#YOUTUBE ALFRED HITCHCOCK HOUR EPISODES SERIES#

There are repeated calls for both of Hitch’s iconic original TV series to be released on Blu-ray but though they were both shot on 35mm film, there are simply no HD masters in existence. Ken Mogg episode reviews: “ Back for Christmas” (1956), “ Banquo’s Chair” (1959) and “ An Unlocked Window” (1965).

Presents YouTube channel | monologues, Cat, Ketchup | S.1 best openings | cellphone shorts Hitch’s lifelong friend Norman Lloyd, who was second only to Harrison with his tally of 255 shared screen credits, claimed that after Allardice’s death, Hitch felt the voice of Presents died too and didn’t want to continue without him.Ĭreators speak: Television Academy video interviews with 28 cast and crew members of Presents and Hour However, their working relationship was brought to a premature end by Allardice’s tragic death from a heart attack at the age of only 46, a mere nine months after what was to be the final episode of Presents aired.

But he did so without an official credit, as was also the case with Hitch’s witty, self-presented film trailers in the same period, and an unknown number of gags and speeches authored for the director’s many public appearances. He penned every one of Hitch’s pitch-perfect opening, middle and closing segments for the half-hour Alfred Hitchcock Presents (1955–1962) and its lengthier successor The Alfred Hitchcock Hour (1962–1965) during their 10-year run. David Lynch really understands that.Īnother good episode like these I really loved of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour is Where The Woodbine Twineth.Alfred Hitchcock’s long-term scriptwriter Joan Harrison may well be the master’s most frequently credited onscreen collaborator but an honourable mention must go to comedy writer James B. But it's funny because I was so upset all these years wondering what happened but now finally knowing, the mystery made it better than had I watched it all those years ago! I think that's why I really appreciate Twin Peaks. And it was online to read! So I finally found out what happened and a few years later I could view the episode online. And just halfway through the program the woman declares 'I think it was real!' and my mother called me to dinner and forced me to turn the tv off and it haunted me for years wondering what happened! It drove me crazy until we finally had the internet and I found out the title and that it was a short story by John Wyndham. I caught that during the day and I was so drawn in. I never knew when they were going to come on but when they did I was so excited! I'm pretty sure I saw this particular one on PBS and I was so excited! I was so sure this was a prequel to It's a Good Life! They were both named Anthony and everything! Both were so scary to me but the part when magic shop wasn't there really freaked me out!

It was usually in the middle of the night on PBS or one the UHF channels. I was a big Twilight Zone fan as well as Alfred Hitchcock, so the two together was a special treat! This was before it was easy to catch an episode on Youtube or even before the marathons on the Scifi channel. I remember catching this late one night as a kid.

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