Alfred Hitchcock's The Older Sister -- LIzzie Borden

[Zander45]

go to HULA and put it in the search and you will find it.

[GoldDredger35]

Where the hell is the rest of the episode?! Damn it!

[fromthesidelines]

Hitch's monologues were fashioned for him by James Allardice; he wrote them for the series' entire ten year run.

[homsarshat]

Congratulations, you've got the JoJ.

[Jantv81]

Director: Alfred Hitchcock. Starring: Cary Grant, Gary Cooper, Jimmy Stewart, Farley Granger, Grace Kelly, Janet Leigh, Carole Lombard and Tippi Hendren. Producer: David O. Selznick.

[DesertSmeagle]

Ive been watching these and the only thing they remind me of is the paychos on courage the cowardly dog

[Jadama0]

I want to see the rest of this.... awww...

[Tork110]

I remember this episode. The first moment you see Emma you know she's crazy.

[UserOfTheUnknown]

There was a video for Alfred Hitchcock to come back down, i sometimes wish he could . But his memory lives on in his movies. If he was still alive, he's be 111 years old. At keast Mr Hitchcock wouldn't be featuring remakes, like they do now. You're a legend Alfred Hitchcock!

[filmidioten]

@UserOfTheUnknown I love and worship Hitch, he has been my favorite director since I was like ten years old, but the comment on remakes, Hitch remade his own "The Man Who Knew Too Much", and one could even say he at times also remade the whole innocent-man-on-the-lam movie :)

[curtisjones400]

@filmidioten The man was brillant and is truly missed

[lowfuellevel]

wow, I'd love to watch this show in its entirety

[xngk]

@lowfuellevel It is on Hulu (if you are in the USA)

[lowfuellevel]

@xngk thank you so much!

[JubalCalif]

Oh that Lizzie Borden...she must have been a real cut up! Guess she had an axe to grind with her pa & stepma!

[jminto88]

he was a genus thank goodness people like you upload thses thank you,,i cant get enough of his storys,j sunshine

[JaminHell]

little pecker singing...i give her something to axe about.

[kitteesPJs]

@JaminHell LOL! She was flirting with 42--and one more for good measure.

[NESSABUBBLES1972]

Old times old times..... i wish they had more shows like this now........

[curtisjones400]

@NESSABUBBLES1972 i agree 100%-television today is a joke

[cathsingalto]

Oh man, wish I could have seen the entire episode. I'm already hooked into learning more about the Lizzie Borden murder case. I can think of another movie that may have a related link to this legend - Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho."

[airfoobar]

Why aren't these in the public domain :'(

Damn you eternal copyrights!

[badhorsiee]

i loved this episode!! alfred is one of the greatest genius who ever graced this sick world

[eze14213]

is that episode on here where the dude made a bet that he can light the lighter like 10 times in a row and if he would fail they would cut off his finger or somthin like that..i always liked that episode..

[KawaiiKao]

@eze14213

I think that episode is called "The Man From the South"

[eze14213]

@KawaiiKao your right i knew steve mcqueen was in it but never knew what it was called thanx :)

[odog65]

I remember when they aired this a lot on Nice at Nite when he died

[odog65]

how come this show only lasted 7 seasons this show had the potiental to run into the 70's maybe early 80's ending in 85 or so

[Jantv81]

Hitchcock died in 1980, yet his true love was directing film, which he did up until his health declined.

[prayupblessings]

The name of the episode that I inquired about is called, "Lonely Place". thanks for the response TheGatorfan93

[prayupblessings]

Does anyone know the name of the episode when a farmer and his wife invite a stranger to work on their farm..stranger kills her pet squirrel....at the end the wife kills the husband because he didn't defend her from the crazy stranger. Please help..thanks.

[TheGatorfan93]

know the name of the episode

the title eludes me,but its a alfred hitchcock hour episode from 1964 or 65.Bruce dern is the stranger

[KURISUCHRIS99]

this is my favorite episode form season 1

carmen mattews is such a good actress

it sucks that she wasnt a main role in any movies

[markmustb1]

thx to hitch we know...

it was the sister ~

[Bestmanme08]

Alfred Hitchcock TV show discussed in great new bio (All About Jeffrey Hunter) at amazon!

[GEVMM]

Sign my petiton to stop Universal pictures form remaking Hitchcock's The Birds!

The link is on my profile.

[odog65]

I know Hollywood claims they ran out of ideas and shit and they have to do a damn remake of a origional. I know there's shelved ideas from decades past collecting dust why not brush those off.

if hollywood wants a bird movie have stephen king write a book about ravenous vultures and wes craven direct it and Robert Enguld star in it somewhere

[rem2267]

Hitch kicks ass, and so did Lizzie!

[melas169226]

can you put the rest on?

[Malcham7]

0:15 reminds me when family guy made fun of that part

[CrackedNutFilms]

HAHAHA "We kept losing them in rehearsal" love it great director and great sense of humor

[GenghisKhan44]

sent a chill down my spine.

[petestrat07]

Alfred Hitchcock was the true pioneer of horror/thriller films. He was well ahead of his time and Psyco still stands up today as one of the best horror films of all time.What a ledgend.

[DirecTorQ8]

Great director ...!

[SweeneyCrit]

Alfred Hitchcock's Voice is Fantastic

[richcoolerearth]

what ever happened to "London bridge is falling down?"

Oh- I guess that whole architectural-disaster thing is to violent for a young girl anyways...

[Newrad91491]

hahaha i love it, you dont see humor like this very much anymore

[forrealll411]

hah this is crazy but i love it

[coffeecub]

yeah, it would be nice to see the whole episode. it's an interesting case. would love to see where the king of suspense goes with this

[TimothyBreeding]

The full version is on hulu

[asngulol]

his silhouette reminds me of Red Auerbach

[Mullahgrrl]

Reminds me of the beginning of M

[Baltimora1957]

I'm related to the poet John Keats. :-)

[willard3rd]

Hey so am I.

What a funny cowincedence.

[Delaware84]

this was cool....he is so dry lol

[LadyEmmaHamilton]

oh damn! gotta see this episode now or else it'll be bugging me till the day I die!

[JoeAuriun]

lmao!

[HitchcockMeteyard]

I have series one of Alfred Hitchcock Presents on DVD, the Joseph Cotten episode is called "Breakdown." It is scary and clever and slighly upsetting.

[Leanne60]

Has anyone got the episode with Joseph Cotten, where he has the car accident?? Man, what a scary one!!

[marielovesscott]

could we get the whole episode?? Please!!

[faceseyesweirdhumor2]

I'd love to see the whole episode.

[JPPT1974]

Hitch is da man! Miss him!

[Kayla21617]

Dam it!!!i wanna see more.

[pdplexml17]

What a great clip! I've lived in Fall River/Westport my whole life and had no idea Hitchcock even knew the area existed. But why wouldn't he? Thanks for posting this!

[odog65]

I hope to move back up there in the next 10 to 15 years

[Virtanenthe2]

"We had no trouble finding actors for the father and mother parts, but we lost them in re-hersials."

[wickedfan1IDINA]

i downloaded this show from itunes when i saw this on here ....it was good

[zedbout]

Hitchcock's timeless. This is one of my favs, along with Lamb to the Slaughter.

[Rodan75]

Hitchcock the greatest! We all miss him...

[jcrmusic]

Please post more, I haven't seen this one in a while.

[LilysShop]

this is awesome, Id totally love to see the rest of it!

[coffeecub]

why don't u post more on this piece?!