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After his daughter kills a man, Mr. Princey devises a plan to save his family name.
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Directed by Alfred HitchcockWritten by John Collier, Marian B. CockrellGuest stars Cedric Hardwicke, John Williams, Tita Purdom, Kathryn Givney, Jered Barclay, Irene Lang
A woman begs her husband not to go away on a business trip. But he refuses, deserting her just as an escaped lunatic finds their neighborhood.
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Directed by Herschel DaughertyWritten by Martin Brooke, James P. CavanaghGuest stars George Grizzard, Paul Langton, Phyllis Thaxter, Carol Veazie, Billy Nelson, Norman Willis, Paul Frees
Aware that their friend's wife is cheating, Wally and Bud draw the same conclusion when they find him digging up his basement and his wife's missing.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Francis M. Cockrell, John CollierGuest stars H.M. Wynant, Henry Jones, Cara Williams, Robert Emhardt, Philip Coolidge, Bill McLean, Paul Frees
A man conceives the perfect plan to murder his rich aunt. Confidently, he cooperates with the police, only to discover one fatal flaw in the elaborate scheme.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by John Collier, James P. CavanaghGuest stars K.T. Stevens, Rusty Lane, Mildred Dunnock, Lillian Bronson, Hurd Hatfield, Dorothy Crehan
Albert Birch's childhood sweetheart Edwina Freel gets in touch with him and, surprisingly, agrees to marry him. She arrives with her sickly baby named Toby, but things are not as they seem.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Victor Wolfson, Joseph Bates SmithGuest stars Jessica Tandy, Robert H. Harris, George Mathews, Mary Wickes, Ellen Corby, Penny Santon
When a gangster is killed, his rival realizes the cops will come after him. His alibi unravels with the arrival of a mysterious package.
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Directed by Jules BrickenWritten by Bernard C. Schoenfeld, Therd JefreGuest stars Lee Philips, Herb Vigran, Alan Reed, Lee Erickson, Chick Chandler, Harvey Stephens, Harry Tyler, Shirley Smith
Mr. Brenner threatens to take sisters Cissie and Joanna to court unless they sell him their home. But the sisters will stop at nothing to stay put.
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Directed by Jules BrickenWritten by Marian B. Cockrell, Norman Daniels, Norman DanielsGuest stars Dorothy Stickney, Ray Collins, Carmen Mathews, Ted Stanhope
Mason Bridges plays poker with one of his company's wealthy clients. He gambles everything he has and everything his company owns on one single game.
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Directed by James NeilsonWritten by Robert C. Dennis, Don MarquisGuest stars Pierre Watkin, Dayton Lummis, Robert Middleton, Robert Horton, Gavin Gordon, Gail Kobe, Kay Stewart, Francis De Sales
When his father dies a teenager suspects his stepmother, whom he's resented since the day she married his father.
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Directed by John Meredyth LucasWritten by Bernard C. Schoenfeld, Stirling Silliphant, Fred LevonGuest stars Corey Allen, Douglas Kennedy, Nancy Kulp, Walter Kingsford, Georgann Johnson, Hope Landin, Heidi Mullenger, John Wilder
Furious at his cheating wife, a mobster hires a hit man to kill her. But the plan turns complicated when he overlooks some loose ends.
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Directed by Herschel DaughertyWritten by Richard Deming, Bernard C. SchoenfeldGuest stars Henry Silva, Kathleen Hughes, Jack Lambert, Robert Middleton, Don Hanmer
A man's wife devises a greedy scheme to take over his failing business. But persuading him to come back isn't as easy as getting rid of him.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Robert C. Dennis, Thomas BurkeGuest stars Hugh Marlowe, Edmon Ryan, Russell Collins, Leora Dana, Walter Kingsford, Jean Hayworth, Marcel Rousseau, Madelon Baker
When a car breaks down, a newlywed couple is helped by Mr. Moon, who turns nasty when his suits get dirty.
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Directed by John Meredyth LucasWritten by Martin Berkeley, Harold GastGuest stars Michael Fox, Raymond Guth, Biff McGuire, Robert Emhardt, Mary Scott, Phil Harris
A man agrees to help his pretty neighbor, an actress, to hide her murdered husband. But his good deed backfires when he becomes a suspect.
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Directed by Jus AddissWritten by Robert C. Dennis, Stuart JeromeGuest stars Barbara Baxley, Norman Lloyd, Virginia Gregg, Henry Jones, Percy Helton, Minerva Urecal, Norman Bartold
A district attorney faces a crisis in his campaign for governor when his mentally unstable brother decides to eliminate the competition.
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Directed by Herschel DaughertyWritten by Sarett Tobias, Jay BennettGuest stars Inger Stevens, Royal Dano, Ray Teal, Robert Ellis, Harry Townes, Lisa Golm
A crafty, resourceful criminal being transported via train tries to bribe his escorting police sergeant for his freedom.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Stirling Silliphant, A. Sanford WolfeGuest stars Gary Merrill, Rusty Lane, William Redfield, Betty Harford, Edith Evanson, Gary Hunley, Kay Stewart, Paul Frees
A man begins to suspect that his wife is trying to poison him.
