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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.
A professor spurns the legal system to seek revenge on the man who raped his wife.
A gun man injured from a robbery in which he killed a cop, tries to charm a nurse into helping him escape from hospital custody.
Trial of a woman who killed her husband while hypnotically transported to a past life.
A woman serving a life sentence for murder hits upon an airtight escape plan.
A divorce is driven to drastic retaliatory measures after being the victim of a series of phone calls and constant survillance from a near by appartant.
Paul Dano is a film star and has been nominated many times, but never won the big one. When a role comes along that spells Oscar, he loses out to Lone Richards, a young hunk Dano calls ""a face for a nine inch TV screen."" Richards naively seeks Dano's advice on how to play the part. Bad move. Dano gives Richards bad advice on purpose and Richards loses the part and Dano gets it. Richards becomes enraged by this and wants revenge.
A TV reporter looks for the human interest story behind the short-lived takeover of the station's airwaves by a former technician who claims to be an alien with an urgent warning to Earthlings.
After closing a major drug deal, a ruthless businessman is paralyzed in an auto accident, and presumed dead by all who see him- including the coroner.
Ironically, it's an escaped convict who brings a sense of liberation to a housewife: she insists on going with him as his "hostage".
A gold digging groom makes short work of his middle-aged wife, but his attempts to round up her jewels are met with opposition from her "children" - an army of cats.
Cast: Alfred Hitchcock, David B. Nichols, Cynthia Belliveau, Bernard Behrens, Eve Crawford, Cheryl Wilson, Cec Linder, Neil Munro, Ray Paisley, Parker Stevenson, Lawrence Dane, Edward Woodward, James O'Regan, Kate Trotter, Robert Morelli, Elizabeth Lennie, Murray Cruchley, Colin Fox, Peter Spence, Sean Hewitt, Rod Wilson, Robert Wisden, Mary Beth Rubens, Carolyn Dunn, Brent Stait, Kathleen Quinlan, Michael Donaghue, Ann-Marie MacDonald, Melissa Sue Anderson, James Hobson
Genres: Drama, Mystery, Crime
Maturity rating: TV-PG
Alfred Hitchcock
Self - Host (archive footage)
David B. Nichols
Det. Frank Weston
Cynthia Belliveau
Mary Donovan
Bernard Behrens
Houseman
Eve Crawford
Rachel
Cheryl Wilson
Nurse
Cec Linder
Older Doctor
Neil Munro
Russ Bennett
Ray Paisley
Leon Dennison
Parker Stevenson
Lance Richards
Lawrence Dane
Mr. Adams
Edward Woodward
Drummond
James O'Regan
Cop
Kate Trotter
Margaret Lord
Robert Morelli
Frank Keller
Elizabeth Lennie
Jill Drummond
Murray Cruchley
Dr. Stevens
Colin Fox
Dr. Herman Vandenburg
Peter Spence
Andrew / Duke
Sean Hewitt
Ralph Elenson
Rod Wilson
Paul
Robert Wisden
Mike Johnson
Mary Beth Rubens
Alison
Carolyn Dunn
Alicia Barclay
Brent Stait
Jim Sweeny
Kathleen Quinlan
Karen Wilson
Michael Donaghue
Deskman
Ann-Marie MacDonald
Denise Tyler
Melissa Sue Anderson
Laura Donovan
James Hobson
Pete Taylor
A television anthology series hosted by Alfred Hitchcock featuring dramas, thrillers, and mysteries.
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Murder in Suburbia
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