The first Earthmen to arrive on Mars find some very familiar sights and even more familiar people. This episode is based on a science fiction short story by Ray Bradbury that was published in 1948.

This episode, Mrs. Rinard Albert Barry Mother-In-Law Murder, likely involves a case of murder related to a family conflict.

In this episode, three young women desecrate a grave by dancing on it, leading to deadly consequences due to an old superstition. There might also be a subplot involving a hike through a snow-covered graveyard that leads to the rise of a poltergeist and murder. The plot might be inspired by Debussy's music of the same name.

"Circus Train" is an episode of Ellery Queen that originally aired on March 25, 1943. In this episode, the owner of a circus is murdered on a train and three $10,000 bills have been removed from his body, leading to an intriguing investigation.

In this episode, Dr Morelle probes the dealings of a mysterious Spanish count. His solutions to the crime are based on psychology.

In this episode, a wealthy woman, Lillian Collins, hires Marlowe to recover her stolen jewels. The plot thickens as Marlowe uncovers that the spiritual sessions are a front for a more sinister operation involving blackmail and deceit.

In this episode, Boston Blackie breaks into prison to solve a murder and prevent a convict from being framed for the crime. This plot showcases his background as a reformed thief.

In this episode, a man is on trial for the murder of his father, and Philip Marlowe is hired to find the real killer.

In this episode, Sam is hired to serve as an alibi for a Mexican man. However, the situation takes a unexpected turn when the man's daughter is shot right in front of him.

The episode 'Apache Peak' is based on the events of October 4, 1949, and involves a hitchhiker who murders a New Yorker and steals his car. Texas Ranger Jayce Pearson, played by Joel McCrea, uses scientific techniques to identify the criminal.

The specific plot details for the episode 'Double For An Outlaw' could not be found. However, typical episodes of The Lone Ranger often involve the Lone Ranger and Tonto defending the innocent and fighting outlaws in the American Old West, often involving cases of verifying the truth, exposing killers, tracking missing items from robberies, and using their diplomacy and cunning to prevent conflicts. It is possible that this episode involves a case of mistaken identity or a double-cross...

In this episode, Philip tries to help a friend with his wayward adult son and discovers a secret. He also becomes concerned at the strange behavior of a man who runs a neighborhood fruit stand.

In this episode, Sam Spade has to explain to his secretary Effie how he is still alive, suggesting a deceptive or mysterious circumstance that the detective needs to unravel.

In this episode, a young girl named Val is given a doll by her stepmother for her birthday. The doll has long blond hair like her mother and a real-life ticking heart that can be wound up when it stops. The child becomes convinced of something, but the specific details are not revealed in the available sources.

In this episode, the owner of an investment firm hires Sam Spade to shadow one of her clients, whom she suspects may be involved in a racket.

The episode is about a mild college professor who discovers the secret of telekinesis and becomes a potent weapon. The professor struggles to keep his power out of the hands of the military. This episode is based on a Kurt Vonnegut story.

"The Stampede" is the third episode of The Six Shooter that originally aired on October 4, 1953. In this episode, Britt finds a wounded man in the desert and brings him to Jenny Garber to nurse him back to health.

In this episode, the country's Prime Minister asks Holmes to aid in the recovery of a stolen diplomatic letter, which, if published, might lead England into war. The case is further complicated when a puzzling blood stain is found on the carpet and floor.

In this episode, Sam Spade stays the night at a farmhouse where a beautiful woman pleads for his help. He encounters a man buried alive and shots in the night, leading to a suspenseful investigation.

In this episode, Judy thinks she has a date with the famous movie star, Joseph Cotten. However, the specific plot details and key events are not available.

In this episode, Madison High is having a fundraising campaign where an auction of some very nice furniture is being held. In a surprising turn of events, Mr. Conklin is stunned to see his furnishings being sold.

In this episode, a man named Tom Turkey visits Sam's office with the fear that someone is trying to kill him. Spade becomes intrigued and embarks on a mission to uncover the truth.

In this episode, Philip Marlowe encounters a young man he recognizes being nearly beaten to death in an alley. He interferes, saving the young man's life, and then begins a search for a woman at the behest of this small town boyfriend. The episode involves elements of mystery and detective fiction, characteristic of the series.

In this episode, Onie Hager and his 16-year-old leader cow are missing. Without them, there will be trouble getting their herd to cross the river. Tensions arise when one trail boss accuses another of killing them.

Specific plot details for this episode are not readily available. However, like all Gunsmoke episodes, it likely involves Marshall Matt Dillon navigating the challenges and conflicts of the Wild West.