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horror anthologies

See also:  List of Alfred Hitchcock Presents episodes, List of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour episodes, List of The Twilight Zone episodes, List of Way Out episodes.

Note:  This list does not include the The Twilight Zone Radio Dramas.

Original air/release date			Series	#	Season	Episode	Title		Directed by	Written by	Hosted or Narrated by
Year	Month	Date
1955	October	2	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	1	1	1	“Revenge”		Alfred Hitchcock	Story by: Samuel Blas Teleplay by: Francis Cockrell	Alfred Hitchcock
		9		2		2	“Premonition”		Robert Stevens	Teleplay by: Harold Swanton
		16		3		3	“Triggers in Leash”		Don Medford	Story by: Allen Vaughn Elston Teleplay by: Dick Carr
		23		4		4	“Don’t Come Back Alive”		Robert Stevenson	Teleplay by: Robert Dennis
		30		5		5	“Into Thin Air”		Don Medford	Teleplay by: Marian Cockrell
	November	6		6		6	“Salvage”		Justus Addiss	Story by: Fred Freiberger Teleplay by: Fred Freiberger & Dick Carr
		13		7		7	“Breakdown”		Alfred Hitchcock	Story by: Louis Pollock Teleplay by: Francis Cockrell & Louis Pollock
		20		8		8	“Our Cook’s a Treasure”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Dorothy L. Sayers Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		27		9		9	“The Long Shot”			Teleplay by: Harold Swanton
	December	4		10		10	“The Case of Mr. Pelham”		Alfred Hitchcock	Story by: Anthony Armstrong Teleplay by: Francis Cockrell
		11		11		11	“Guilty Witness”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Morris Hershman Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		18		12		12	“Santa Claus and the Tenth Avenue Kid”		Don Weis	Story by: Margaret Cousins Teleplay by: Marian Cockrell
		25		13		13	“The Cheney Vase”		Robert Stevens	Robert Blees
1956	January	1		14		14	“A Bullet for Baldwin”		Justus Addiss	Story by: Joseph Ruscoll Teleplay by: Eustace and Francis Cockrell
		8		15		15	“The Big Switch”		Don Weis	Story by: Cornell Woolrich Teleplay by: Richard Carr
		15		16		16	“You Got to Have Luck”		Robert Stevens	Story by: S. R. Ross Teleplay by: Eustace & Francis Cockrell
		22		17		17	“The Older Sister”			Story by: Lillian de la Torre Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		29		18		18	“Shopping for Death”			Ray Bradbury
	February	5		19		19	“The Derelicts”			Story by: Terence Maples Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		12		20		20	“And So Died Riabouchinska”			Story by: Ray Bradbury Teleplay by: Mel Dinelli
		19		21		21	“Safe Conduct”		Justus Addiss	Teleplay by: Andrew Solt
		26		22		22	“Place of Shadows”		Robert Stevens	Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
	March	4		23		23	“Back for Christmas”		Alfred Hitchcock	Story by: John Collier Teleplay by: Francis Cockrell
		11		24		24	“The Perfect Murder”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Stacey Aumonier Teleplay by: Victor Wolfson
		18		25		25	“There Was an Old Woman”			Story by: Jerry Hackady & Harold Hackady Teleplay by: Marian Cockrell
		25		26		26	“Whodunit”		Francis Cockrell	Story by: C. B. Gilford Teleplay by: Francis Cockrell & Marian Cockrell
	April	1		27		27	“Help Wanted”		James Neilson	Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis Based upon the Mary Orr and Reginald Denham adaptation of a story by: Stanley Ellin
		8		28		28	“Portrait of Jocelyn”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Edgar Marvin Teleplay by: Harold Swanton
		15		29		29	“The Orderly World of Mr. Appleby”		James Neilson	Story by: Stanley Ellin Teleplay by: Victor Wolfson & Robert C. Dennis
		22		30		30	“Never Again”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Adela Rogers St. Johns Teleplay by: Gwen Bagni, Irwin Gielgud, Stirling Silliphant
		29		31		31	“The Gentleman from America”			Story by: Michael Arlen Teleplay by: Francis Cockrell
	May	6		32		32	“The Baby Sitter”			Story by: Emily Neff Teleplay by: Sarett Rudley
		13		33		33	“The Belfry”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Allan Vaughan Elston Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		20		34		34	“The Hidden Thing”		Robert Stevens	Story by: A. J. Russell Teleplay by: James Cavanagh
		27		35		35	“The Legacy”		James Neilson	Story by: Gina Kaus Teleplay by: Gina Kaus & Andrew Solt
	June	3		36		36	“Mink”		Robert Stevenson	Teleplay by: Irwin Gielgud & Gwen Bagni
		10		37		37	“Decoy”		Arnold Laven	Story by: Richard George Pedicini Teleplay by: Bernard C. Schoenfeld
		17		38		38	“The Creeper”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Joseph Ruscoll Teleplay by: James Cavanagh
		24		39		39	“Momentum”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Cornell Woolrich Teleplay by: Francis Cockrell
	September	30		40	2	1	“Wet Saturday”		Alfred Hitchcock	Marian Cockrell Story by: John Collier
	October	7		41		2	“Fog Closing In”		Herschel Daugherty	James Cavanagh Story by: Martin Brooke
		7		42		3	“De Mortuis”		Robert Stevens	Francis Cockrell Story by: John Collier
		7		43		4	“Kill with Kindness”		Herschel Daugherty	A. J. Russell
		28		44		5	“None Are So Blind”		Robert Stevens	James Cavanagh Story by: John Collier
	November	4		45		6	“Toby”			Victor Wolfson Story by: Joseph Bates Smith
		11		46		7	“Alibi Me”		Jules Bricken	Story by: Therd Jefre, Walter Newman Bernard C. Schoenfeld
		18		47		8	“Conversation Over a Corpse”			Marian Cockrell, Norman Daniels
		25		48		9	“Crack of Doom”		James Neilson	Robert C. Dennis Story by: Don Marquis
	December	2		49		10	“Jonathan”		John Meredyth Lucas	Story by: Fred Levan Bernard C. Schoenfeld, Stirling Silliphant
		9		50		11	“The Better Bargain”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Richard Deming Bernard C. Schoenfeld
		16		51		12	“The Rose Garden”		Francis Cockrell	Marian B. Cockrell Story by: Vincent Fotre
		23		52		13	“Mr. Blanchard’s Secret”		Alfred Hitchcock	Story by: Emily Neff Sarett Rudley
		30		53		14	“John Brown’s Body”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Thomas Burke Robert C. Dennis
1957	January	6		54		15	“Crackpot”		John Meredyth Lucas	Martin Berkeley Story by: Harold Gast
		13		55		16	“Nightmare in 4-D”		Justus Addiss	Robert C. Dennis Story by: Stuart Jerome
		20		56		17	“My Brother, Richard”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Jay Bennett Sarett Rudley
		27		57		18	“The Manacled”		Robert Stevens	Stirling Silliphant Story by: A. Sanford Wolfe
	February	3		58		19	“A Bottle of Wine”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Borden Deal Stirling Silliphant
		10		59		20	“Malice Domestic”		John Meredyth Lucas	Story by: Philip MacDonald Victor Wolfson
		17		60		21	“Number Twenty-Two”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Evan Hunter Joel Murcott
		24		61		22	“The End of Indian Summer”			Story by: Maurice Baudin Jr. James Cavanagh
	March	3		62		23	“One for the Road”			Robert C. Dennis Story by: Emily Neff
		10		63		24	“The Cream of the Jest”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Fredric Brown Sarett Rudley
		17		64		25	“I Killed The Count, Part I”		Robert Stevens	Francis M. Cockrell Story by: Alec Coppel
		24	65	26		“I Killed The Count, Part II”
		31	66	27		“I Killed The Count, Part III”
	April	7	67	28		“One More Mile to Go”		Alfred Hitchcock	Story by: F. J. Smith James P. Cavanagh
		14	68	29		“Vicious Circle”		Paul Henreid	Story by: Evan Hunter Bernard C. Schoenfeld
		21	69	30		“The Three Dreams of Mr. Findlater”		Jules Bricken	Story by: A. A. Milne Sarett Rudley
		28	70	31		“The Night the World Ended”		Jus Addiss	Story by: Fredric Brown Bernard C. Schoenfeld
	May	5	71	32		“The Hands of Mr. Ottermole”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Thomas Burke Francis M. Cockrell
		12	72	33		“A Man Greatly Beloved”		James Neilson	Story by: A. A. Milne Sarett Rudley
		19	73	34		“Martha Mason, Movie Star”		Jus Addiss	Robert C. Dennis Story by: Raymond Mason
		26	74	35		“The West Warlock Time Capsule”			Story by: J. P. Cahn Marian B. Cockrell
	June	2	75	36		“Father and Son”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Thomas Burke James P. Cavanagh
		9	76	37		“The Indestructible Mr. Weems”		Jus Addiss	George F. Slavin
		16	77	38		“A Little Sleep”		Paul Henreid	Robert C. Dennis Short story by: Joe Grenzeback
		23	78	39		“The Dangerous People”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Fredric Brown Francis M. Cockrell
	October	6	79	3	1	“The Glass Eye”			Story by: John Keir Cross Teleplay by: Stirling Silliphant
		13	80		2	“Mail Order Prophet”		James Neilson	Story by: Antony Ferry Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		20	81		3	“The Perfect Crime”		Alfred Hitchcock	Story by: Ben Ray Redman Teleplay by: Stirling Silliphant
		27	82		4	“Heart of Gold”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Henry Slesar Teleplay by: James P. Cavanagh
	November	3	83		5	“Silent Witness”		Paul Henreid	Story by: Jeanne Barry Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		10	84		6	“Reward to Finder”		James Neilson	Story by: F. J. Smith Teleplay by: Frank Gabrielson
		17	85		7	“Enough Rope for Two”		Paul Henreid	Story by: Clark Howard Teleplay by: Joel Murcott
		24	86		8	“Last Request”			Story by: Helen Fislar Brooks Teleplay by: Joel Murcott
	December	1	87		9	“The Young One”		Robert Altman	Story by: Phillip Goodman & Sandy Sax Teleplay by: Sarett Rudley
		8	88		10	“The Diplomatic Corpse”		Paul Henreid	Story by: Alec Coppel Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		15	89		11	“The Deadly”		Don Taylor	Story by: Lawrence Treat Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		22	90		12	“Miss Paisley’s Cat”		Justus Addiss	Story by: Roy Vickers Teleplay by: Marian B. Cockrell
		29	91		13	“Night of the Execution”			Story by: Henry Slesar Teleplay by: Bernard C. Schoenfeld
1958	January	5	92		14	“The Percentage”		James Neilson	Story by: David Alexander Teleplay by: Bernard C. Schoenfeld
		12	93		15	“Together”		Robert Altman	Story by: Alec Coppel Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		19	94		16	“Sylvia”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Ira Levin Teleplay by: James P. Cavanagh
		26	95		17	“The Motive”		Robert Stevens	Rose Simon Kohn
	February	2	96		18	“Miss Bracegirdle Does Her Duty”			Story by: Stacy Aumonier Teleplay by: Marian B. Cockrell
