List of Alfred Hitchcock Presents episodes
Season 10 (1964–65)

List of Alfred Hitchcock Presents episodes

Section Title: Season 10 (1964–65)
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No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Stars	Original air date

333	1	"The Return of Verge Likens"	Arnold Laven	James Bridges (teleplay) Davis Grubb (story)	Peter Fonda, Robert Emhardt	October 5, 1964

Verge Likens is a farmer whose father was killed by a crooked politician named Riley McGrath. Verge returns home to avenge his father's death.

334	2	"Change of Address"	David Friedkin	Andrew Benedict (story) Morton S. Fine, David Friedkin (teleplay)	Arthur Kennedy, Phyllis Thaxter	October 12, 1964

Over the protests of his wife Elsa, Keith Hollin rents a beach house. Elsa dislikes the house and is disturbed by her husband's digging of a grave like hole in the basement.

335	3	"Water's Edge"	Bernard Girard	Robert Bloch (short story) Alfred Hayes (teleplay)	Ann Sothern, John Cassavetes	October 19, 1964

Rusty Connors is a con man that has just been released from prison. He looks up the wife of his dead former cellmate, a robber and murderer, named Mike Krause.

336	4	"The Life Work of Juan Diaz"	Norman Lloyd	Ray Bradbury (story)	Alejandro Rey, Frank Silvera	October 26, 1964

Juan Diaz is dying and penniless. His last wish is that he can provide financial security for his family.

337	5	"See the Monkey Dance"	Joseph M. Newman	Lewis Davidson	Roddy McDowall, Efrem Zimbalist Jr.	November 9, 1964

While George is headed to see his girlfriend, he meets a mysterious limping stranger who makes George fear for his life.

338	6	"Lonely Place"	Harvey Hart	Francis Gwaltney	Teresa Wright, Pat Buttram, Bruce Dern	November 16, 1964

Stella is married to a cowardly peach-farmer named Emory and takes in a passing hobo named Jesse. She hires him to help her husband harvest the peach crop.

339	7	"The McGregor Affair"	David Friedkin	David Friedkin	Elsa Lanchester, Andrew Duggan	November 23, 1964

During the year 1827 in Edinburgh, Scotland, John McGregor must take care of his alcoholic wife Aggie. He works for Dr.

340	8	"Misadventure"	Joseph M. Newman	Lewis Davidson	Barry Nelson, Lola Albright, George Kennedy	December 7, 1964

An outsider befriends a woman bent on murdering her husband.

341	9	"Triumph"	Harvey Hart	Arthur A. Ross	Ed Begley, Jeanette Nolan	December 14, 1964

A woman comes between a phony medical missionary and his partner.

342	10	"Memos from Purgatory"	Joseph Pevney	Harlan Ellison	James Caan, Tony Musante, Walter Koenig	December 21, 1964

A young author joins a gang to collect material for his book.

343	11	"Consider Her Ways"	Robert Stevens	Oscar Millard	Barbara Barrie, Gladys Cooper	December 28, 1964

A physician tries to prevent her vision of an all female society from coming true.

344	12	"Crimson Witness"	David Friedkin	David Friedkin	Peter Lawford, Martha Hyer, Julie London	January 4, 1965

A playboy loses everything to his hated brother, leading to a reenactment of Cain and Abel.

345	13	"Where the Woodbine Twineth"	Alf Kjellin	James Bridges	Margaret Leighton	January 11, 1965

A woman's niece claims to be acquainted with "minute people".

346	14	"Final Performance"	John Brahm	Robert Bloch	Franchot Tone, Roger Perry, Sharon Farrell	January 18, 1965

A former vaudevillian's fiancee plans to get away from him.

347	15	"Thanatos Palace Hotel"	Laslo Benedek	Arthur A. Ross	Angie Dickinson, Steven Hill	February 1, 1965

A suicidal man checks into a hotel that caters to people just like him.

348	16	"One of the Family"	Joseph Pevney	Oscar Millard	Jeremy Slate, Lilia Skala	February 8, 1965

A family discovers the nurse they hired to care for the baby is a wanted child killer.

349	17	"An Unlocked Window"	Joseph M. Newman	James Bridges	Dana Wynter, T. C. Jones, Louise Latham, John Kerr	February 15, 1965

Three nurses care for a patient in a manor where previous nurses have been killed.

350	18	"The Trap"	John Brahm	Lee Kalcheim	Anne Francis, Robert Strauss	February 22, 1965

A woman plots to murder her husband and marry one of his employees.

351	19	"Wally the Beard"	James H. Brown	Arthur A. Ross	Larry Blyden, Kathie Browne	March 1, 1965

A man gets more than he bargained for when acquires a wig and beard.

352	20	"Death Scene"	Harvey Hart	James Bridges	Vera Miles, John Carradine, James Farentino	March 8, 1965

A mechanic aspiring to be an actor writes a play for the daughter of a former director.

353	21	"The Photographer and the Undertaker"	Alex March	James Holding (story) Alfred Hayes teleplay	Jack Cassidy, Harry Townes	March 15, 1965

A photographer and an undertaker are assassins who have each been assigned to kill the other.

354	22	"Thou Still Unravished Bride"	David Friedkin	Avram Davidson (story) Morton S. Fine, David Friedkin	Ron Randell, David Carradine, Sally Kellerman	March 22, 1965

A police officer suspects his missing fiancee has been killed.

355	23	"Completely Foolproof"	Alf Kjellin	Anthony Terpiloff	J. D. Cannon, Patricia Barry	March 29, 1965

A woman plots to murder her rich, cheating husband.

356	24	"Power of Attorney"	Harvey Hart	James Bridges (teleplay)	Richard Johnson, Geraldine Fitzgerald	April 5, 1965

A con man swindles wealthy women.

357	25	"The World's Oldest Motive"	Harry Morgan	Lewis Davidson	Henry Jones, Linda Lawson, Robert Loggia, Kathleen Freeman	April 12, 1965

A married man gets the chance to marry his girlfriend when an outsider offers to kill his wife.

358	26	"The Monkey's Paw—A Retelling"	Robert Stevens	Morton S. Fine, David Friedkin, Anthony Terpiloff (teleplay) W. W. Jacobs (story)	Leif Erickson, Jane Wyatt, Lee Majors	April 19, 1965

A man acquires a monkey's paw that grants three wishes - with deadly consequences.

359	27	"The Second Wife"	Joseph M. Newman	Robert Bloch (teleplay) Richard Deming (story)	June Lockhart, John Anderson	April 26, 1965

A newlywed woman thinks her husband killed his previous wife.

360	28	"Night Fever"	Herbert Coleman	Gilbert Ralston (teleplay) Clark Howard (short story)	Colleen Dewhurst	May 3, 1965

An injured criminal uses a nurse's compassion to escape from the hospital.

361	29	"Off Season"	William Friedkin	Robert Bloch (teleplay) Edward D. Hoch (short story)	John Gavin, Richard Jaeckel	May 10, 1965

A trigger-happy cop gets fired from the police department and gets a job in the office of a small-town sheriff.

Sentence(s)

Friedkin directed the last episode of Alfred Hitchcock in 1965, called "Off Season".

final_sentence: Friedkin directed the last episode of Alfred Hitchcock in 1965, called "Off Season".