Alfred Hitchcock Presents

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American television series anthology television series black-and-white television program

Alfred Hitchcock Presents is a classic American television anthology series created and hosted by filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock, known for its suspenseful, twist-ending stories.

Aliases (1)

Alfred Hitchcock television works ×1

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	American television series → anthology television series → black-and-white television program →
airedInTimeSlot	prime time →
basedOn	crime fiction → short stories →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
creator	Alfred Hitchcock →
distributionFormat	syndication →
distributor	Revue Studios →
featuredActor	Alfred Hitchcock (host segments) →
featuredDirector	Alfred Hitchcock → Herschel Daugherty → Norman Lloyd → Robert Stevens →
firstAired	1955-10-02 →
followedBy	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour →
format	self-contained weekly stories →
genre	mystery → suspense → thriller →
hasHomeMediaRelease	DVD → digital streaming →
hasReboot	The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents →
hasSpinOff	The Alfred Hitchcock Hour →
host	Alfred Hitchcock →
hostSegmentsFeature	Alfred Hitchcock’s closing comments → Alfred Hitchcock’s humorous introductions →
influenced	later television anthology series →
lastAired	1962-06-26 →
notableFor	ironic dark humor → twist endings →
numberOfEpisodes	268 →
numberOfSeasons	7 →
openingTheme	Funeral March of a Marionette →
openingThemeComposer	Charles Gounod →
originalLanguage	English →
originallyAiredOn	CBS (1955–1960) → NBC (1960–1962) →
originallyBroadcastOn	American broadcast television →
originalNetwork	CBS → NBC →
partOf	Alfred Hitchcock television works →
pictureFormat	black-and-white →
presenter	Alfred Hitchcock →
productionCompany	Shamley Productions →
rebootAired	1985–1989 →
runtimePerEpisode	25 minutes →
segmentType	live-action →
setIn	various contemporary locations →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Paul Henreid →	directedTelevisionSeries
Alfred Hitchcock Presents ("Alfred Hitchcock television works") →	partOf
Norman Lloyd →	produced
Fay Wray →	televisionAppearance