		9	97		19	“The Equalizer”		James Neilson	Story by: C. B. Gilford Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		16	98		20	“On the Nose”			Story by: Henry Slesar Teleplay by: Irving Elman
		23	99		21	“Guest for Breakfast”		Paul Henreid	Story by: C. B. Gilford Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
	March	2	100		22	“The Return of the Hero”		Herschel Daugherty	Teleplay by: Stirling Silliphant & Andrew Solt Story by: Andrew Solt
		9	101		23	“The Right Kind of House”		Don Taylor	Story by: Henry Slesar Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		16	102		24	“The Foghorn”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Gertrude Atherton Teleplay by: Frank Gabrielson
		23	103		25	“Flight to the East”		Arthur Hiller	Story by: Bevil Charles Teleplay by: Joel Murcott
		30	104		26	“Bull in a China Shop”		James Neilson	Story by: C. B. Gilford Teleplay by: Sarett Rudley
	April	6	105		27	“Disappearing Trick”		Arthur Hiller	Story by: Victor Canning Teleplay by: Kathleen Hite
		13	106		28	“Lamb to the Slaughter”		Alfred Hitchcock	Roald Dahl
		20	107		29	“Fatal Figures”		Don Taylor	Story by: Rick Edelstein Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		27	108		30	“Death Sentence”		Paul Henreid	Story by: Miriam Allen deFord Teleplay by: Joel Murcott
	May	4	109		31	“The Festive Season”		Arthur Hiller	Story by: Stanley Ellin Teleplay by: James P. Cavanaugh
		11	110		32	“Listen, Listen…!”		Don Taylor	Story by: R. E. Kendall Teleplay by: Bernard C. Schoenfeld
		18	111		33	“Post Mortem”		Arthur Hiller	Story by: Cornell Woolrich Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
		25	112		34	“The Crocodile Case”		Don Taylor	Story by: Roy Vickers Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
	June	1	113		35	“Dip in the Pool”		Alfred Hitchcock	Roald Dahl
		8	114		36	“The Safe Place”		James Neilson	Story by: Jay Wilson Teleplay by: Michael Hogan
		15	115		37	“The Canary Sedan”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Ann Bridge Teleplay by: Stirling Silliphant
		22	116		38	“The Impromptu Murder”		Paul Henreid	Story by: Roy Vickers Teleplay by: Francis Cockrell
		29	117		39	“Little White Frock”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Stacey Aumonier Teleplay by: Stirling Silliphant
	October	5	118	4	1	“Poison”		Alfred Hitchcock	Lead in by: James B. Allardice Story by: Roald Dahl
		12	119		2	“Don’t Interrupt”		Robert Stevens	Sidney Carroll
		19	120		3	“The Jokester”		Arthur Hiller	Bernard C. Schoenfeld & Robert Arthur
		26	121		4	“The Crooked Road”		Paul Henreid	William Fay & Alex Gaby
	November	2	122		5	“The $2,000,000 Defense”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: Harold Q. Masur Teleplay by: William Fay
		9	123		6	“Design for Loving”		Robert Stevens	Based on his short story “Marionettes, Inc.”: Ray Bradbury
		16	124		7	“Man with a Problem”			Story by: Donald Martin Teleplay by: Joel Murcott
		23	125		8	“Safety for the Witness”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: John De Meyer Teleplay by: William Fay
		24	The Twilight Zone	0	0	0	“The Time Element”		Allen Reisner	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	December	7	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	126	4	9	“Murder Me Twice”		David Swift	Story by: Lawrence Treat Teleplay by: Irving Elman	Alfred Hitchcock
		14		127		10	“Tea Time”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Margaret Manners Teleplay by: Kathleen Hite
		21		128		11	“And the Desert Shall Blossom”		Arthur Hiller	Story by: Loren D. Good Teleplay by: Bernard C. Schoenfeld
		28		129		12	“Mrs. Herman and Mrs. Fenimore”			Story by: Donald Honig Teleplay by: Robert C. Dennis
1959	January	4		130		13	“Six People, No Music”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: Garson Kanin Teleplay by: Richard Berg
		11		131		14	“The Morning After”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Henry Slesar Teleplay by: Rose Simon Kohn
		18		132		15	“A Personal Matter”		Paul Henreid	Story by: Brett Halliday Teleplay by: Joel Murcott
		25		133		16	“Out There – Darkness”			Story by: William O’Farrell Teleplay by: Bernard C. Schoenfeld
	February	1		134		17	“Total Loss”		Don Taylor	J. E. Selby
		8		135		18	“The Last Dark Step”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Margaret Manners Teleplay by: William Fay
		15		136		19	“The Morning of the Bride”		Arthur Hiller	Story by: Neil S. Broadman Teleplay by: Kathleen Hite
		22		137		20	“The Diamond Necklace”		Herschel Daugherty	Sarett Rudley
	March	1		138		21	“Relative Value”		Paul Almond	Story by: Milward Kennedy Teleplay by: Frances Cockrell
		8		139		22	“The Right Price”		Arthur Hiller	Story by: Henry Slesar Teleplay by: Bernard C. Schoenfeld
		15		140		23	“I’ll Take Care of You”		Robert Stevens	Story by: George Johnson Teleplay by: William Fay
		22		141		24	“The Avon Emeralds”		Bretaigne Windust	Story by: Joe Pidcock Teleplay by: William Fay
		29		142		25	“The Kind Waitress”		Paul Henreid	Henry Slesar
	April	5		143		26	“Cheap Is Cheap”		Bretaigne Windust	Albert E. Lewis & Burt Styler
		12		144		27	“The Waxwork”		Robert Stevens	Story by: A. M. Burrage Teleplay by: Casey Robinson
		19		145		28	“The Impossible Dream”			John Lindsey
	May	3		146		29	“Banquo’s Chair”		Alfred Hitchcock	Story by: Rupert Croft-Cooke Teleplay by: Francis Cockrell
		10		147		30	“A Night with the Boys”		John Brahm	Henry Slesar & Jay Fob
		17		148		31	“Your Witness”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: Helen Nielsen Teleplay by: William Fay
		24		149		32	“Human Interest Story”			Fredric Brown
		31		150		33	“The Dusty Drawer”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Harry Muheim Teleplay by: Halstead Welles
	June	7		151		34	“A True Account”		Leonard Horn	Rupert Croft-Cooke
		14		152		35	“Touché”		John Brahm	Story by: Bryce Walton Teleplay by: William Fay
		21		153		36	“Invitation to an Accident”		Don Taylor	Wade Miller
	September	27		154	5	1	“Arthur”		Alfred Hitchcock	Story by: Arthur Williams Teleplay by: James P. Cavanagh
	October	2	The Twilight Zone	1	1	1	“Where Is Everybody?”		Robert Stevens	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		4	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	155	5	2	“The Crystal Trench”		Alfred Hitchcock	Story by: A. E. W. Mason Teleplay by: Stirling Silliphant	Alfred Hitchcock
		9	The Twilight Zone	2	1	2	“One for the Angels”		Robert Parrish	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		11	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	156	5	3	“Appointment at Eleven”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Robert Turner Teleplay by: Evan Hunter	Alfred Hitchcock
		16	The Twilight Zone	3	1	3	“Mr. Denton on Doomsday”		Allen Reisner	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		18	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	157	5	4	“Coyote Moon”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Kenneth B. Perkins Teleplay by: Harold Swanton	Alfred Hitchcock
		23	The Twilight Zone	4	1	4	“The Sixteen-Millimeter Shrine”		Mitchell Leisen	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		25	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	158	5	5	“No Pain”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: Talmage Powell Teleplay by: William Fay	Alfred Hitchcock
		30	The Twilight Zone	5	1	5	“Walking Distance”		Robert Stevens	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	November	1	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	159	5	6	“Anniversary Gift”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: John Collier Teleplay by: Harold Swanton	Alfred Hitchcock
		6	The Twilight Zone	6	1	6	“Escape Clause”		Mitchell Leisen	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		8	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	160	5	7	“Dry Run”		John Brahm	Story by: Norman Struber Teleplay by: Bill S. Ballinger	Alfred Hitchcock
		13	The Twilight Zone	7	1	7	“The Lonely”		Jack Smight	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		15	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	161	5	8	“The Blessington Method”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Stanley Ellin Teleplay by: Halsted Welles	Alfred Hitchcock
		20	The Twilight Zone	8	1	8	“Time Enough at Last”		John Brahm	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Lyn Venable	Rod Serling
		22	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	162	5	9	“Dead Weight”		Stuart Rosenberg	Story by: Herb Golden Teleplay by: Jerry Sohl	Alfred Hitchcock
		27	The Twilight Zone	9	1	9	“Perchance to Dream”		Robert Florey	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		29	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	163	5	10	“Special Delivery”		Norman Lloyd	Ray Bradbury	Alfred Hitchcock
	December	4	The Twilight Zone	10	1	10	“Judgment Night”		John Brahm	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		6	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	164	5	11	“Road Hog”		Stuart Rosenberg	Story by: Harold Daniels Teleplay by: Bill S. Ballinger	Alfred Hitchcock
		11	The Twilight Zone	11	1	11	“And When the Sky Was Opened”		Douglas Heyes	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
		13	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	165	5	12	“Specialty of the House”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Stanley Ellin Teleplay by: Victor Wolfson & Bernard S. Schoenfield	Alfred Hitchcock
		20		166		13	“An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”			Story by: Ambrose Bierce Teleplay by: Harold Swanton
		25	The Twilight Zone	12	1	12	“What You Need”		Alvin Ganzer	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on the short story by: Lewis Padgett	Rod Serling
		27	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	167	5	14	“Graduating Class”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Edouard Sandoz Teleplay by: Stirling Silliphant	Alfred Hitchcock
1960	January	1	The Twilight Zone	13	1	13	“The Four of Us Are Dying”		John Brahm	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: George Johnson	Rod Serling
		3	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	168	5	15	“Man from the South”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: Roald Dahl Teleplay by: William Fay	Alfred Hitchcock
