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Gunsmoke – The Patsy. ep133, 541030

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When a man is gunned down in Dodge City, Matt Dillon rides into a hostile cowboy camp to confront Fly Hoyt, a crude hardcase accused of the murder. As conflicting clues and a sudden shooting complicate the case, Matt refuses to jump to conclusions, setting up a trap of his own to uncover the real culprit.
The image shows an SI rendering of a black-and-white scene of a musical performance labeled "The Spotlight Revue" featuring Spike Jones, The City Slickers, Dorothy Shea, and guest Francis Craig. Musicians are playing various instruments including a piano, washboard, trumpet, trombone, and guitar. A man in a suit and hat sings or speaks into a vintage microphone. A woman stands near a window holding a sign reading "This is the CBS Network." A clock reads about 3:52. The setting seems to be a radio broadcast studio.

Spike Jones (Spotlight Review) Francis Craig. ep23, 480305

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Broadcasting live from New York, The Spotlight Revue features Spike Jones and His City Slickers, vocalist Dorothy Shea, and special guest songwriter Francis Craig. From hilarious poetry and Professor Feetlebaum's unique take on "The Whiffenpoof Song" to a fantastic musical medley including "Near You" and "Side by Side," this classic episode is packed with entertainment!
Ablack-and-white scene showing two men walking side by side down a dimly lit street at night. One man, on the left, is pushing a small cart, while the other wears a long coat and hat. On the right side, a vintage car is parked with three people inside; one person is waving out of the window. This SI generated image also portrays street lamps that illuminate the otherwise dark and empty urban street, and the setting suggests a mid-20th-century time period.

Jack Benny – Four Am Walk. ep859, 531101

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Awakened at 4:00 AM by a ringing phone, an irritable Jack Benny decides to take a walk through the quiet, empty streets. Along the way, he encounters a street cleaner, Bob Crosby on a duck-hunting trip, and eventually runs into Mary for a hilarious shopping trip with Frank Nelson. Enjoy this classic episode!