and ultimately murder. (S1, ep 29) [S]
The Dark Pool: After an adopted son drowns, a strange woman claims to be the boy's birth mother and proceeds to blackmail the adoptive mother. (S1, ep 28) [S]
Last Seen Wearing Blue Jeans: A 17-year-old British girl is inadvertently driven to Mexico by a dangerous car thief who is unaware she is sleeping in the back seat. (S1, ep 27) [S]
The Evil of Adelaide Winters: A man believes a woman running a psychic scam has contacted his dead son and becomes dangerously obsessed with her sessions. (S2, ep 16) [S]
Night Caller: When Marcia Fowler spots a new neighbour ogling her, she calls the police. Things get complicated when Marcia's husband returns from a business trip. (S2, ep 15) [S]
The Lonely Hours: While renting a room at a farmhouse, a deranged woman becomes fascinated by a seven-month-old boy who she believes is her son. (S1, ep 22) [S]
How to Get Rid of Your Wife: Henpecked husband Gerald Swinney devises a plan to rid himself of his wife and start over again, leading to unexpected consequences. (S2, ep 11) [S]
The Cadaver: A college aide borrows a dead female body from the lab and puts it in his roommate's dorm to try and scare him sober, but the joke becomes disastrous. (S2, ep 8) [S]
Starring the Defense: When Miles Crawford's son Tod is charged with murder, he hires one of the best criminal lawyers, but then convinces Tod that he should represent him. (S2, ep 7) [S]
Bonfire: After a lonely woman moves to a small town to live in the home of her recently deceased aunt, she finds one neighbor is particularly willing to help. (S1, ep 13) [S]
Hangover: Remembering nothing of the day before, a talented alcoholic painfully reconstructs the events of what proves to have been a catastrophic day. (S1, ep 12) [S]