		8	The Twilight Zone	14	1	14	“Third from the Sun”		Richard L. Bare	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on the short story by: Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
		10	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	169	5	16	“The Ikon of Elijah”		Paul Almond	Story by: Avram Davidson Teleplay by: Norah Perez & Victor Wolfson	Alfred Hitchcock
		15	The Twilight Zone	15	1	15	“I Shot an Arrow into the Air”		Stuart Rosenberg	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on the story by: Madelon Champion	Rod Serling
		22		16		16	“The Hitch-Hiker”		Alvin Ganzer	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on the Radio Play by: Lucille Fletcher
		24	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	170	5	17	“The Cure”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Robert Bloch Teleplay by: Michael Pertwee	Alfred Hitchcock
		29	The Twilight Zone	17	1	17	“The Fever”		Robert Florey	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		31	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	171	5	18	“Backward, Turn Backward”		Stuart Rosenberg	Story by: Dorothy Salisbury Davis Teleplay by: Charles Beaumont	Alfred Hitchcock
	February	5	The Twilight Zone	18	1	18	“The Last Flight”		William Claxton	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
		7	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	172	5	19	“Not the Running Type”		Arthur Hiller	Story by: Henry Slesar Teleplay by: Jerry Sohl	Alfred Hitchcock
		12	The Twilight Zone	19	1	19	“The Purple Testament”		Richard L. Bare	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		14	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	173	5	20	“The Day of the Bullet”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: Stanley Ellin Teleplay by: Bill S. Ballinger	Alfred Hitchcock
		19	The Twilight Zone	20	1	20	“Elegy”		Douglas Heyes	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		21	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	174	5	21	“Hitch Hike”		Paul Henreid	Story by: Ed Lacy Teleplay by: Bernard C. Schoenfield	Alfred Hitchcock
		26	The Twilight Zone	21	1	21	“Mirror Image”		John Brahm	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		28	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	175	5	22	“Across the Threshold”		Arthur Hiller	Story by: L. B. Gordon Teleplay by: Charlotte Armstrong	Alfred Hitchcock
	March	4	The Twilight Zone	22	1	22	“The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street”		Ronald Winston	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		6	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	176	5	23	“Craig’s Will”		Gene Reynolds	Story by: Valerie Dyke Teleplay by: Burt Styler & Albert E. Lewin	Alfred Hitchcock
		11	The Twilight Zone	23	1	23	“A World of Difference”		Ted Post	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
		18		24		24	“Long Live Walter Jameson”		Anton Leader	Charles Beaumont
		25		25		25	“People Are Alike All Over”		Mitchell Leisen	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Paul Fairman
		27	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	177	5	24	“Madame Mystery”		John Brahm	Story by: Robert Bloch Teleplay by: William Fay	Alfred Hitchcock
	April	1	The Twilight Zone	26	1	26	“Execution”		David Orrick McDearmon	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: George Clayton Johnson	Rod Serling
		3	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	178	5	25	“The Little Man Who Was There”		George Stevens, Jr.	Gordon Russell & Larry Ward	Alfred Hitchcock
		8	The Twilight Zone	27	1	27	“The Big Tall Wish”		Ronald Winston	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		10	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	179	5	26	“Mother, May I Go Out to Swim?”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Q. Patrick Teleplay by: James P. Cavanagh	Alfred Hitchcock
		15	The Twilight Zone	28	1	28	“A Nice Place to Visit”		John Brahm	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		17	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	180	5	27	“The Cuckoo Clock”			Story by: Frank Mace Teleplay by: Robert Bloch	Alfred Hitchcock
		24		181		28	“Forty Detectives Later”		Arthur Hiller	Henry Slesar
		29	The Twilight Zone	29	1	29	“Nightmare as a Child”		Alvin Ganzer	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	May	1	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	182	5	29	“The Hero”		John Brahm	Story by: Henry De Vere Stacpoole Teleplay by: Bill S. Ballinger	Alfred Hitchcock
		6	The Twilight Zone	30	1	30	“A Stop at Willoughby”		Robert Parrish	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		8	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	183	5	30	“Insomnia”		John Brahm	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		13	The Twilight Zone	31	1	31	“The Chaser”		Douglas Heyes	Teleplay by: Robert Presnell, Jr. Based on the short story by: John Collier	Rod Serling
		15	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	184	5	31	“I Can Take Care of Myself”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Story by: Fred McMorrow Teleplay by: Thomas Grant	Alfred Hitchcock
		20	The Twilight Zone	32	1	32	“A Passage for Trumpet”		Don Medford	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		22	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	185	5	32	“One Grave Too Many”		Arthur Hiller	Story by: Henry Slesar Teleplay by: Eli Jerome	Alfred Hitchcock
		29		186		33	“Party Line”		Hilton A. Green
	June	3	The Twilight Zone	33	1	33	“Mr. Bevis”		William Asher	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		5	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	187	5	34	“Cell 227”		Paul Henreid	Story by: Bryce Walton Teleplay by: Bill S. Ballinger	Alfred Hitchcock
		10	The Twilight Zone	34	1	34	“The After Hours”		Douglas Heyes	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		12	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	188	5	35	“The Schartz-Metterklume Method”		Richard Dunlap	Marian Cockrell Story by: Saki	Alfred Hitchcock
		17	The Twilight Zone	35	1	35	“The Mighty Casey”		Alvin Ganzer and Robert Parrish	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		19	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	189	5	36	“Letter of Credit”		Paul Henreid	Helen Nielsen	Alfred Hitchcock
		26		190		37	“Escape to Sonoita”		Stuart Rosenberg	Story by: James A. Howard Teleplay by: James A. Howard & Bill S. Ballinger
	July	1	The Twilight Zone	36	1	36	“A World of His Own”		Ralph Nelson	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
	September	25	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	191	5	38	“Hooked”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: Robert Turner Teleplay by: Thomas Grant	Alfred Hitchcock
		27		192	6	1	“Mrs. Bixby and the Colonel’s Coat”		Alfred Hitchcock	Story by: Roald Dahl Teleplay by: Halsted Welles
		30	The Twilight Zone	37	2	1	“King Nine Will Not Return”		Buzz Kulik	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	October	4	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	193	6	2	“The Doubtful Doctor”		Arthur Hiller	Story by: Louis Paul Teleplay by: Jerry Sohl	Alfred Hitchcock
		7	The Twilight Zone	38	2	2	“The Man in the Bottle”		Don Medford	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		11	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	194	6	3	“Very Moral Theft”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: Jack Dillon Teleplay by: Allan Gordon	Alfred Hitchcock
		14	The Twilight Zone	39	2	3	“Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room”		Douglas Heyes	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		18	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	195	6	4	“The Contest for Aaron Gold”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: Philip Roth Teleplay by: William Fay	Alfred Hitchcock
		25		196		5	“The Five-Forty-Eight”		John Brahm	Story by: John Cheever Teleplay by: Charlotte Armstrong
		28	The Twilight Zone	40	2	4	“A Thing About Machines”		David Orrick McDearmon	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	November	1	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	197	6	6	“Pen Pal”		John Brahm	Story by: Henry Slesar & Jay Folb Teleplay by: Hilary Murray	Alfred Hitchcock
		4	The Twilight Zone	41	2	5	“The Howling Man”		Douglas Heyes	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		11		42		6	“Eye of the Beholder” Also known as “The Private World of Darkness”			Rod Serling
		15	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	198	6	7	“Outlaw in Town”		Herschel Daugherty	Michael Fessier	Alfred Hitchcock
		18	The Twilight Zone	43	2	7	“Nick of Time”		Richard L. Bare	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
		22	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	199	6	8	“O Youth and Beauty!”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: John Cheever Teleplay by: Halsted Welles	Alfred Hitchcock
		29		200		9	“The Money”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Henry Slesar
December	2	The Twilight Zone	44	2	8	“The Lateness of the Hour”		Jack Smight	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	6	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	201	6	10	“Sybilla”		Ida Lupino	Story by: Margaret Manners Teleplay by: Charlotte Armstrong	Alfred Hitchcock
	9	The Twilight Zone	45	2	9	“The Trouble with Templeton”		Buzz Kulik	E. Jack Neuman	Rod Serling
	13	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	202	6	11	“The Man with Two Faces”		Stuart Rosenberg	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
	16	The Twilight Zone	46	2	10	“A Most Unusual Camera”		John Rich	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	20	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	203	6	12	“The Baby-Blue Expression”		Arthur Hiller	Story by: Mary Stolz Teleplay by: Helen Nielsen	Alfred Hitchcock
	23	The Twilight Zone	47	2	11	“The Night of the Meek”		Jack Smight	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	27	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	204	6	13	“The Man Who Found the Money”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Story by: James E. Cronin Teleplay by: Allan Gordon	Alfred Hitchcock
1961	January		3		205	14	“The Changing Heart”		Robert Florey		Robert Bloch
