Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Season Three
starring: Peter Lorre, William Shatner, Vincent Price, Jack Klugman, George Peppard
directed by: Alfred Hitchcock, Robert Altman, Arthur Hiller
directed by: Alfred Hitchcock, Robert Altman, Arthur Hiller
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Studio: Uni Dist Corp. (mca)Release Date: 10/09/2007Rating: Nr
Studio: Uni Dist Corp. (mca)Release Date: 10/09/2007Rating: Nr
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Rating: - Pleasant surprise!(Hadn't seen the show before)
I was too young to appreciate the series at the time it originally aired. I occasionally caught bits and pieces of re-runs here and there in the 60s, but never had the situation to watch it on any sort of regular basis in any serious way until now.
I started with this - Season 3, because I read that it was better than the first two, and I was hooked with the first episode. The story of the woman who falls for a puppeteer she sees on stage has one of the all-time great, dark humor surprise ... Read More
Rating: - 1950's TV, gone but not forgotten
This is great stuff from classic TV era. When only upper income (smart) folks had TVs, the content was adult level.These half hour dramas feature fine actors and well crafted scripts.Many of the characters are over 40, as these were the viewers (the ones who could afford sets) back in the '50's.
Rating: - alfredhitchcockpresents
TheAlfredHitchcockPresents (Season Three)isverygoodviewing considering theyweremadeinthe late50,s butonlyhalfhourviewingalmost seems likeit neededthefull hourto tell the storyproperlywhenthe1960,sarrived TheyChangedThetitleto theAlfredhitchcockhour . totella storyi thinkan hour is neededforviewing especiallythese oldshowsbuthavingsaid thatifyoulikesuspenceandtobe thrilledat everyturn witha slight ... Read More
Rating: - Season Four, NOW, please!!!
Alfred Hitchcock Presents is a big batch of wonderfulness.I, like all other Hitchcock fans, zealously grabbed up the first three releases and have enjoyed them over and over again.But look, Universal...there was an implicit promise that we'd get one of these per year, right around Halloween.And you've dropped the ball with Season Four.You have an obligation to keep these coming until all of them, every season, every episode, are beautifully restored and available for collectors and murder-mystery ... Read More
Rating: - Where is Season Four?
Universal has a track record for releasing this TV programs slowly and in many cases, stopping early before the entire series is available on DVD. Seasons three, four and five were the best of the bunch and it appears season four is not going to be available. More sad is the lack of extras. Heck, I can Youtube and find bonus film shorts related to the series. Recorded interviews and so on. Thankfully I have The Alfred Hitchcock Presents Companion (a superb book also available on Amazon.com) that helps me ... Read More
- Pleasant surprise!(Hadn't seen the show before)I was too young to appreciate the series at the time it originally aired. I occasionally caught bits and pieces of re-runs here and there in the 60s, but never had the situation to watch it on any sort of regular basis in any serious way until now.
I started with this - Season 3, because I read that it was better than the first two, and I was hooked with the first episode. The story of the woman who falls for a puppeteer she sees on stage has one of the all-time great, dark humor surprise ... Read More
- 1950's TV, gone but not forgottenThis is great stuff from classic TV era. When only upper income (smart) folks had TVs, the content was adult level.These half hour dramas feature fine actors and well crafted scripts.Many of the characters are over 40, as these were the viewers (the ones who could afford sets) back in the '50's.
- alfredhitchcockpresentsTheAlfredHitchcockPresents (Season Three)isverygoodviewing considering theyweremadeinthe late50,s butonlyhalfhourviewingalmost seems likeit neededthefull hourto tell the storyproperlywhenthe1960,sarrived TheyChangedThetitleto theAlfredhitchcockhour . totella storyi thinkan hour is neededforviewing especiallythese oldshowsbuthavingsaid thatifyoulikesuspenceandtobe thrilledat everyturn witha slight ... Read More
- Season Four, NOW, please!!!Alfred Hitchcock Presents is a big batch of wonderfulness.I, like all other Hitchcock fans, zealously grabbed up the first three releases and have enjoyed them over and over again.But look, Universal...there was an implicit promise that we'd get one of these per year, right around Halloween.And you've dropped the ball with Season Four.You have an obligation to keep these coming until all of them, every season, every episode, are beautifully restored and available for collectors and murder-mystery ... Read More
- Where is Season Four?Universal has a track record for releasing this TV programs slowly and in many cases, stopping early before the entire series is available on DVD. Seasons three, four and five were the best of the bunch and it appears season four is not going to be available. More sad is the lack of extras. Heck, I can Youtube and find bonus film shorts related to the series. Recorded interviews and so on. Thankfully I have The Alfred Hitchcock Presents Companion (a superb book also available on Amazon.com) that helps me ... Read More
