Suspense — 1951
46 episodes broadcast in 1951.
This Suspense broadcast, "Alibi Me" (1951-01-04), starred Mickey Rooney; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Vamp Till Dead" (1951-01-11), starred Ginger Rogers; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Well-Dressed Corpse" (1951-01-18), starred Eve Arden; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Aria from Murder" (1951-01-25), starred Ezio Pinza; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Fragile-Contents Death" (1951-02-01), starred Paul Douglas; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Windy City Six" (1951-02-08), starred Fred MacMurray; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Death Parade" (1951-02-15), starred Agnes Moorehead; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
A married couple driving home after a night at the movies discover they aren't alone in the car — a wanted killer has been hiding in the backseat the whole time, and now he's the one calling the shots.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Gift of Jumbo Brannigan" (1951-03-01), starred William Bendix; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "A Vision of Death" (1951-03-08), starred Ronald Colman; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Strange for a Killer" (1951-03-15), starred Van Johnson; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Three Lethal Words" (1951-03-22), starred Joan Crawford; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Death Pitch" (1951-03-29), starred Jack Carson; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Murder in G Flat" (1951-04-05), starred Jack Benny; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Early to Death" (1951-04-12), starred Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Rescue" (1951-04-19), starred James Stewart; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Thirteenth Sound" (1951-04-26), starred Ann Baxter; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "When the Bough Breaks" (1951-05-03), starred Rosalind Russell; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Death on My Hands" (1951-05-10), starred Phil Harris, Alice Faye; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Another Man's Poison" (1951-05-17), starred Charles Boyer; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Fresh Air, Sunshine and Murder" (1951-05-24), starred Jeff Chandler; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Over Drawn" (1951-05-31), starred Dick Powell; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Tell Ya Why I Shouldn't Die" (1951-06-07), starred Richard Widmark; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Truth About Jerry Baxter" (1951-06-14), starred Gregory Peck; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Greatest Thief in the World" (1951-06-21), starred James Mason; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
A man shot in Sweden lives just long enough to pass along a chilling warning: there's a spy buried deep inside America's nuclear weapons program. Federal agents race to identify and stop him before the secrets reach Russian hands — a case drawn from real events.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Report on the Jolly Death Riders" (1951-08-27), starred William Holden; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier, though the broadcast log notes: Elliott Lewis 8:00pm First show of the new season.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Steel River Prison Break" (1951-09-03), starred Jeff Chandler; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Evil of Adelaide Winters" (1951-09-10), starred Agnes Moorehead; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Neal Cream, Doctor of Poison" (1951-09-17), starred Charles Laughton; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Mckay College Basketball Scandal" (1951-09-24), starred Tony Curtis; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Case Study of a Murderer" (1951-10-01), starred Jeanne Crain, William Conrad, Howard; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
In Vienna in 1913, the Kaiser's counter-espionage service is hunting for a mole feeding secrets to the enemy. The hunt closes in with a bitter irony: the traitor they're chasing is the very man running the unit.
A radio writer teetering on the edge of sanity decides his boss has to die — and that the killing deserves to be captured on tape and aired for an audience to hear. Turning murder into a broadcast event is exactly as reckless as it sounds.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Flame" (1951-10-15), starred Cornell Wilde; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
Caught in the crossfire of China's civil war, a British gunboat finds itself pinned down on the Yangtze River by Communist forces bearing down from the banks. Drawn from a true incident, the story follows the crew's ordeal trying to survive a fight that was never supposed to be theirs.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Hunting of Bob Lee" (1951-10-29), starred Richard Widmark, William Conrad; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Trials of Thomas Shaw" (1951-11-05), starred Joseph Cotten; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Mission of the Betta" (1951-11-12), starred John Hodiak; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Embezzler" (1951-11-19), starred John Lund; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Misfortune in Pearls" (1951-11-26), starred Frank Lovejoy; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
A radio writer teetering on the edge of sanity decides his boss has to die — and that the killing deserves to be captured on tape and aired for an audience to hear. Turning murder into a broadcast event is exactly as reckless as it sounds.
This Suspense broadcast, "Blackjack to Kill" (1951-12-10), starred Victure Mature; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "Case History of a Gambler" (1951-12-17), starred John Hodiak; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
This Suspense broadcast, "The Night Before Christmas" (1951-12-24), starred Garson; no episode synopsis survives in the free sources consulted for this dossier.
A veteran big-game hunter turns his considerable skill on human prey, setting out alone to kill the tyrannical dictator of a small Central European nation. He acts without official sanction, driven by nothing but his own conviction that one man's death could spare countless others. (after Geoffrey Household)
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