		6	The Twilight Zone	48	2	12	“Dust”		Douglas Heyes	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		10	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	206	6	15	“Summer Shade”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Nora H. Caplan Teleplay by: Harold Swanton	Alfred Hitchcock
		13	The Twilight Zone	49	2	13	“Back There”		David Orrick McDearmon	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		20		50		14	“The Whole Truth”		James Sheldon
		24	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	207	6	16	“A Crime for Mothers”		Ida Lupino	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		27	The Twilight Zone	51	2	15	“The Invaders”		Douglas Heyes	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
		31	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	208	6	17	“The Last Escape”		Paul Henreid	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
	February	3	The Twilight Zone	52	2	16	“A Penny for Your Thoughts”		James Sheldon	George Clayton Johnson	Rod Serling
		10		53		17	“Twenty-Two”		Jack Smight	Rod Serling Based on an anecdote from: Bennett Cerf’s “Famous Ghost Stories”
		14	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	209	6	18	“The Greatest Monster of Them All”		Robert Stevens	Story by: Bryce Walton Teleplay by: Robert Block	Alfred Hitchcock
		21		210		19	“The Landlady”		Paul Henreid	Story by: Roald Dahl Teleplay by: Robert Bloch
		24	The Twilight Zone	54	2	18	“The Odyssey of Flight 33”		Jus Addiss	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		28	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	211	6	20	“The Throwback”		John Brahm	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
	March	3	The Twilight Zone	55	2	19	“Mr. Dingle, the Strong”			Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		7	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	212	6	21	“The Kiss-Off”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Story by: John P. Foran Teleplay by: Talmage Powell	Alfred Hitchcock
		10	The Twilight Zone	56	2	20	“Static”		Buzz Kulik	Charles Beaumont Based on a story by: OCee Rich	Rod Serling
		14	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	213	6	22	“The Horseplayer”		Alfred Hitchcock	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		21		214		23	“Incident in a Small Jail”		Norman Lloyd
		24	The Twilight Zone	57	2	21	“The Prime Mover”		Richard L. Bare	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		28	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	215	6	24	“A Woman’s Help”		Arthur Hiller	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		31	Way Out	1	1	1	“William and Mary”		Marc Daniels	Roald Dahl	Roald Dahl
			The Twilight Zone	58	2	22	“Long Distance Call”		James Sheldon	Charles Beaumont and William Idelson	Rod Serling
	April	4	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	216	6	25	“Museum Piece”		Paul Henreid	Story by: William C. Morrison Teleplay by: Harold Swanton	Alfred Hitchcock
		7	Way Out	2	1	2	“The Down Car”		Marc Daniels	Phil Reisman Jr.	Roald Dahl
			The Twilight Zone	59	2	23	“A Hundred Yards Over the Rim”		Buzz Kulik	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		11	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	217	6	26	“Coming, Mama”		George Stevens, Jr.	Story by: Henriette McClelland Teleplay by: James P. Cavanagh	Alfred Hitchcock
		14	Way Out	3	1	3	“The Sisters”		Tom Donovan	Irving Gaynor Neiman	Roald Dahl
		18	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	218	6	27	“Deathmate”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Story by: James Causey Teleplay by: Bill S. Ballinger	Alfred Hitchcock
		21	The Twilight Zone	60	2	24	“The Rip Van Winkle Caper”		Jus Addiss	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		25	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	219	6	28	“Gratitude”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Story by: Donne Byrne Teleplay by: William Fay	Alfred Hitchcock
		28	Way Out	4	1	4	“Button, Button”		Tom Donovan	Elliott Baker	Roald Dahl
			The Twilight Zone	61	2	25	“The Silence”		Boris Sagal	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	May	2	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	220	6	29	“The Pearl Necklace”		Don Weis	Peggy and Lou Shaw	Alfred Hitchcock
		5	Way Out	5	1	5	“I Heard You Calling Me”		Daniel Petrie	Sumner Locke Elliott	Roald Dahl
			The Twilight Zone	62	2	26	“Shadow Play”		John Brahm	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		9	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	221	6	30	“You Can’t Trust a Man”		Paul Henreid	Helen Nielsen	Alfred Hitchcock
		12	Way Out	6	1	6	“The Croaker”		Paul Bogart	Phil Reisman Jr.	Roald Dahl
			The Twilight Zone	63	2	27	“The Mind and the Matter”		Buzz Kulik	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		16	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	222	6	31	“The Gloating Place”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Robert Bloch	Alfred Hitchcock
		23		223		32	“Self Defense”		Paul Henreid	John T. Kelley
		26	Way Out	7	1	7	“False Face”		Paul Bogart	Larry Cohen	Roald Dahl
			The Twilight Zone	64	2	28	“Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?”		Montgomery Pittman	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		31	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	224	6	33	“A Secret Life”		Don Weis	Story by: Nicholas Monsarrat Teleplay by: Jerry Sohl	Alfred Hitchcock
	June	2	Way Out	8	1	8	“Dissolve to Black”		William Corrigan	Irving Gaynor Neiman	Roald Dahl
			The Twilight Zone	65	2	29	“The Obsolete Man”		Elliot Silverstein	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		6	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	225	6	34	“Servant Problem”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		9	Way Out	9	1	9	“Death Wish”		Boris Sagal	Irving Gaynor Neiman	Roald Dahl
		13	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	226	6	35	“Coming Home”		Alf Kjellin	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		16	Way Out	10	1	10	“The Overnight Case”		Paul Bogart	Nicholas Pryor	Roald Dahl
		20	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	227	6	36	“Final Arrangements”		Gordon Hessler	Story by: Lawrence A. Page Teleplay by: Robert Arthur	Alfred Hitchcock
		23	Way Out	11	1	11	“Hush-Hush”		Mel Ferber	Robert Van Scoyk	Roald Dahl
		27	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	228	6	37	“Make My Death Bed”		Arthur Hiller	Story by: Babs H. Deal Teleplay by: Henry A. Cogge	Alfred Hitchcock
		30	Way Out	12	1	12	“Side Show”		Seymour Robbie	Elliott Baker	Roald Dahl
	July	4	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	229	6	38	“Ambition”		Paul Henreid	Story by: Charles Boeckman Teleplay by: Joel Murcott	Alfred Hitchcock
		7	Way Out	13	1	13	“Soft Focus”		Ron Winston	Phil Reisman Jr.	Roald Dahl
		14		14		14	“20/20”		Paul Bosner	Jerome Ross
	September	15	The Twilight Zone	66	3	1	“Two”		Montgomery Pittman	Montgomery Pittman	Rod Serling
		22		67		2	“The Arrival”		Boris Sagal	Rod Serling
		29		68		3	“The Shelter”		Lamont Johnson
	October	6		69		4	“The Passersby”		Elliot Silverstein
		10	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	230	7	1	“The Hatbox”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		13	The Twilight Zone	70	3	5	“A Game of Pool”		Buzz Kulik	George Clayton Johnson	Rod Serling
		17	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	231	7	2	“Bang! You’re Dead!”		Alfred Hitchcock	James Allardice	Alfred Hitchcock
20		The Twilight Zone	71	3	6	“The Mirror”		Don Medford	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
24		Alfred Hitchcock Presents	232	7	3	“Maria”		Boris Sagal	Based on his short story “Jizzle”: John Wyndham	Alfred Hitchcock
27		The Twilight Zone	72	3	7	“The Grave”		Montgomery Pittman	Montgomery Pittman	Rod Serling
31		Alfred Hitchcock Presents	233	7	4	“Cop for a Day”		Paul Henreid	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
November	3	The Twilight Zone	73	3	8	“It’s a Good Life”		James Sheldon	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Jerome Bixby	Rod Serling
	7	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	234	7	5	“Keep Me Company”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
	10	The Twilight Zone	74	3	9	“Deaths-Head Revisited”		Don Medford	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	14	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	235	7	6	“Beta Delta Gamma”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Calvin Clements	Alfred Hitchcock
	17	The Twilight Zone	75	3	10	“The Midnight Sun”		Anton Leader	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	21	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	236	7	7	“You Can’t Be a Little Girl All Your Life”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: Stanley Ellin Teleplay by: Helen Nielsen	Alfred Hitchcock
	24	The Twilight Zone	76	3	11	“Still Valley”		James Sheldon	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Manly Wade Wellman	Rod Serling
	28	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	237	7	8	“The Old Pro”		Paul Henreid	Story by: H. A. De Rosso Teleplay by: Calvin Clements	Alfred Hitchcock
December	1	The Twilight Zone	77	3	12	“The Jungle”		William Claxton	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
	5	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	238	7	9	“I Spy”		Norman Lloyd	Play by: John Mortimer Teleplay by: John Collier	Alfred Hitchcock
	8	The Twilight Zone	78	3	13	“Once Upon a Time”		Norman Z. McLeod	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
	12	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	239	7	10	“Services Rendered”		Paul Henreid	William Link & Richard Levinson	Alfred Hitchcock
	15	The Twilight Zone	79	3	14	“Five Characters in Search of an Exit”		Lamont Johnson	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Marvin Petal	Rod Serling
	19	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	240	7	11	“The Right Kind of Medicine”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
	22	The Twilight Zone	80	3	15	“A Quality of Mercy”		Buzz Kulik	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on an idea by: Sam Rolfe	Rod Serling
	26	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	241	7	12	“A Jury of Her Peers”		Robert Florey	Play by: Susan Glaspell Teleplay by: James P. Cavanagh	Alfred Hitchcock
1962	January		2		242	13	“The Silk Petticoat”		John Newland		Story by: Joseph Shearing Teleplay by: Halsted Welles & Norman Ginsbury
