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Episode 04: The Mark of the Hand

A police lieutenant investigates a crime scene involving an eight-year-old girl found holding a pistol over the body of a man shot through the heart. The little girl refuses to talk and a lady, the only eyewitness to the event, claims that the shooting was accidental. Later, when the little girl is accused of trying to kill the witness with a knife, the lieutenant uncovers some surprising information about the lady.

This hour-long anthology series was hosted by Boris Karloff, who each week brought you a tale of spine-tingling suspense. Karloff would open each episode with a brief onscreen appearance (in the tradition of “Alfred Hitchcock… Presents”), setting the scene for the story to follow and introducing us to the cast.

Occasionally the hour was divided into two or sometimes even three separate tales, and Boris Karloff himself acted in several episodes. The earlier entries lean more towards straight mystery and suspense, while later shows deal directly with horror and the occult.

Cast and Crew:

* Boris Karloff – Himself as Host

# Writers: Donald S. Sanford, Robert Bloch and others

# Director: Herschel Daugherty and others

Production Company: Hubbell Robinson Productions, National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
Original Air Date: 1960
Audio & Video: Mono – Black and White
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Episode 03: Worse Than Murder

After a wealthy uncle dies and leaves her out of his will, an impoverished niece acquires his diary which details his recurring nightmare concerning a murder that involved him and his sister. Using the incriminating evidence in the diary, she schemes to blackmail her mother-in-law out of her fortune.

This hour-long anthology series was hosted by Boris Karloff, who each week brought you a tale of spine-tingling suspense. Karloff would open each episode with a brief onscreen appearance (in the tradition of “Alfred Hitchcock… Presents”), setting the scene for the story to follow and introducing us to the cast.

Occasionally the hour was divided into two or sometimes even three separate tales, and Boris Karloff himself acted in several episodes. The earlier entries lean more towards straight mystery and suspense, while later shows deal directly with horror and the occult.

Cast and Crew:

* Boris Karloff – Himself as Host

# Writers: Donald S. Sanford, Robert Bloch and others

# Director: Herschel Daugherty and others

Production Company: Hubbell Robinson Productions, National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
Original Air Date: 1960
Audio & Video: Mono – Black and White
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Episode 02: Child’s Play

While on a family vacation in the mountains, a neglected boy’s overactive imagination leads him to take his father’s rifle in search of the fantasy highwayman Black Bart and to hold a fisherman at gunpoint.

This hour-long anthology series was hosted by Boris Karloff, who each week brought you a tale of spine-tingling suspense. Karloff would open each episode with a brief onscreen appearance (in the tradition of “Alfred Hitchcock… Presents”), setting the scene for the story to follow and introducing us to the cast.

Occasionally the hour was divided into two or sometimes even three separate tales, and Boris Karloff himself acted in several episodes. The earlier entries lean more towards straight mystery and suspense, while later shows deal directly with horror and the occult.

Cast and Crew:

* Boris Karloff – Himself as Host

# Writers: Donald S. Sanford, Robert Bloch and others

# Director: Herschel Daugherty and others

Production Company: Hubbell Robinson Productions, National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
Original Air Date: 1960
Audio & Video: Mono – Black and White
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Episode 01: The Twisted Image

A wealthy advertising executive finds himself caught between a psychopathic mail-room clerk who covets his success and a disturbed young woman who wants to steal him away from his family.

This hour-long anthology series was hosted by Boris Karloff, who each week brought you a tale of spine-tingling suspense. Karloff would open each episode with a brief onscreen appearance (in the tradition of “Alfred Hitchcock… Presents”), setting the scene for the story to follow and introducing us to the cast.

Occasionally the hour was divided into two or sometimes even three separate tales, and Boris Karloff himself acted in several episodes. The earlier entries lean more towards straight mystery and suspense, while later shows deal directly with horror and the occult.

Cast and Crew:

* Boris Karloff – Himself as Host

# Writers: Donald S. Sanford, Robert Bloch and others

# Director: Herschel Daugherty and others

Production Company: Hubbell Robinson Productions, National Broadcasting Company (NBC)
Original Air Date: 1960
Audio & Video: Mono – Black and White
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