Alfred Hitchcock Presents

After Mary Maloney's police chief husband is murdered, the police investigate but have a hard time figuring out the murder weapon.

Paula Frayne's husband Norman is a chronic worrier who pays little attention to her. When his old friend shows up and displays a keen interest in Paula, Norman becomes difficult to live with, so Paula moves out and trouble ensues.

A wife refuses to let her husband squander the money from a winning $133,000 Irish Sweepstakes ticket inherited from her previous spouse, so he plans to kill her to get his hands on the cash.

Jack and Phyllis are certain they can have each other and whatever else they want even though Phyllis is already married.

William Botibol is a compulsive gambler. While on a cruise he enters a betting pool to guess the number of miles the ship will travel in the course of 24 hours. William thinks he has figured out a way to guarantee he will win the bet.

A psychic buys a sedan after replacing its black exterior with canary yellow-which happened to be its original color. She soon discovers, however, there's much more to the sedan than just its hidden color.

A broker strangles his client when she requests her money he no longer has, buries the body, then impersonates her leaving town and disappearing.

Charles Cavender suffers from terrible insomnia. He hasn't had a good night's sleep in months and has lost a number of jobs as a result. He visits a psychiatrist and recounts a recurring dream he has about the death of his wife, who died in a house fire. Cavender's brother-in-law, Jack Fletcher, blames him for his sister's death and it's determined there is a link between that and the insomnia. Cavender feels threatened but decides to pay him a visit to clear the air. However, things don't quite go as planned.

Helen Parch shares a party-line telephone with several others. She likes to talk on the phone quite a bit but also listens in on others. She's warned by the police one day that a Mr. Miller, with whom she once shared the party line, has broken out of prison and that her life may be in danger. Years before, Miller needed to contact a doctor when his wife was ill, and Helen refused to get off the line. Miller's wife died and he turned to a life of crime. Now he may be after Helen.

A killer on the run demands help from two cantankerous Western prospectors, when his car breaks down near their remote shack. The old couple already face eviction unless they can demonstrate that they are homesteading, but in a patch of Nevada desert which can barely support a juniper tree, how can they?

A woman conspires with a classy, mature stage actress, to help kill her live-in uncle for inheritance money.

When wealthy department store owner Stanton Barryvale dies, mortician Art Motherwell anticipates a windfall from a lavish funeral. But the dearly departed awakens from "death" to insist the mortician keep expenses to the bare minimum.

A married businessman keeps his naive young mistress in an apartment, assuring her with costly gifts that he will marry her as soon as he can secure a divorce from his harpy wife. The young woman's mother is not so easily persuaded.

Miss Fox is a rich old widow who falsely identifies one of the building's employees as the guy who robbed her, and later she wants to help him but it may be too late.

Brad Taylor is a real-estate entrepreneur who is engaged to Janice Wright. Unbeknownst to her, Brad is still seeing an old flame, Leslie Lenox, a writer. Leslie doesn't take to Brad's decision to stop seeing her very well, particularly as she has been paying all of his bills for quite a long time. Leslie makes it very clear that should Brad not drop Janice, she will do everything in her power to ensure he never marries her. Seeing no other way out, Brad decides get rid of Leslie permanently, but is in for a surprise when he gets home to find two detectives waiting for him.

A lonely woman who waited years to marry the man she loves finds out a horrible secret about why he stalled for so long.

A jewelry firm casts out the last of a family who've been employees for 117 years, and the company won't hire the last of the line because she's a woman. Faithful service goes unrewarded when her father is given a week to finish up, but he'll show how much he'll be missed by selling the firm's most expensive gem by his last day of 37 years service.

Jobless John Manbridge indulges in many diversions in life, including betting on horses. When cousin Felix discovers that John is forging checks from his account, he warns John that he will prosecute if he does not stop stealing his money.

Scotland Yard believes recently widowed Lady Gwendolyn Avon plans to sell valuable emeralds outside the country even though the treasury has a claim on them. When the surveilled jewels disappear, it seems she's prevailed.

An unscrupulous, philandering attorney defending a hit-and-run driver pokes holes in the testimony of the main eye-witness by challenging his visual acuity. The unhappy wife of the attorney later uses this to her advantage.

A professor is convinced his boarding housemate (a bank teller) stole $200 from his bank deposit; the teller vehemently denies it. He wants his money back, and employs a series of pranks to challenge the teller's sanity - but to what end?

A nurse who suspects her very rich husband of killing his first wife seeks advice from a lawyer instead of going to the police.

Professor Herbert Morrison is on death row awaiting his sentence to go through. His lawyer is trying to get a last-minute stay of execution but the professor says he doesn't want a reprieve.

When his pretty ex-fiancee returns from another failed relationship, a chicken farmer, not wanting anything to do with her, decides to eliminate her.

An obsessed young woman waits decades for her husband's body to emerge from the ice, after he fell from a mountain.