Suspense — 1950
44 episodes broadcast in 1950.
This Suspense broadcast, "I Never Met the Dead Man" (1950-01-05), starred Danny Kaye; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Four Hours to Kill" (1950-01-12), starred Robert Taylor; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Escape of Lacey Abbott" (1950-01-19), starred William Powell; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Mr. Diogenes" (1950-01-26), starred Ozzie Nelson, Harriet Nelson; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Consideration" (1950-02-02), starred Rosalind Russell; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Butcher's Wife" (1950-02-09), starred Kirk Douglas; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Murder Strikes Three Times" (1950-02-16), starred Marlene Dietrich; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Slow Burn" (1950-02-23), starred Dick Powell; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
An insurance investigator settles in for a routine flight and strikes up conversation with a charming stranger in the next seat. By the time the plane lands, she's beginning to suspect that charm was a cover — and that she's been poisoned somewhere over the clouds.
One murderer slipped through a veteran prosecutor's fingers years ago, and the case has never stopped gnawing at him. To finally close it, he enlists an ally no courtroom would ever recognize — the restless spirit of the victim herself. (after Rupert Croft-Cooke)
This Suspense broadcast, "Motive for Murder" (1950-03-16), starred Alan Ladd, John Dehner, Edwin Max; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "One and One's a Lonesome" (1950-03-23), starred Ronald Reagan; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Blood Sacrifice" (1950-03-30), starred Joseph Cotten; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Salvage" (1950-04-06), starred Van Johnson, William Conrad; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Six Feet Under" (1950-04-13), starred Dan Dailey; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Pearls Are a Nuisance" (1950-04-20), starred Ray Milland; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Chain" (1950-04-27), starred Agnes Moorehead, William Conrad; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Statement of Mary Blake" (1950-05-04), starred Joan Bennett, William Conrad; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Man in the Room" (1950-05-11), starred John Lund, William Conrad; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Angel Face" (1950-05-18), starred Claire Trevor; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Very Much Like a Nightmare" (1950-05-25), starred Dennis O'Keefe; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "A Case of Nerves" (1950-06-01), starred Edward G. Robinson; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Case of Henri Vivard" (1950-06-08), starred Charles Boyer; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Deadline" (1950-06-15), starred Crawford; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "One Millionth Joe" (1950-06-22), starred Jack Carson; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Love, Honor, or Murder" (1950-06-29), starred Cathy Lewis, Elliot Lewis; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "True Report" (1950-08-31), starred Pat O'Brien; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier, though the broadcast log notes: First show if the new season. Elliott Lewis becomes Producer.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Tip" (1950-09-07), starred Ida Lupino; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Over the Bounding Main" (1950-09-14), starred Dan Dailey, William Conrad; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Crowd" (1950-09-21), starred Dana Andrews; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Fly by Night" (1950-09-28), starred Joseph Cotten; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Rose Garden" (1950-10-05), starred Miriam Hopkins; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Rave Notice" (1950-10-12), starred Milton Berle; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Wages of Sin" (1950-10-19), starred Barbara Stanwyck; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Too Hot to Live" (1950-10-26), starred Richard Widmark; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Victoria Cross" (1950-11-02), starred Herbert Marshall; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Blood on the Trumpet" (1950-11-09), starred William Holden, Baton Yarborough; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier, though the broadcast log notes: Special Trumpet effects: Ziggy Elman.
A storm strands a couple in their car on a lonely stretch of road, with nowhere to go and no help in sight. Somewhere in the woods nearby, an escaped murderer is on the loose — and the night is far from over.
This Suspense broadcast, "Going, Going, Gone" (1950-11-23), starred Ozzie Nelson, Harriet Nelson; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
A newspaper columnist, a beat reporter, and a homicide detective are each chasing the same string of unsolved killings when they're all sent the same eerie invitation: show up alone at a chapel at the stroke of midnight to meet the killer face to face. Curiosity -- or professional pride -- makes turning it down unthinkable for any of them.
This Suspense broadcast, "After the Movies" (1950-12-07), starred Ray Milland, William Conrad; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "A Killing in Abilene" (1950-12-14), starred Alan Ladd, Barton Yarborough, Parley; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Christmas for Carole" (1950-12-21), starred Dennis Day; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "A Ring for Marya" (1950-12-28), starred Cornel Wilde; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
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