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Studio: Paramount Home Video

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• Season 2, Episode 1: The Case of the Corresponding Corpse
Original Air Date: 20 September 1958
George Beaumont calls Perry Mason to set up a meeting, which is a surprise since Beaumont was supposedly killed in a plane crash three years ago. George confesses to his girlfriend, Ruth Whittaker, that he plans to reconcile with his wife. When George is murdered and Ruth is charged with the crime, Perry must use all his wits to get to the truth.

Season 2, Episode 2: The Case of the Lucky Loser
Original Air Date: 27 September 1958
Ted Balfour, youthful heir to the Balfour fortune, is convicted of vehicular manslaughter and given a suspended sentence through a plea bargain. When the police discover the victim actually died of a gunshot wound to the head, Ted is charged with first degree murder. Perry Mason argues that the second charge is prohibited by the constitutional guarantee against double jeopardy, but the judge is not persuaded by the argument.

Season 2, Episode 3: The Case of the Pint-Sized Client
Original Air Date: 4 October 1958
Nicky Renzi, a diminutive fourteen-year-old, finds the loot from a robbery in an abandoned house and consults Perry Mason about the legality of keeping it. His grandfather, Gramp Renzi, is adamant about reporting it to the police, but then Gramp is charged with grand theft. When the brains of the robbery, Frank Anderson, is found dead, Gramp is charged with murder. Perry ultimately depends on ears more than eyes to solve the riddle.

Season 2, Episode 4: The Case of the Sardonic Sergeant
Original Air Date: 11 October 1958
United States currency that should have been burned on Corregidor in 1942 begins to show up on the post where Major Frank Lessing is the finance officer. Major Lessing and Master Sergeant William Smith are suspected of laundering the money. When Lessing is found dead, Smith is accused of murder. Perry Mason has to delve into wartime secrets from halfway around the world to defend his client.

Season 2, Episode 5: The Case of the Curious Bride
Original Air Date: 18 October 1958
Rhoda Reynolds is blackmailed by Artie Kane for a past indiscretion, which she would like to keep from her weakling husband Carl and his overbearing father Philip. Dr. Michael Harris, who practices at the hospital where Rhoda works, offers to help but she refuses. Instead, Rhoda consults Perry Mason about the legitimacy of her present marriage but is not satisfied with the answer. Artie turns up dead, and Rhoda is charged with murder. Perry meddles with the evidence, so the case involves buzzers and bells, and a honky-tonk named "The Oryx".

Season 2, Episode 6: The Case of the Buried Clock
Original Air Date: 1 November 1958
Jack Hardisty steals $100,000 from the bank where he works and asks his father-in-law, Dr. Blane, the chairman of the bank's board, to repay it and avoid a scandal. Meantime, Jack's wife Sue is having an affair with a neighbor, Philip Strague. While investigating matters, Paul Drake discovers Dr. Blane rifling Jack's home and Jack dead on the floor. Perry Mason demonstrates his knowledge of clocks in solving the case.

Season 2, Episode 7: The Case of the Married Moonlighter
Original Air Date: 8 November 1958
Danny Harrison holds two jobs to make ends meet, one as a schoolteacher, the other at Luke Hickey's diner. One evening Frank Curran comes to the diner flashing a wad of cash, which is tempting to both Danny and Luke. When Curran is robbed and killed, Danny is charged with murder.

Season 2, Episode 8: The Case of the Jilted Jockey
Original Air Date: 15 November 1958
Jockey Tic Barton's wife tries to persuade him to throw a race to please gambler Johnny Starr, with whom she is having an affair. Tic refuses, but he loses the race anyhow. When Starr is killed, Tic is charged with murder and calls on Perry Mason to defend him. Real-life jockey Billy Pearson stars as Tic Barton.

Season 2, Episode 9: The Case of 'The Purple Woman'
Original Air Date: 6 December 1958
Prominent art collector Rufus Varner has bought a famous Van Houten painting, The Purple Woman, from dealer Milo Girard, but the painting may be a forgery by Aaron Hubbell, a third-rate hack. Girard's estranged wife Evelyn consults Perry Mason for protection against any involvement in the suspected fraud. To complicate matters, Evelyn is having an affair with the art critic Wayne Gordon, and Milo is having an affair with his secretary Doris Andrews. Milo is murdered, Evelyn is charged and Perry must separate the wheat from the chaff in solving the mystery.

Season 2, Episode 10: The Case of the Fancy Figures
Original Air Date: 13 December 1958
Martin Ellis, a former employee of Jonathan Hyett, is serving time for embezzlement, a charge he strongly denies. New evidence curiously emerges that may cast doubt on Ellis' conviction, so his wife Caroline consults Perry Mason about the case. Meanwhile, there is tension within the firm because of the way Hyett's son-in-law, Richard Brewster, treats his alcoholic wife Valerie. Through Perry's efforts Ellis is released just hours before Brewster is found by Hyett shot to death. Ellis is quickly re-arrested and charged with murder. Perry must deal with California and Nevada laws in defending his client.

Season 2, Episode 11: The Case of the Perjured Parrot
Original Air Date: 20 December 1958

Season 2, Episode 12: The Case of the Shattered Dream
Original Air Date: 3 January 1959
Diamond cutter and confidence man Hans Breel, alias Hugo Werner, owes a large sum to belligerent gambler William Walker. Breel convinces Irene Bedford to let him sell her diamond and cut it to raise money. He sells the diamond to Virginia Trent, but swindles Irene out of her share. Meanwhile his wife, Sarah Werner, is consults Perry Mason for help in recovering funds from her child's trust account that Hans/Hugo has embezzled. Breel smashes Trent's diamond to bits and is later found dead. Sarah is charged with murder, and Perry must defend her.

Season 2, Episode 13: The Case of the Borrowed Brunette
Original Air Date: 10 January 1959
Attractive brunette Eva Martell interviews with Melvin Slater for a special assignment--to pose as Helen Reynolds. Eva takes the job chaperoned by her Aunt Agnes Nulty. Meantime, Slater's wife Barbara is looking for him to collect overdue child support. Aunt Agnes consults Perry Mason about the situation. Eva and Agnes find Slater dead and are charged with murder.

Season 2, Episode 14: The Case of the Glittering Goldfish
Original Air Date: 17 January 1959
Frederick Rollins and Tom Wyatt have discovered a cure for gill fever, a deadly goldfish disease. As they plan to market the product, they find that entrepreneur Jack Huxley has bought the aquarium supply business and owns all patents and intellectual property. Huxley's marriage is on the rocks and he breaks up with his girl friend. Huxley's partner, Dan Myers, despises him and tries to double-cross him. Huxley is murdered, Wyatt is charged with the crime, and Perry Mason has to sort everything out.

Season 2, Episode 15: The Case of the Foot-Loose Doll
Original Air Date: 24 January 1959
Bob Wallace breaks off his engagement to Millie Crest after involving her in an embezzlement scheme. Millie hurriedly leaves town and gives a lift to Fern Driscoll, who tries to highjack the car, causing it to plunge down a canyon. Fern is killed and Millie assumes her identity, traveling on to Los Angeles. There she is contacted by a shady insurance investigator, Carl Davis. Davis tries to recover incriminating letters from Fern/Millie, who knows nothing about them. That evening Millie protects herself by stabbing an intruder with an icepick. As the wounded intruder, Davis later contacts Millie, threatening to harm her if she does not produce the letters. Millie sends Perry Mason to represent her in the matter. Davis dies and Millie is charged with murder.

DVD Release Date: June 19th, 2007
3 double slim keep cases inside cardboard box
Chapters: 4 in each episode X 7 = 28 in total