Season
- Season 6 1953-09-01
- Season 5 1952-09-02
- Season 4 1951-09-04
- Season 3 1950-08-29
- Season 2 1949-09-06
- Season 1 1949-01-06
Episode
- Episode 1: Poison
- Episode 2: A Pocketful of Murder
- Episode 3: Edge of Panic
- Episode 4: Dark Shadows
- Episode 5: Six to One
- Episode 6: The Monkey's Paw
- Episode 7: Criminals Mark
- Episode 8: The Man Who Would Be King
- Episode 9: Breakdown
- Episode 10: Halloween Hold Up
- Episode 11: Nightmare
- Episode 12: The Brush Off
- Episode 13: The Death Cards
- Episode 14: Hands of Mr. Ottermole
- Episode 15: The Guy From Nowhere
- Episode 16: The Mallet
- Episode 17: Dancing Dan's Christmas
- Episode 18: The Tip
- Episode 19: Death in a River
- Episode 20: Tough Cop
- Episode 21: The Fool's Heart
- Episode 22: Dead Fall
- Episode 23: The Rose Garden
- Episode 24: Night Break
- Episode 25: Double Entry
- Episode 26: The Victims
- Episode 27: Margin for Safety
- Episode 28: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
- Episode 29: On a Country Road
- Episode 30: Telephone Call
- Episode 31: The Three of Silence
- Episode 32: Go Home Dead Man
- Episode 33: The Foggy Night Visitor
- Episode 34: The Juice Man
- Episode 35: The Meeting
- Episode 36: No Friend Like an Old Friend
- Episode 37: Murder in the Ring
- Episode 38: Too Hot to Live
- Episode 39: Escape This Night
- Episode 40: Vamp Till Dead
- Episode 41: The Call
- Episode 42: De Mortuis
- Episode 43: A Killing in Abilene
- Episode 44: The Greatest Crime
- Episode 45: Blood on the Trumpet
- Episode 46: Tent on the Beach
- Episode 47: Wisteria Cottage
- Episode 48: The Incident at Story Point
- Episode 49: A Vision of Death
- Episode 50: Killers of the City
- Episode 51: Death Sabre
- Episode 52: This is Your Confession (1)
- Episode 53: This is Your Confession (2)
Suspense Season 3 A Vision of Death
4.2/10 users An anthology series adapted from the radio program of the same name. Like the radio program, many scripts were adaptations of literary classics by well-known authors. Classic authors such as Edgar Allan Poe, Agatha Christie, and Charles Dickens all had stories adapted for the series, while contemporary authors such as Roald Dahl and Gore Vidal also contributed.