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Directed by John Meredyth LucasWritten by Victor Wolfson, Philip MacDonaldGuest stars Ralph Meeker, Vinton Hayworth, Phyllis Thaxter, Ralph Clanton, Lili Kardell
A young ruffian involved in a failed stickup learns some hard facts of life during a police interrogation.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Evan Hunter, Joel MurcottGuest stars Paul Picerni, Rip Torn, Peter Leeds, Martin Wilkins, Ray Teal, Russell Collins, James Nolan, Charles Watts
An insurance investigator is compelled to re-examine an old claim when troubling new facts come to light.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by James P. Cavanagh, Maurice BaudinGuest stars Gladys Cooper, Steve Forrest, James Gleason, Hope Summers, Kathleen Maguire, Mason Curry, Philip Coolidge, Hal K. Dawson
An alcoholic has-been actor tries to blackmail a producer into casting him in a new play.
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Directed by Herschel DaughertyWritten by Sarett Tobias, Fredric BrownGuest stars James Gregory, Paul Picerni, Joan Banks, Claude Rains, Johnny Silver, Don Garrett, Carol Shannon, Thomas Martin
Count Mattoni is brutally murdered and Scotland Yard Inspector Davidson must wade the through a myraid of suspects.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Francis M. Cockrell, Alec CoppelGuest stars Melville Cooper, John Williams, Alan Napier, Charles Cooper, Charles Davis, Anthony Dawson, Patricia Hitchcock, Kendrick Huxham
Scotland Yard Inspector Davidson continues in his investigation of the murder of Count Mattoni he contiunes to wade the through suspects. He discovers that each not only appears guilty, but also that many readily admit to having committed the crime.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Francis M. Cockrell, Alec CoppelGuest stars Rosemary Harris, John Williams, Alan Napier, Melville Cooper, Charles Cooper, Charles Davis, Anthony Dawson, Roxanne Arlen
Scotland Yard Inspector Davidson discovers who killed Count Mattoni. Due to a legal loophole, however, the killer cannot be tried.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Francis M. Cockrell, Alec CoppelGuest stars John Williams, Alan Napier, Melville Cooper, Rosemary Harris, Charles Cooper, Charles Davis, Anthony Dawson, Arthur Gould-Porter
A hired killer discovers there's a huge catch to being the favorite of his organization's big boss.
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Directed by Paul HenreidWritten by Bernard C. Schoenfeld, Evan HunterGuest stars Russell Johnson, Paul Lambert, Dick York, George Macready, Kathleen Hughes, Kathleen Maguire, George Brenlin, Tracey Morgan
A henpecked husband escapes into a fantasy world populated by a girl from the South Seas and a dream of murder.
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Directed by Jules BrickenWritten by A.A. Milne, Sarett TobiasGuest stars John Williams, Raymond Bailey, Isobel Elsom, Barbara Baxley, Walter Kingsford, Arthur Gould-Porter, Molly Glessing
A practical joker convinces a barfly into thinking that the world is about to end.
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Directed by Jus AddissWritten by Bernard C. Schoenfeld, Fredric BrownGuest stars Edith Barrett, Charles Herbert, Henry Corden, Harry Shearer, Russell Collins, Paul Brinegar, Harold J. Stone, Robert Ross
In 1919 London, a killer is stalking the streets, and residents look to a police sergeant to catch the culprit.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Thomas Burke, Francis M. CockrellGuest stars Torin Thatcher, Theodore Bikel, Rhys Williams, James McCallion, Hilda Plowright, Charles Davis, John Trayne, Barry Harvey
Taxidermist George Tiffany conceives a macabre method of dealing with a brother-in-law who has long outstayed his welcome.
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Directed by Jus AddissWritten by Marian B. Cockrell, J.P. CahnGuest stars Henry Jones, Mildred Dunnock, Sam Buffington, Russell Thorson, Charles Watts, James Stone, James Philbrook, Bobby Clark
The shifty son of a shop owner plots to extract money from his long-suffering father.
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Directed by Herschel DaughertyWritten by James P. Cavanagh, Thomas BurkeGuest stars Edmund Gwenn, Charles Davis, Frederick Worlock, Pamela Light, George Pelling, John Trayne, Dan Sheridan
Cemetery owners bribe an allegedly dying man to be their first customer for business reasons...but the plot backfires when the man simply will not expire.
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Directed by Jus AddissWritten by George F. SlavinGuest stars Joe Mantell, Robert Middleton, Russell Collins, Rebecca Welles, Don Keefer, Harry Bellaver, Gladys Hurlbut, Theodore Newton
A fickle young woman gets entangled in a web of crime and deceit at her remote mountain cabin.
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Directed by Paul HenreidWritten by Robert C. Dennis, Joe GrenzebackGuest stars Barbara Cook, Vic Morrow, Robert Karnes, George Chandler, Jack Mullaney, Douglas Kennedy, John Carlyle
Two men are waiting for their train in the station's waiting room. The neighborhood has a criminal asylum nearby from which a criminal has escaped. Nervous about the situation, these two people start suspecting each other.
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Directed by Robert StevensWritten by Fredric Brown, Francis M. CockrellGuest stars Albert Salmi, Robert H. Harris, Harry Tyler, Ken Clark, David Armstrong