		5	The Twilight Zone	81	3	16	“Nothing in the Dark”		Lamont Johnson	George Clayton Johnson	Rod Serling
		9	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	243	7	14	“Bad Actor”		John Newland	Story by: Max Franklin Teleplay by: Robert Bloch	Alfred Hitchcock
		12	The Twilight Zone	82	3	17	“One More Pallbearer”		Lamont Johnson	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		16	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	244	7	15	“The Door Without a Key”		Herschel Daugherty	Story by: Norman Daniels Teleplay by: Irving Elman	Alfred Hitchcock
		19	The Twilight Zone	83	3	18	“Dead Man’s Shoes”		Montgomery Pittman	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		23	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	245	7	16	“The Case of M.J.H.”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		26	The Twilight Zone	84	3	19	“The Hunt”		Harold Schuster	Earl Hamner	Rod Serling
		30	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	246	7	17	“The Faith of Aaron Menefee”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: Stanley Ellin Teleplay by: Ray Bradbury	Alfred Hitchcock
	February	2	The Twilight Zone	85	3	20	“Showdown with Rance McGrew”		Christian Nyby	Rod Serling Based on an idea by: Frederic L. Fox	Rod Serling
		6	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	247	7	18	“The Woman Who Wanted to Live”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Bryce Walton	Alfred Hitchcock
		9	The Twilight Zone	86	3	21	“Kick the Can”		Lamont Johnson	George Clayton Johnson	Rod Serling
		13	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	248	7	19	“Strange Miracle”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: George Langelaan Teleplay by: Halsted Welles	Alfred Hitchcock
		16	The Twilight Zone	87	3	22	“A Piano in the House”		David Greene	Earl Hamner	Rod Serling
		20	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	249	7	20	“The Test”		Boris Sagal	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		23	The Twilight Zone	88	3	23	“The Last Rites of Jeff Myrtlebank”		Montgomery Pittman	Montgomery Pittman	Rod Serling
		27	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	250	7	21	“Burglar Proof”		John Newland	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
	March	2	The Twilight Zone	89	3	24	“To Serve Man”		Richard L. Bare	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a story by: Damon Knight	Rod Serling
		6	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	251	7	22	“The Big Score”		Boris Sagal	Story by: Sam Merwin, Jr. Teleplay by: Bryce Walton	Alfred Hitchcock
		9	The Twilight Zone	90	3	25	“The Fugitive”		Richard L. Bare	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		13	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	252	7	23	“Profit-Sharing Plan”		Bernard Girard	William Link & Richard Levinson	Alfred Hitchcock
		16	The Twilight Zone	91	3	26	“Little Girl Lost”		Paul Stewart	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
		20	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	253	7	24	“Apex”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Story by: James Workman Teleplay by: John T. Kelley	Alfred Hitchcock
		23	The Twilight Zone	92	3	27	“Person or Persons Unknown”		John Brahm	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		27	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	254	7	25	“The Last Remains”		Leonard Horn	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		30	The Twilight Zone	93	3	28	“The Little People”		William Claxton	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	April	3	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	255	7	26	“Ten O’Clock Tiger”		Bernard Girard	William Fay	Alfred Hitchcock
		6	The Twilight Zone	94	3	29	“Four O’Clock”		Lamont Johnson	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story by: Price Day	Rod Serling
		10	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	256	7	27	“Act of Faith”		Bernard Girard	Eric Ambler	Alfred Hitchcock
		13	The Twilight Zone	95	3	30	“Hocus-Pocus and Frisby”		Lamont Johnson	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a story by: Frederic Louis Fox	Rod Serling
		17	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	257	7	28	“The Kerry Blue”		Paul Henreid	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		20	The Twilight Zone	96	3	31	“The Trade-Ins”		Elliot Silverstein	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		24	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	258	7	29	“The Matched Pearl”		Bernard Girard	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		27	The Twilight Zone	97	3	32	“The Gift”		Allen H. Miner	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	May	1	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	259	7	30	“What Frightened You, Fred?”		Paul Henreid	Short story by: Jack Ritchie	Alfred Hitchcock
		4	The Twilight Zone	98	3	33	“The Dummy”		Abner Biberman	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a story by: Lee Polk	Rod Serling
		8	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	260	7	31	“Most Likely to Succeed”		Richard Whorf	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		11	The Twilight Zone	99	3	34	“Young Man’s Fancy”		John Brahm	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
		15	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	261	7	32	“Victim Four”		Paul Henreid	Talmage Powell	Alfred Hitchcock
		18	The Twilight Zone	100	3	35	“I Sing the Body Electric”		William Claxton and James Sheldon	Ray Bradbury	Rod Serling
		22	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	262	7	33	“The Opportunity”		Robert Florey	Story by: J. W. Aaron Teleplay by: Bryce Walton & Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		25	The Twilight Zone	101	3	36	“Cavender Is Coming”		Christian Nyby	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		29	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	263	7	34	“The Twelve Hour Caper”		John Newland	Story by: Mike Marmer Teleplay by: Harold Swanton	Alfred Hitchcock
	June	1	The Twilight Zone	102	3	37	“The Changing of the Guard”		Robert Ellis Miller	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		5	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	264	7	35	“The Children of Alda Nuova”		Robert Florey	Robert Wallsten	Alfred Hitchcock
		12		265		36	“First Class Honeymoon”		Don Weis	Henry Slesar
		19		266		37	“The Big Kick”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Robert Bloch
		26		267		38	“Where Beauty Lies”		Robert Florey	Story by: Henry Farrell Teleplay by: James P. Cavanagh
Unaired in network run				268		39	“The Sorcerer’s Apprentice”		Joseph Lejtes	Adapting his own short story by: Robert Bloch
1962	September	20	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	269	8	1	“A Piece of the Action”		Bernard Girard	Alfred Hayes
		27		270		2	“Don’t Look Behind You”		John Brahm	Barre Lyndon
	October	4		271		3	“Night of the Owl”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Andrew Garve
		11		272		4	“I Saw The Whole Thing”		Alfred Hitchcock	Story by: Henry Cecil Teleplay by: Henry Slesar
		18		273		5	“Captive Audience”		Alf Kjellin	Novel by: John Bingham Teleplay by: Richard Levinson & William Link
		25		274		6	“Final Vow”		Norman Lloyd	Henry Slesar
	November	1		275		7	“Annabel”		Paul Henreid	Teleplay by: Robert Bloch Novel by: Patricia Highsmith
		8		276		8	“House Guest”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Andrew Garve
		15		277		9	“The Black Curtain”		Sydney Pollack	Novel by: Cornell Woolrich
		22		278		10	“Day of Reckoning”		Jerry Hopper	Richard Levinson & William Link
		29		279		11	“Ride the Nightmare”		Bernard Girard	Novel by: Richard Matheson
	December	6		280		12	“Hangover”			Novel by: John D. MacDonald
		13		281		13	“Bonfire”		Joseph Pevney	William D. Gordon & Alfred Hayes
		20		282		14	“The Tender Poisoner”		Leonard J. Horn	Teleplay by: Lukas Heller Novel by: John Bingham
1963	January	3	The Twilight Zone	103	4	1	“In His Image”		Perry Lafferty	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		4	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	283	8	15	“The Thirty First of February”		Alf Kjellin	Novel by: Julian Symons Teleplay by: Richard Matheson	Alfred Hitchcock
		10	The Twilight Zone	104	4	2	“The Thirty-Fathom Grave”		Perry Lafferty	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		11	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	284	8	16	“What Really Happened”		Jack Smight	Novel by: Marie Belloc Lowndes Teleplay by: Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		17	The Twilight Zone	105	4	3	“Valley of the Shadow”		Perry Lafferty	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		18	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	285	8	17	“Forecast: Low Clouds and Coastal Fog”		Charles F. Haas	Lee Erwin	Alfred Hitchcock
		24	The Twilight Zone	106	4	4	“He’s Alive”		Stuart Rosenberg	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		25	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	286	8	18	“A Tangled Web”		Alf Kjellin	Novel by: Nicholas Blake Teleplay by: James Bridges	Alfred Hitchcock
		31	The Twilight Zone	107	4	5	“Mute”		Stuart Rosenberg	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
	February	2	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	287	8	19	“To Catch a Butterfly”		David Lowell Rich	Richard Fielder	Alfred Hitchcock
		7	The Twilight Zone	108	4	6	“Death Ship”		Don Medford	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
		9	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	288	8	20	“The Paragon”		Jack Smight	Teleplay by: Alfred Hayes Story by: Rebecca West	Alfred Hitchcock
		14	The Twilight Zone	109	4	7	“Jess-Belle”		Buzz Kulik	Earl Hamner, Jr.	Rod Serling
		15	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	289	8	21	“I’ll Be Judge—I’ll Be Jury”		James Sheldon	Lukas Heller	Alfred Hitchcock
		21	The Twilight Zone	110	4	8	“Miniature”		Walter Grauman	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		28		111		9	“Printer’s Devil”		Ralph Senensky
	March	1	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	290	8	22	“Diagnosis: Danger”		Sydney Pollack	Roland Kibbee	Alfred Hitchcock
