Season
- Season 5 1955-01-01
- Season 4 1954-01-02
- Season 3 1953-01-03
- Season 2 1952-01-05
- Season 1 1950-12-30
Episode
- Episode 1: Flowers of Death
- Episode 2: Cosmic Smoke Guns
- Episode 3: Lost in the Snow Cap Region of Mars
- Episode 4: Explosion on Morehouse Five
- Episode 5: The Evil Guardian of Harpola
- Episode 6: Hit by a Meteorite
- Episode 7: Planetoid Plot
- Episode 8: Victim of Amnesia
- Episode 9: The Lieutenant's Revenge
- Episode 10: The Mind Readers
- Episode 11: Slaves of the Exonium Mine
- Episode 12: Abandoned in Outer Space
- Episode 13: The Great Bank Robbery
- Episode 14: The Mysterious Moonquakes
- Episode 15: The Phantom Fleet
- Episode 16: Trouble on Titan
- Episode 17: Sacrifice to the Moon God
- Episode 18: Uncertain Death
- Episode 19: nvasion
- Episode 20: A Threat to the United Planets
- Episode 21: The Threat of the Thormanoids
- Episode 22: Jungle Jeopardy
- Episode 23: The Scheming Sibling
- Episode 24: Danger on Mars
- Episode 25: Mission to Mercury
- Episode 26: The Deadly Ray Gun
- Episode 27: The Force Barrier
- Episode 28: The Iron Fist
- Episode 29: The Derelict Space Station
- Episode 30: The Mystery of Ancient Egypt
- Episode 31: Mystery of the Pirate Ship
- Episode 32: Emergency Flight to Mercury
- Episode 33: Blackmail at Lake Azure
- Episode 34: The Hidden Map
- Episode 35: The Green Mold of Mars
- Episode 36: The Galaxtic War
- Episode 37: The Energy Thief
- Episode 38: Sabotage of the Jupiter Run
- Episode 39: The Star Raiders
- Episode 40: The Code Breakers
- Episode 41: Errand of Mercy
- Episode 42: Underwater Treachery
- Episode 43: The Electronic Man
- Episode 44: Treachery on Terra Five
- Episode 45: Frontier Epidemic
- Episode 46: Powerdive
- Episode 47: Three Exiles
- Episode 48: The Shakedown
- Episode 49: The Human Trap
- Episode 50: The Chase in Time
- Episode 51: The Deadly Sunbeam
- Episode 52: The Conspiracy
Space Patrol Season 2
Space Patrol is a science fiction adventure series that was originally aimed at juvenile audiences of the early 1950s via television, radio, and comic books. However, it soon developed a sizable adult audience such that by 1954, the program consistently ranked in the top 10 shows broadcast on a Saturday.
