The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents is an American anthology series that aired on NBC from 1985 to 1986, and on the USA Network from 1987 to 1989. The series is an updated re-imagining of the classic 1955 series Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents is an American anthology series that aired on NBC from 1985 to 1986, and on the USA Network from 1987 to 1989. The series is an updated re-imagining of the classic 1955 series Alfred Hitchcock Presents.
Season 2 episodes
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When a shy student pledges a Greek House, the fraternity brothers plot a prank against him.
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Directed by Robert Iscove, Rob HeddenWritten by Jim Beaver, Rob HeddenGuest stars Albert Schultz, Andrew Jackson, Marion Ross, Dean Hamilton, Doug Lennox, Jesse Collins, Peter Spence
A troubled young man threatens to jump from the 28th floor of a hotel as police officers attempt to stop him.
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Directed by Robert Iscove, Donald HonigWritten by Jim BeaverGuest stars Mark Hamill, Michael Ironside, Clark Johnson, Dick Callaghan, Jack Jessop, Jessica Steen, John Gilbert, Sam Stone
A jealous man kills his twin brother and tries to assume his identity.
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Directed by Allan KingWritten by Jonathan GlassnerGuest stars Ted Shackelford, Lori Hallier, Denise Pidgeon, Lois Maxwell, Peter Hanlon, William Colgate, Lawrence Dane, Colin Fox
A psychiatrist tries to convince the police that a man recently released from a mental hospital after 15 years, is still dangerous and capable of murder.
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Directed by Richard BugajskiWritten by Rick BergerGuest stars Edward Herrmann, Don Francks, Timothy Webber, Ann E. Ward, Eric Stine, Marilyn Boyle, Richard Hardacre, Michael Donaghue
A woman and her new lover plan a special anniversary gift for the woman's animal loving husband.
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Directed by Richard Bugajski, John CollierWritten by John Collier, Rob HeddenGuest stars Pamela Sue Martin, Peter Dvorsky, Paul Hubbard, Robin White, Sunny Besen Thrasher
A new nurse starts to annoy a terminally ill cancer patient who just wants to be left in peace to die.
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Directed by Allan KingWritten by John AntrobusGuest stars E.G. Marshall, Frances Hyland, Irene Pauser, James Edmond, Patricia Hamilton, Suzanne Cyr, William Webster, Rod Wilson
A couple receive a letter telling them they will get some money when a certain man dies.
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Directed by Jim Purdy, Lawrence BlockWritten by Jeremy Hole, Lawrence BlockGuest stars Brenda Bazinet, Adrian Zmed, Frank Moore, Cheryl Wilson, Cec Linder, Ray Paisley, Frank Adamson
An arrogant, yet influential, food critic attempts to persuade a reluctant restaurant proprietor to reveal a treasured recipe.
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Directed by Allan King, Stanley EllinWritten by Stanley Ellin, Jonathan GlassnerGuest stars John Saxon, Jennifer Dale, Derek Keurvorst, Larry Aubrey, Patricia Idlette, Peter Blais, Stella Sprowell, Neil Munro
Three film production house employees who are mistreated by their unscrupulous boss utilize their cinematic skills in divising a murder plot.
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Directed by William Bankier, Atom EgoyanWritten by Jim BeaverGuest stars Martin Landau, Paul Soles, Murray Cruchley, Robert Wisden, Ann-Marie MacDonald
An up and coming young actress tries out her homework from acting school without telling her older sister.
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Directed by Sturla Gunnarsson, Jonathan GlassnerWritten by Jonathan GlassnerGuest stars Catherine Mary Stewart, Denis Forest, Bob Collins, Glynis Davies, Jeff Christensen, Robert Benson, Sean Hewitt, Isabelle Mejias
A series of mishaps foil the plan of a real estate agent who intends to end his marriage by hiring a contract killer.
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Directed by Allan KingWritten by Richard ChapmanGuest stars Cynthia Dale, Dwight Schultz, Gloria Reuben, Diane D'Aquila, George Buza, Toni Ellwand, David B. Nichols
An older woman attemps to convince her young lover that the only way they can continue their affair is for him to end her husband's life.
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Directed by Allan King, James CauseyWritten by James Causey, Marlene MatthewsGuest stars Samantha Eggar, Richard Monette, Mary Beth Rubens, John Colicos, Wayne Best