		7	The Twilight Zone	112	4	10	“No Time Like the Past”		Jus Addiss	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		8	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	291	8	23	“The Lonely Hours”		Jack Smight	Novel by: Celia Fremlin Story by: William D. Morgan	Alfred Hitchcock
		14	The Twilight Zone	113	4	11	“The Parallel”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		15	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	292	8	24	“The Star Juror”		Herschel Daugherty	James Bridges	Alfred Hitchcock
		21	The Twilight Zone	114	4	12	“I Dream of Genie”		Robert Gist	John Furia, Jr.	Rod Serling
		22	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	293	8	25	“The Long Silence”		Robert Douglas	Teleplay by: Charles Beaumont & William D. Gordon Story "Composition for Four Hands" by: Hilda Lawrence	Alfred Hitchcock
	April	4	The Twilight Zone	115	4	13	“The New Exhibit”		John Brahm	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		5	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	294	8	26	“An Out for Oscar”		Bernard Girard	Novel by: Henry Kane Teleplay by: David Goodis	Alfred Hitchcock
		11	The Twilight Zone	116	4	14	“Of Late I Think of Cliffordville”		David Lowell Rich	Rod Serling Based on a short story “Blind Valley” by: Malcolm Jameson	Rod Serling
		12	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	295	8	27	“Death and the Joyful Woman”		John Brahm	Novel by: Ellis Peters Teleplay by: James Bridges	Alfred Hitchcock
		18	The Twilight Zone	117	4	15	“The Incredible World of Horace Ford”		Abner Biberman	Reginald Rose	Rod Serling
		19	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	296	8	29	“Last Seen Wearing Blue Jeans”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Novel by: Amber Dean Teleplay by: Lou Rambeau	Alfred Hitchcock
	May	2	The Twilight Zone	118	4	16	“On Thursday We Leave for Home”		Buzz Kulik	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		3	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	297	8	29	“The Dark Pool”		Jack Smight	Story by: Alec Coppel Teleplay by: William D. Gordon	Alfred Hitchcock
		9	The Twilight Zone	119	4	17	“Passage on the Lady Anne”		Lamont Johnson	Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		10	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	298	8	30	“Dear Uncle George”		Joseph M. Newman	Teleplay by: James Bridges, Richard Levinson, & William Link Story by: Richard Levinson & William Link	Alfred Hitchcock
		17		299		31	“Run for Doom”		Bernard Girard	Teleplay by: James Bridges Novel by: Henry Kane
		23	The Twilight Zone	120	4	18	“The Bard”		David Butler	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		24	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	300	8	32	“Death Of A Cop”		Joseph M. Newman	Teleplay by: Leigh Brackett	Alfred Hitchcock
	September	27		301	9	1	“A Home Away from Home”		Herschel Daugherty	Robert Bloch
			The Twilight Zone	121	5	1	“In Praise of Pip”		Joseph M. Newman	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	October	4	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	302	9	2	“A Nice Touch”		Joseph Pevney	Mann Rubin	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	122	5	2	“Steel”		Don Weis	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
		11	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	303	9	3	“Terror at Northfield”		Harvey Hart	Teleplay by: Leigh Brackett Story by: Ellery Queen	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	123	5	3	“Nightmare at 20,000 Feet”		Richard Donner	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
		18	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	304	9	4	“You’ll Be the Death of Me”		Robert Douglas	Teleplay by: William D. Gordon Story by: Anthony Gilbert	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	124	5	4	“A Kind of a Stopwatch”		John Rich	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a story by: Michael D. Rosenthal	Rod Serling
		25	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	305	9	5	“Blood Bargain”		Bernard Girard	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	125	5	5	“The Last Night of a Jockey”		Joseph M. Newman	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	November	1		126		6	“Living Doll”		Richard C. Sarafian	Charles Beaumont
		8	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	306	9	6	“Nothing Ever Happens in Linvale”		Herschel Daugherty	Richard Levinson & William Link	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	127	5	7	“The Old Man in the Cave”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a short story “The Old Man” by: Henry Slesar	Rod Serling
		15	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	307	9	7	“Starring the Defense”		Joseph Pevney	Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	128	5	8	“Uncle Simon”		Don Siegel	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		29	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	308	9	8	“The Cadaver”		Alf Kjellin	James Bridges	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	129	5	9	“Probe 7, Over and Out”		Ted Post	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	December	6	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	309	9	9	“The Dividing Wall”		Bernard Girard	Teleplay by: Joel Murcott	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	130	5	10	“The 7th Is Made Up of Phantoms”		Alan Crosland Jr.	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		13	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	310	9	10	“Goodbye, George”		Robert Stevens	William Fay	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	131	5	11	“A Short Drink from a Certain Fountain”		Bernard Girard	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a story by: Lou Holz	Rod Serling
		20	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	311	9	11	“How to Get Rid of Your Wife”		Alf Kjellin	Robert Gould	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	132	5	12	“Ninety Years Without Slumbering”		Roger Kay	Teleplay by: Richard De Roy Story by: Johnson Smith	Rod Serling
		27		133		13	“Ring-a-Ding Girl”		Alan Crosland, Jr.	Earl Hamner, Jr.
1964	January	3	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	312	9	12	“Three Wives Too Many”		Joseph M. Newman	Short story by: Kenneth Fearing Teleplay by: Arthur A. Ross	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	134	5	14	“You Drive”		John Brahm	Earl Hamner, Jr.	Rod Serling
		10	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	313	9	13	“The Magic Shop”		Robert Stevens	Story by: H. G. Wells Teleplay by: John Collier	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	135	5	15	“The Long Morrow”		Robert Florey	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		17		136		16	“The Self-Improvement of Salvadore Ross”		Don Siegel	Teleplay by: Jerry McNeely Based on a short story by: Henry Slesar
		24	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	314	9	14	“Beyond the Sea of Death”		Alf Kjellin	Short story by: Miriam Allen DeFord Teleplay by: William D. Gordon & Alfred Hayes	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	137	5	17	“Number 12 Looks Just Like You”		Abner Biberman	Charles Beaumont and John Tomerlin	Rod Serling
		31	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	315	9	15	“Night Caller”		Alf Kjellin	Teleplay by: Robert Westerby	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	138	5	18	“Black Leather Jackets”		Joseph M. Newman	Earl Hamner, Jr.	Rod Serling
	February	7	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	316	9	16	“The Evil of Adelaide Winters”		Laslo Benedek	Arthur A. Ross	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	139	5	19	“Night Call”		Jacques Tourneur	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
		14	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	317	9	17	“The Jar”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: Ray Bradbury Teleplay by: James Bridges	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	140	5	20	“From Agnes – With Love”		Richard Donner	Bernard C. Schoenfeld	Rod Serling
		21	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	318	9	18	“Final Escape”		William Witney	Story by: Thomas H. Cannan, Jr. & Randall Hood Teleplay by: John Resko	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	141	5	21	“Spur of the Moment”		Elliot Silverstein	Richard Matheson	Rod Serling
		28		142		22	“An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge”		Robert Enrico	From a story by: Ambrose Bierce Adapted by: Robert Enrico
	March	6	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	319	9	19	“Murder Case”		John Brahm	James Bridges	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	143	5	23	“Queen of the Nile”			Charles Beaumont	Rod Serling
		13	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	320	9	20	“Anyone for Murder?”		Leo Penn	Short story by: Jack Ritchie	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	144	5	24	“What’s in the Box”		Richard L. Bare	Martin M. Goldsmith	Rod Serling
		20	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	321	9	21	“Beast in View”		Joseph M. Newman	Novel by: Margaret Millar Teleplay by: James Bridges	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	145	5	25	“The Masks”		Ida Lupino	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		27	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	322	9	22	“Behind the Locked Door”		Robert Douglas	Teleplay by: Joel Murcott	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	146	5	26	“I Am the Night—Color Me Black”		Abner Biberman	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	April	3	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	323	9	23	“A Matter of Murder”		David Lowell Rich	Boris Sobelman	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	147	5	27	“Sounds and Silences”		Richard Donner	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		10	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	324	9	24	“The Gentleman Caller”		Joseph M. Newman	James Bridges	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	148	5	28	“Caesar and Me”		Robert Butler	Adele T. Strassfield	Rod Serling
		17	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	325	9	25	“The Ordeal of Mrs. Snow”		Robert Stevens	Alvin Sargent	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	149	5	29	“The Jeopardy Room”		Richard Donner	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		24		150		30	“Stopover in a Quiet Town”		Ron Winston	Earl Hamner, Jr.
