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Lt. Travis Rogers was played by Ralph Bell, joined by announcer and future game show/Saturday Night Live voice-over star Don Pardo (The Price is Right, Jeopardy, Jackpot, etc). The half-hour episodes aired initially from 1951-54 on NBC in New York. A production move to Hollywood brought a name change ('Barrie' Craig) and a fresh batch of episodes for 1954-55.
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| The Judge and the Champ | A Very Odd Job | Fog Over Murder | ||||
| Microfilm in the Fishtank | Diary of Death | The Lonely Corner | ||||
| Corpse on Delivery | A Time to Kill | Strange Vision | ||||
| The Case of the Borrowed Knife | Motive for Murder | Zero Hour | ||||
| Dead on Arrival | The Long Way Home | The Embezzlers | ||||
| Murder in Wax | Murder by Threes | The Schemers | ||||
| The Case of the Naughty Necklace | Dead Loss | The Corpse Who was Wrong | ||||
| Paper Bullets | Crimson Queen | The Tough Guy | ||||
| Death and the Purple Cow | The Girl on the Doorstep | Murder by Error | ||||
| Ghost of a Chance | Behold a Corpse | Death Buys a Bedroom | ||||
| Song of Death | Beware the Walking Dog | For Love of Murder | ||||
| Death of a Private Eye | The Lost Lady | Death's Bargain Basement | ||||
| Murder Island | Scream for Murder | Mid-Summer Lunacy | ||||
| Fatal Appointment | The Thirteenth Guest | Blood Money | ||||
| The Deadly Fight | Kitchens Come With Knives | Hay is for Homicide | ||||
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