Alfred Hitchcock Presents

A man (William Shatner) recounts the tale of his deceased sister's (Jessica Tandy) one chance for love.

A man (E.G. Marshall) begins to receive letters in the mail predicting the outcome of several future events.

A defense lawyer (James Gregory) tells an arrogant criminologist (Vincent Price) that he made a fatal mistake.

A man (Darryl Hickman) recently released from prison stays with his cellmate's family.

A professor's (Don Taylor) attempt to end an affair results in murder, leaving an infant as the lone witness.

A miserly janitor (Oscar Homolka) keeps the contents of a lost wallet, despite the protests of his wife (Jo Van Fleet).

Freed from prison, a thief (Steven Hill) leads his partner (Steve Brodie) to the mine shaft where he hid their loot.

About to be executed for a crime he didn't commit, a man (Harry Guardino) decides to write his side of the story. With Hugh Marlowe.

A teen (Carol Lynley) devises a scheme to escape the influence of her domineering aunt (Jeanette Nolan).

A couple (George Peppard, Mary Scott) hires a local detective (Peter Lorre) to locate a missing dead body.

A handsome plumber (Lee Phillips) blackmails suburban housewives until his latest victim (Phyllis Thaxter) turns the tables.

A lonely woman (Dorothy Stickney) believes she has murdered the man (Fred Graham) who killed her cat.

A prosecutor (Pat Hingle) considering a run for Congress is told that he may have convicted an innocent man.

A gangster tries to pay back an old Army buddy.

A man is locked in an office with the girl he murdered.

A father fears his depressed daughter will commit suicide.

A man tries to prove to his friend that a murderer can escape the police if they can't find a motive.

An elderly maid (Mildred Natwick) leaves the parsonage in search of excitement and adventure in Paris.

A physically small husband (Martin Balsam) goes in pursuit of a 200-pound wife-stealing salesman (Leif Erickson). With Norma Crane.

A woman (Jan Sterling) has problems staying away from the racetrack, and it threatens her marriage. With Karl Swenson.

A couple begins their nightly argument when they are suddenly interrupted by a wanted murderer who keeps them hostage.

A soldier (Jacques Bergerac) returning home with a crippled comrade (Marcel Dalio) falls in love with a beautiful girl.

A woman (Jeanette Nolan) questions a man's (Robert Emhardt) motive for wanting to purchase her house.

A woman (Barbara Bel Geddes) falls in love with another man (Michael Rennie) at her engagement party.

A war correspondent's (Gary Merrill) stories about the post-war trail of an Arab leader suddenly change.

A quartet of elderly women (Estelle Winwood, Ellen Corby, Ida Moore, Elizabeth Patterson) try to gain the attention of a handsome detective (Dennis Morgan).

A curious man investigates his tennis partner, only to discover that her supposedly dead husband is very much alive and well.

A meek bookkeeper (John McGiver) is dissatisfied with his dull and boring existence. With Vivian Nathan.

A worrier (James Best) becomes fearful when an old friend (Steve Brodie) shows an interest in his wife (Katharine Bard).

A lawyer (Edmon Ryan) spends Christmas Eve trying to reconcile a feuding brother (Richard Waring) and sister (Carmen Mathews).

A man tries to convince the authorities that he knows who committed the latest murder in a series of strangulations, but no one will listen to him.

A woman (Joanna Moore) learns that a winning sweepstakes ticket is in the suit her former husband was buried in. With Steve Forrest and James Gregory.

A crocodile valise becomes a vital clue in tracking down a murderer (Denholm Elliott).

A bank teller (Robert H. Harris) invents a seemingly foolproof plan to come up with a lot of quick cash. With Jerry Paris and Philip Pine.

While traveling in chauffeured car, a woman (Jessica Tandy) with psychic powers hears a voice telling a tragic love story.

A lawyer, soon to become mayor, extends an invitation to a woman who once accused him of embezzlement.

An old, unemployed actor (Herbert Marshall) uses an even older ploy to get a part in a play. With Tom Helmore and Julia Adams.