	May	1	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	326	9	26	“Ten Minutes from Now”		Alf Kjellin	Teleplay by: Arthur A. Ross Short story by: Jack Ritchie	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	151	5	31	“The Encounter”		Robert Butler	Martin M. Goldsmith	Rod Serling
		8	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	327	9	27	“The Sign of Satan”		Robert Douglas	Barre Lyndon	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	152	5	32	“Mr. Garrity and the Graves”		Ted Post	Teleplay by: Rod Serling Based on a story by: Mike Korologos	Rod Serling
		15	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	328	9	28	“Who Needs an Enemy?”		Harry Morgan	Arthur A. Ross	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	153	5	33	“The Brain Center at Whipple’s”		Richard Donner	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
		22	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	329	9	29	“Bed of Roses”		Philip Leacock	James Bridges	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	154	5	34	“Come Wander with Me”		Richard Donner	Anthony Wilson	Rod Serling
		29	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	330	9	30	“The Second Verdict”		Lewis Teague	Story by: Henry Slesar Teleplay by: Alfred Hayes & Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
			The Twilight Zone	155	5	35	“The Fear”		Ted Post	Rod Serling	Rod Serling
	June	5	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	331	9	31	“Isabel”		Alf Kjellin	Novel by: S. B. Hough Teleplay by: William Fay & Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
		19	The Twilight Zone	156	5	36	“The Bewitchin’ Pool”		Joseph M. Newman	Earl Hamner, Jr.	Rod Serling
	July	3	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour	332	9	32	“Body In The Barn”			Harold Swanton	Alfred Hitchcock
	October	5		333	10	1	“The Return of Verge Likens”		Arnold Laven	Teleplay by: James Bridges Story by: Davis Grubb
		12		334		2	“Change of Address”		David Friedkin	Story by: Andrew Benedict Teleplay by: Morton S. Fine & David Friedkin
		19		335		3	“Water’s Edge”		Bernard Girard	Short story by: Robert Bloch Teleplay by: Alfred Hayes
		26		336		4	“The Life Work of Juan Diaz”		Norman Lloyd	Story by: Ray Bradbury
	November	9		337		5	“See the Monkey Dance”		Joseph M. Newman	Lewis Davidson
		16		338		6	“Lonely Place”		Harvey Hart	Francis Gwaltney
		23		339		7	“The McGregor Affair”		David Friedkin	David Friedkin
	December	7		340		8	“Misadventure”		Joseph M. Newman	Lewis Davidson
		14		341		9	“Triumph”		Harvey Hart	Arthur A. Ross
		21		342		10	“Memo from Purgatory”		Joseph Pevney	Harlan Ellison
		28		343		11	“Consider Her Ways”		Robert Stevens	Oscar Millard
1965	January	4		344		12	“The Crimson Witness”		David Friedkin	David Friedkin
		11		345		13	“Where the Woodbine Twineth”		Alf Kjellin	James Bridges
		18		346		14	“The Final Performance”		John Brahm	Robert Bloch
	February	1		347		15	“Thanatos Palace Hotel”		Laslo Benedek	Arthur A. Ross
		8		348		16	“One of the Family”		Joseph Pevney	Oscar Millard
		15		349		17	“An Unlocked Window”		Joseph M. Newman	James Bridges
		22		350		18	“The Trap”		John Brahm	Lee Kalcheim
	March	1		351		19	“Wally the Beard”		James H. Brown	Arthur A. Ross
		8		352		20	“Death Scene”		Harvey Hart	James Bridges
		15		353		21	“The Photographer and the Undertaker”		Alex March	Alfred Hayes
		22		354		22	“Thou Still Unravished Bride”		David Friedkin	Story by: Avram Davidson Morton S. Fine & David Friedkin
		29		355		23	“Completely Foolproof”		Alf Kjellin	Anthony Terpiloff
	April	5		356		24	“Power of Attorney”		Harvey Hart	Teleplay by: James Bridges
		12		357		25	“The World’s Oldest Motive”		Harry Morgan	Lewis Davidson
		19		358		26	“The Monkey’s Paw - A Retelling”		Robert Stevens	Teleplay by: Morton S. Fine, David Friedkin, & Anthony Terpiloff Story by: W. W. Jacobs
		26		359		27	“The Second Wife”		Joseph M. Newman	Teleplay by: Robert Bloch Story by: Richard Deming
	May	3		360		28	“Night Fever”		Herbert Coleman	Teleplay by: Gilbert Ralston Short story by: Clark Howard
		10		361		29	“Off Season”		William Friedkin	Teleplay by: Robert Bloch Shory story by: Edward D. Hoch
1977	February	2	Quinn Martin’s Tales of the Unexpected	1	1	1	“The Final Chapter”		Richard Lang	John Wilder Based on a short story by: Richard O. Lewis	William Conrad
		9		2		2	“The Mask of Adonis”			Ken Trevey
		16		3		3	“Devil Pack”		Harry Falk	Arnold Somkin & John Wilder Based on a story by: Nina Laemmle
		23		4		4	“The Nomads”		Allen Reisner	Earl Wallace Story by: Anthony Wilson
	March	9		5		5	“A Hand For Sonny Blue”		Curtis Harrington	John Wilder Based on the short story “The Hand That Wouldn’t Behave” by: Emile C. Schurmacher
		13		6		6	“The Force of Evil”		Richard Lang	Robert Malcolm Young
	August	17		7		7	“You’re Not Alone”		Allen Reisner	Carol Saraceno
		24		8		8	“No Way Out”		Walter Grauman	Teleplay by: Richard W. Fielder Story by: James Schmerer
1984	June	24	The Twilight Zone	157	Film		Twilight Zone: The Movie	Prologue	John Landis	John Landis	Burgess Meredith
								“Time Out”
				158				“Kick the Can”	Steven Spielberg	Richard Matheson and Melissa Mathison Based on the original screenplay by: George Clayton Johnson
				159				“It’s a Good Life”	Joe Dante	Richard Matheson Based on the story by: Jerome Bixby
				160				“Nightmare at 20,000 Feet”	George Miller	Richard Matheson
1985	May	5	Alfred Hitchcock Presents	362	11	1	Pilot	“Incident in a Small Jail”	Joel Oliansky	Joel Oliansky & Henry Slesar	Alfred Hitchcock
				363				“Man from the South”	Steve De Jarnatt	William Fay & Steve De Jarnatt Story by: Roald Dahl
				364				“Bang! You’re Dead!”	Randa Haines	Christopher Crowe & Harold Swanton
				365				“An Unlocked Window”	Fred Walton	Fred Walton & James Bridges
	September	27	The Twilight Zone	161	6	1	“Shatterday”		Wes Craven	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on the short story by: Harlan Ellison	Charles Aidman
				162			“A Little Peace and Quiet”			James Crocker
	October	4		163		2	“Wordplay”			Rockne S. O’Bannon
				164			“Dreams for Sale”		Tommy Lee Wallace	Joe Gannon
				165			“Chameleon”		Wes Craven	James Crocker
		11		166		3	“Healer”		Sigmund Neufeld	Michael Bryant
				167			“Children’s Zoo”		Robert Downey	Chris Hubbell & Gerrit Graham
				168			“Kentucky Rye”		John Hancock	Richard Krzemien & Chip Duncan
		18		169		4	“Little Boy Lost”		Tommy Lee Wallace	Lynn Walker
				170			“Wish Bank”		Rick Friedberg	Michael Cassutt
				171			“Nightcrawlers”		William Friedkin	Teleplay by: Philip DeGuere Based on the short story by: Robert R. McCammon
		25		172		5	“If She Dies”		John Hancock	David Bennett Carren
				173			“Ye Gods”		Peter Medak	Anne Collins
	November	1		174		6	“Examination Day”		Paul Lynch	Teleplay by: Philip DeGuere Based on the short story by: Henry Slesar
				175			“A Message from Charity”			Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on the short story by: William M. Lee
		8		176		7	“Teacher’s Aide”		B. W. L. Norton	Steven Barnes
				177			“Paladin of the Lost Hour”		Gilbert Cates (credited as Alan Smithee)	Teleplay by: Harlan Ellison Based on his short story “Paladin”
		15		178		8	“Act Break”		Theodore J. Flicker	Haskell Barkin
				179			“The Burning Man”		J. D. Feigelson	Teleplay by: J. D. Feigelson Based on the short story by: Ray Bradbury
				180			“Dealer’s Choice”		Wes Craven	Donald Todd
		22		181		9	“Dead Woman’s Shoes”		Peter Medak	Teleplay by: Lynn Barker Based on the story and teleplay by: Charles Beaumont
				182			“Wong’s Lost and Found Emporium”		Paul Lynch	Alan Brennert Based on the story by: William F. Wu
		29		183		10	“The Shadow Man”		Joe Dante	Rockne S. O’Bannon
				184			“The Uncle Devil Show”		David Steinberg	Donald Todd
				185			“Opening Day”		John Milius	Gerrit Graham & Chris Hubbell
	December	6		186		11	“The Beacon”		Gerd Oswald	Martin Pasko & Rebecca Parr
				187			“One Life, Furnished in Early Poverty”		Don Carlos Dunaway	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert From a short story by: Harlan Ellison
		13		188		12	“Her Pilgrim Soul”		Wes Craven	Alan Brennert
				189			“I of Newton”		Kenneth Gilbert	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on the short story by: Joe Haldeman
		20		190		13	“Night of the Meek”		Martha Coolidge	Teleplay by: Rockne S. O’Bannon Based on the story and teleplay by: Rod Serling
				191			“But Can She Type?”		Shelley Levinson	Martin Pasko & Rebecca Parr
				192			“The Star”		Gerd Oswald	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on the short story by: Arthur C. Clarke
1986	January	3		193		14	“Still Life”		Peter Medak	Gerrit Graham & Chris Hubbell
				194			“The Little People of Killany Woods”		J. D. Feigelson	J. D. Feigelson
				195			“The Misfortune Cookie”		Allan Arkush	Teleplay by: Steven Rae Based on the short story by: Charles E. Fritch
		24		196		15	“Monsters!”		B. W. L. Norton	Robert Crais
				197			“A Small Talent for War”		Claudia Weill	Carter Scholz & Alan Brennert
				198			“A Matter of Minutes”		Sheldon Larry	Teleplay by: Rockne S. O’Bannon Suggested by the story Yesterday Was Monday by: Theodore Sturgeon
		31		199		16	“The Elevator”		R. L. Thomas	Ray Bradbury
