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The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents S3E14 — Career Move
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The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents•Season 3•Episode 14

Career Move

5.7/10 · 105 votesMay 28, 1988

Ranked #18 of 21 in Season 3•−0.5 vs season avg

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After a long hiatus, a pop singer fakes his own death to generate publicity before he makes a comeback.

Directed byTimothy Bond
Written byWilliam Laurin, Montgomery Burt, Glenn Davis
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Episode Summary

"Career Move" is episode 14 of The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents season 3. It scored 5.7/10 from 105 votes, ranking #18 of 21 episodes this season (season average 6.2). Directed by Timothy Bond and written by William Laurin, Montgomery Burt, Glenn Davis, it aired on May 28, 1988.

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