The Best Episodes Written By James P. cavanagh

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   #1 - Fog Closing In

   S2:E210/7/1956

   A woman begs her husband not to go away on a business trip. But he refuses, deserting her just as an escaped lunatic finds their neighborhood.

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   #2 - The End of Indian Summer

   S2:E222/24/1957

   An insurance investigator is compelled to re-examine an old claim when troubling new facts come to light.

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   #3 - One More Mile to Go

   S2:E284/7/1957

   After murdering his shrewish spouse, a man finds that disposing of her body may be the challenge of his life.

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   #4 - Father and Son

   S2:E366/2/1957

   The shifty son of a shop owner plots to extract money from his long-suffering father.

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   #5 - Mother, May I Go Out to Swim?

   S5:E264/10/1960

   What begins as a mother-son vacation soon becomes a trip to agony when he falls in love with a girl who is determined to share his affections ... and will do anything to get rid of her nemesis.

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   #6 - Arthur

   S5:E19/27/1959

   When his former fiancee turns up missing, chicken farmer Arthur obligingly lets the police search his ranch, despite the fact that they seem to suspect him of her murder.

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   Writer:James P. Cavanagh

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