				200			“To See the Invisible Man”		Noel Black	Teleplay by: Steven Barnes Suggested by the short story by: Robert Silverberg
				201			“Tooth and Consequences”		Robert Downey	Haskell Barkin
	February	7		202		17	“Welcome to Winfield”		Bruce Bilson	Les Enloe
				203			“Quarantine”		Martha Coolidge	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Story by: Philip DeGuere and Steven Bochco
		14		204		18	“Gramma”		Bradford May	Teleplay by: Harlan Ellison Based on the short story by: Stephen King
				205			“Personal Demons”		Peter Medak	Rockne S. O’Bannon
				206			“Cold Reading”		Gus Trikonis	Martin Pasko & Rebecca Parr
		21		206		19	“The Leprechaun-Artist”		Tommy Lee Wallace	Teleplay by: Tommy Lee Wallace Story by: James Crocker
				207			“Dead Run”		Paul Tucker	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on the short story by: Greg Bear
	March	7		208		20	“Profile in Silver”		John Hancock	J. Neil Schulman
				209			“Button, Button”		Peter Medak	Teleplay by: Logan Swanson (pen name of Richard Matheson) Based on the short story by: Richard Matheson
		21		210		21	“Need to Know”		Paul Lynch	Teleplay by: Mary Sheldon Story by: Sidney Sheldon
				211			“Red Snow”		Jeannot Szwarc	Michael Cassutt
		28		212		22	“Take My Life…Please!”		Gus Trikonis	Gordon Mitchell
				213			“Devil’s Alphabet”		Ben Bolt	Teleplay by: Robert Hunter Based on the story The Everlasting Club by: Arthur Gray
				214			“The Library”		John Hancock	Anne Collins
	April	4		215		23	“Shadow Play”		Paul Lynch	Teleplay by: James Crocker Based on the story and teleplay by: Charles Beaumont
				216			“Grace Note”		Peter Medak	Patrice Messina
		11		217		24	“A Day in Beaumont”		Philip DeGuere	David Gerrold
				218			“The Last Defender of Camelot”		Jeannot Szwarc	Teleplay by: George R. R. Martin Based on the story by: Roger Zelazny
	September	27		219	7	1	“The Once and Future King”		Jim McBride	Teleplay by: George R. R. Martin Story by: Bryce Maritano
				220			“A Saucer of Loneliness”		John Hancock	Teleplay by: David Gerrold Based on the short story by: Theodore Sturgeon
	October	4		221		2	“What Are Friends For?”		Gus Trikonis	J. Michael Straczynski
				222			“Aqua Vita”		Paul Tucker	Jeremy Bertrand Finch & Paul Chitlik
		11		223		3	“The Storyteller”		Paul Lynch	Rockne S. O’Bannon
			224	“Nightsong”			Bradford May	Michael Reaves
		18	225	4	“The After Hours”		Bruce Malmuth	Teleplay by: Rockne S. O’Bannon Based on the story and teleplay by: Rod Serling
			226		“Lost and Found”		Gus Trikonis	Teleplay by: George R. R. Martin Based on the short story by: Phyllis Eisenstein
			227		“The World Next Door”		Paul Lynch	Lan O’Kun
	December	4	228	5	“The Toys of Caliban”		Thomas J. Wright	Story by: Terry Matz Teleplay by: George R. R. Martin
		11	229	6	“The Convict’s Piano”			Teleplay by: Patrice Messina Story by: James Crocker
		18	230	7	“The Road Less Traveled”		Wes Craven	George R. R. Martin
1987	February	21	231	8	“The Card”		Bradford May	Michael Cassutt
			232		“The Junction”		Bill Duke	Virginia Aldridge
	May	21	233	9	“Joy Ride”		Gil Bettman	Cal Willingham
			234		“Shelter Skelter”		Martha Coolidge	Teleplay by: Ron Cobb and Robin Love Story by: Ron Cobb
			235		“Private Channel”		Peter Medak	Edward Redlich
	July	10	236	10	“Time and Teresa Golowitz”		Shelley Levinson	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on a short story by: Parke Godwin
			237		“Voices in the Earth”		Curtis Harrington	Alan Brennert
		17	238	11	“Song of the Younger World”		Noel Black	Anthony & Nancy Lawrence
			239		“The Girl I Married”		Philip DeGuere	J. M. DeMatteis
1988	September	24	239	8	1	“The Curious Case of Edgar Witherspoon”		René Bonnière	Teleplay by: Haskell Barkin Story by: Haskell Barkin and J. Michael Straczynski	Robin Ward
	October	1	240		2	“Extra Innings”		Doug Jackson	Tom Palmer
		8	241		3	“The Crossing”		Paul Lynch	Ralph Phillips
		15	242		4	“The Hunters”			Paul Chitlik & Jeremy Bertrand Finch
		22	243		5	“Dream Me a Life”		Allan King	J. Michael Straczynski
		29	244		6	“Memories”		Richard Bugajski	Bob Underwood
	November	5	245		7	“The Hellgramite Method”		Gilbert Shilton	William Selby
		12	246		8	“Our Selena is Dying”		Bruce Pittman	Story by: Rod Serling Teleplay by: J. Michael Straczynski
		19	247		9	“The Call”		Gilbert Shilton	J. Michael Straczynski
		26	248		10	“The Trance”		Randy Bradshaw	Jeff Stuart and J. Michael Straczynski
	December
		3	249		11	“Acts of Terror”		Brad Turner	J. Michael Straczynski
		10	250		12	“20/20 Vision”		Jim Purdy	Robert Walden
		17	251		13	“There Was an Old Woman”		Otta Hanus	Tom J. Astle
		24	252		14	“The Trunk”		Steve DiMarco	Paul Chitlik & Jeremy Bertrand Finch
		31	253		15	“Appointment on Route 17”		René Bonnière	Haskell Barkin
1989	January	7	254		16	“The Cold Equations”		Martin Lavut	Teleplay by: Alan Brennert Based on a story by: Tom Godwin
		14	255		17	“Stranger in Possum Meadows”		Sturla Gunnarsson	Paul Chitlik & Jeremy Bertrand Finch
		21	256		18	“Street of Shadows”		Richard Bugajski	Michael Reaves
		28	257		19	“ Something in the Walls”		Allan Kroeker	J. Michael Straczynski
	February	4	258		20	“A Game of Pool”		Randy Bradshaw	George Clayton Johnson
		11	259		21	“Room 2426”		Ryszard Bugajski	Jeremy Bertrand Finch & Paul Chitlik
		18	260		22	“The Mind of Simon Foster”		Doug Jackson	J. Michael Straczynski
		25	261		23	“The Wall”		Atom Egoyan
	March	4	262		24	“Cat and Mouse”		Eric Till	Christy Marx
		11	263		25	“Rendezvous in a Dark Place”		René Bonnière	J. Michael Straczynski
		18	264		26	“Many, Many Monkeys”		Richard Bugajski	William Froug
		25	265		27	“Love is Blind”		Gilbert Shilton	Cal Willingham
	April	1	266		28	“Crazy as a Soup Sandwich”		Paul Lynch	Harlan Ellison
		8	267		29	“Special Service”		Randy Bradshaw	J. Michael Straczynski
		15	268		30	“Father and Son Game”			Jeremy Bertrand Finch & Paul Chitlik
1994	May	19	269	Film		Twilight Zone: Rod Serling’s Lost Classics	“The Theatre”	Robert Markowitz	Outlined by: Rod Serling Expanded and scripted by: Richard Matheson	James Earl Jones
			270				“Where the Dead Are”		Rod Serling
2002	September	18	271	9	1	“Evergreen”		Allan Kroeker	Jill Blotevogel	Forest Whitaker
			272		2	“One Night at Mercy”		Peter O’Fallon	Christopher Mack
		25	273		3	“Shades of Guilt”		Perry Lang	Ira Steven Behr
			274		4	“Dream Lover”		Peter O’Fallon	Frederick Rappaport
	October	2	275		5	“Cradle of Darkness”		Jean de Segonzac	Kamran Pasha
			276		6	“Night Route”			Jill Blotevogel
		9	276		7	“Time Lapse”		John T. Kretchmer	James Crocker
			277		8	“Dead Man’s Eyes”		Jerry Levine	Frederick Rappaport
		16	278		9	“The Pool Guy”		Paul Shapiro	Hans Beimler
			279		10	“Azoth the Avenger Is a Friend of Mine”		Brad Turner	Brent V. Friedman
		23	280		11	“The Lineman”		Jonathan Frakes	Pen Densham
		30	281		12	“Harsh Mistress”		Brad Turner	Bradley Thompson & David Weddle
			282		13	“Upgrade”		Joe Chappelle	Robert Hewitt Wolfe
	November	6	283		14	“To Protect and Serve”			Kamran Pasha
			284		15	“Chosen”		Winrich Kolbe	Ira Steven Behr
		13	285		16	“Sensuous Cindy”		John T. Kretchmer	James Crocker
			286		17	“Hunted”		Patrick Norris	Christopher Mack
		20	287		18	“Mr. Motivation”		Deran Sarafian	Teleplay by: Brent V. Friedman Story by: Steven Aspis
			288		19	“Sanctuary”		Patrick Norris	James Crocker
		27	289		20	“Future Trade”		Bob Balaban	Clyde Hayes
			290		21	“Found and Lost”		Vern Gillum	Teleplay by: Frederick Rappaport Story by: Bill Mumy
	December	11	291		22	“Gabe’s Story”		Allan Kroeker	Dusty Kay
			292		23	“Last Lap”		Brad Turner	Rob Hedden
2003	January	8	293		24	“The Path”		Jerry Levine	James Crocker
			294		25	“Fair Warning”		John T. Kretchmer	David Weddle & Bradley Thompson
	February	5	295		26	“Another Life”		Risa Bramon Garcia	Amir Mann & Brent V. Friedman
			296		27	“Rewind”		Kevin Bray	James Crocker
		12	297		28	“Tagged”		James Head	Story by: Charles Largent Teleplay by: Michael Angeli
			298		29	“Into the Light”		Lou Diamond Phillips	Moira Kirland Dekker
		19	299		30	“It’s Still a Good Life”		Allan Kroeker	Ira Steven Behr Based on characters created by: Jerome Bixby
			300		31	“The Monsters Are on Maple Street”		Debbie Allen	Teleplay by: Erin Maher & Kay Reindl Story by: Rod Serling
		26	301		32	“Memphis”		Eriq La Salle	Eriq La Salle
			302		33	“How Much Do You Love Your Kid?”		Allison Liddi-Brown	Michael Angeli
	April	2	303		34	“The Placebo Effect”		Jerry Levine	Teleplay by: Brent V. Friedman Story by: Rebecca Swanson
			304		35	“Cold Fusion”		Eli Richbourg	Ashley Edward Miller & Zack Stentz
		23	305		36	“The Pharaoh’s Curse”		Bob Balaban	Stephen Beck
			306		37	“The Collection”		John T. Kretchmer	Erin Maher & Kay Reindl
		30	307		38	“Eye of the Beholder”		David R. Ellis	Rod Serling
			308		39	“Developing”		Allison Liddi-Brown	Moira Kirland Dekker
	May	7	309		40	“The Executions of Grady Finch”		John Peter Kousakis	Teleplay by: Ira Steven Behr and Brent V. Friedman Story by: Frederick Rappaport
			310		41	“Homecoming”		Risa Bramon Garcia	Teleplay by: Michael Angeli Story by: Bradley Thompson & David Weddle
		21	311		42	“Sunrise”		Tim Matheson	Teleplay by: Frederick Rappaport Story by: Katrina Cabrera Ortega
			312		43	“Burned”		John T. Kretchmer	Seth Weisburst & Daniel Wolowicz

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