The Best Episodes Written By John Collier

A philandering physician with an obsession for orchids cultivates a deadly plot to see off his wife.

Director: N/A

Writer: John Collier

David is accused of murder when his wife Irene vanishes. Her promiscuous lifestyle made her the talk of the town, but the gossip has escalated.

Director: John Gorrie

Writer: John Collier

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

Writer: John Collier

Tony Grainger is a young boy who gets fifteen dollars for his birthday. He asks his father Steven to take him to an out-of-the-way magic shop so that he can spend it. Mr. Dulong, the mysterious owner of the shop, takes an interest in the boy and agrees to teach him everything he knows about magic. Despite his father's protests Tony is invited to step into a cabinet by Mr. Dulong. Ignoring his father, Tony steps inside and promptly disappears. When Mr. Dulong, himself, disappears Steven is shocked. The next day Tony comes out of the cabinet and acts like nothing happened. Eventually the Grainger's realize that there son has become a master of black magic and that they are helpless in the face of his dark power.

Director: Robert Stevens

Writer: John Collier

A man, desperate to win the affection of a beautiful woman, seeks the help of an old professor, who provides him with a love potion.

Director: Douglas Heyes

Writer: John Collier

Being admired by the inventor of an anti-ageing formula is handy for Caroline, who is eager to keep her looks.

Director: Norman Lloyd

Writer: John Collier

Madame Myra is a third-rate fortune teller who foresees a dim future for herself. And then she meets a stranger in town who shows her a way to do a whole lot better. What, though, is in it for him?

Director: John Peyser

Writer: John Collier

Jack and Edna's pet parrot dies after laying an unusually large egg. On hatching, it reveals an aggressive black-feathered bird.

Director: Ray Danton

Writer: John Collier

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

Director: Alfred Hitchcock

Writer: John Collier

George Princey has a high standing in the community, and when his daughter kills a man, he endeavours to cover it up to prevent a scandal.

Director: Norman Lloyd

Writer: John Collier