The Best Episodes Directed By Alfred Hitchcock

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   #1 - Lamb to the Slaughter

   S3:E284/13/1958

   Domestic bliss comes to a rapid halt when a housewife discovers that her police chief husband has been having an affair while she's been pregnant.

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   #2 - Psycho Featurette

   S0:E68/27/1960

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   #3 - The Dick Cavett Show

   S0:E88/27/1972

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   8.3/10(6 votes)

   #4 - The Case of Mr. Pelham

   S1:E1012/4/1955

   A series of troubling incidents lead Mr. Pelham to believe that he has a double who is deliberately impersonating him.

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   7.2/10(4 votes)

   #5 - I Saw the Whole Thing

   S1:E410/11/1962

   There are five witnesses for a hit-and-run accident at an intersection who all say the car did not stop at the stop sign, but are they all wrong?

   Director:Alfred Hitchcock

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   7.2/10(6 votes)

   #6 - Breakdown

   S1:E711/13/1955

   William Callew is involved in a bad traffic accident on a rural road, that leaves him so paralyzed he appears lifeless, and when help arrives they think he's really dead.

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   7.0/10(11 votes)

   #7 - Revenge

   S1:E110/2/1955

   When Carl Spann's wife Elsa is left traumatized after being assaulted by an unknown attacker, he becomes determined to track down the perpetrator and take revenge.

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   7.0/10(2 votes)

   #8 - 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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   #9 - Banquo's Chair

   S4:E295/3/1959

   A retired Scotland Yard inspector goes to extreme lengths to prove the guilt of a suspect in an old murder case.

   Director:Alfred Hitchcock

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    7.0/10(3 votes)

    #10 - Mrs. Bixby and the Colonel's Coat

    S6:E19/27/1960

    A touch of mink for Mr and Mrs Bixby is only part of a story of love grown cold and a hidden passion beneath the surface.

    Director:Alfred Hitchcock

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    7.0/10(1 votes)

    #11 - The Horse Player

    S6:E223/14/1961

    On a wing and a prayer, a gambler with a mission thinks he has a hotline to God in praying for a string of successful winners. Convincing a naive minister to play the odds with the parish funds, could this be the race which beats the horse player?

    Director:Alfred Hitchcock

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    #12 - The Crystal Trench

    S5:E210/4/1959

    Dangerous secrets are revealed when a devoted widow travels to the glacier in Switzerland where her husband's body has been preserved since his deadly fall forty years earlier.

    Director:Alfred Hitchcock

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    #13 - Bang, You're Dead

    S7:E210/17/1961

    Young Jackie Chester is ostracized by his fellow playmates because he doesn't own a toy gun like theirs. Upset at being left out, he finds a gun in his Uncle's suitcase - unaware he has a real revolver ... and it's loaded.

    Director:Alfred Hitchcock

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    7.0/10(1 votes)

    #14 - Doomsday

    S1:E1212/16/1957

    A master of disguise plans a payroll theft with the only two men that know his true identity. McDillard has eluded police for years with his clever disguises and carefully planned robberies. Now he is setting up a $300,000 payroll theft, taking on two partners, who are the only men who know his true identity.

    Director:Alfred Hitchcock

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    7.0/10(3 votes)

    #15 - Incident at a Corner

    S1:E274/5/1960

    Vera Miles plays the daughter of a man accused of an unspeakable act. Hitchcock tells a powerful story of the devastating effects of gossip in a small town. Through his most elaborate and ambitious work for television, Hitchcock sensitively shows the cancerous effects, the pain and tension arising from false accusation.

    Director:Alfred Hitchcock

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    6.8/10(5 votes)

    #16 - Back for Christmas

    S1:E233/4/1956

    Herbert Carpenter plans to murder his wife Hermione, bury her body in the basement, and then leave on a long business trip.

    Director:Alfred Hitchcock

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    6.5/10(2 votes)

    #17 - Poison

    S4:E110/5/1958

    Two partners discover their real feelings for one another when one is bitten by a poisonous snake and it's up to the other to save his life.

    Director:Alfred Hitchcock

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    6.5/10(2 votes)

    #18 - 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.

    Director:Alfred Hitchcock

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    6.0/10(1 votes)

    #19 - Wet Saturday

    S2:E19/30/1956

    After his daughter kills a man, Mr. Princey devises a plan to save his family name.

    Director:Alfred Hitchcock

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