These were edited from some of Hitchcock's intros and endings for Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Season 1 in 1956. Hitchcock was such a funny and charming film director; it is so fun to watch him hosting for TV films back to black/white era in 1956.

this is the compilation of the TKA Season 1 outtakes. It features many all new never before seen moments from TKA past, as well as new footage filmed just for this.

READ DESCRIPTION FIRST!!!!! Through the glorious tradition of The Simpson's Treehouse Of Horrror and Mel Brook's masterpiece: Young Frankenstein, but in the style of Alfred Hitchcock Presents or The Twighlight Zone, or Rod Serlings Night Gallery, this is the intro of a series that shall parralell that style of sheer terror comedy, the first episode of this series (Tales From Da Crib) shalll be sort of a TV movie as the pilot, from then on there s

Gunsmoke was the western that started it all, meaning the western craze of the 1950's and 1960's. Gunsmoke came on WISH-TV, Channel 8, our CBS affiliate most every Saturday night at 10pm. Have Gun Will Travel preceded Gunsmoke by one half hour. Even though it was an "adult" western, it was a show that our entire family sat around and watched. Television was our major form of entertainment (for the whole family), and Saturday nights would find us

For some reason, perhaps simply by chance, the number 237 keeps popping up in movies. I'm not sure if this recurrence has any significance at all, but if you spot the number in any other films, please let me know. I'm mainly interested in examples that seem entirely coincidental, not when they obviously make references to Kubrick's The Shining. The film clips shown here are from The Shop Around the Corner (Ernst Lubitsch, 1940); Possessed (Curtis