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The Best Episodes of The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4

Every episode of The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 ranked from best to worst. Discover the Best Episodes of The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4!

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  1. #1 Fan Favorite
    The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 1 - Fogbound
    6.5/10(126 votes)

    #1 - Fogbound

    S4:E1

    On a foggy night a woman is at home alone with a killer on the loose in the area.

    Director:Mark Sobel
    Writer:Lee Erwin

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  2. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 2 - Pen Pal
    6.2/10(102 votes)

    #2 - Pen Pal

    S4:E2

    A man that a woman has been a pen pal with for some years escapes from prison.

    Director:René Bonnière
    Writers:Henry Slesar, Hilary Murray, Jay Folb

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  3. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 3 - Ancient Voices
    5.7/10(92 votes)

    #3 - Ancient Voices

    S4:E3

    A detective must solve a murder that took place during a seance.

    Director:Bill Corcoran
    Writers:William Laurin, Glenn Davis, Michael Sloan

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  4. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 4 - Survival of the Fittest
    6.7/10(98 votes)

    #4 - Survival of the Fittest

    S4:E4

    A writer finds something unexpected when he returns home to his estate.

    Director:Allan King
    Writer:Michael Sloan

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  5. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 5 - The Big Spin
    5.2/10(104 votes)

    #5 - The Big Spin

    S4:E5

    A self-centered New York city cab driver tries to pick up a model.

    Director:Al Waxman
    Writers:Matt Dearborn, Maxwell Pitt

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  6. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 6 - Don't Sell Yourself Short
    6.5/10(95 votes)

    #6 - Don't Sell Yourself Short

    S4:E6

    Some Wall Street brokers devise a scheme to make their first million.

    Director:René Bonnière
    Writer:Douglas Steinberg

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  7. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 7 - For Art's Sake
    6.7/10(91 votes)

    #7 - For Art's Sake

    S4:E7

    An established artist taking credit for his wife's work pays for his deceit.

    Director:Bill Corcoran
    Writer:Linda Chase

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  8. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 8 - Murder in Mind
    6.3/10(103 votes)

    #8 - Murder in Mind

    S4:E8

    A writer of mystery stories imagines there are devious things going on at her new neighbor's house.

    Director:Allan King
    Writer:Unknown

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  9. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 9 - Mirror, Mirror
    5.6/10(88 votes)

    #9 - Mirror, Mirror

    S4:E9

    A woman with split personalities lives in terror after someone is murdered at the door steps of her apartment building.

    Director:Richard J. Lewis
    Writers:Sharon Corder, Jack Blum

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  10. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 10 - Skeleton in the Closet
    5.3/10(84 votes)

    #10 - Skeleton in the Closet

    S4:E10

    A man tries to blackmail a high society woman for something she did when she was in college.

    Director:George Mendeluk
    Writers:William Laurin, Brian Clemens, Glenn Davis

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  11. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 11 - In the Driver's Seat
    5.5/10(99 votes)

    #11 - In the Driver's Seat

    S4:E11

    A man confined to a wheelchair after a racing car accident abuses those around him.

    Director:Timothy Bond
    Writers:William Laurin, Paul Monette, Glenn Davis, Alfred Sole

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  12. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 12 - Driving Under the Influence
    6.1/10(93 votes)

    #12 - Driving Under the Influence

    S4:E12

    A man who drinks and drives hits a woman and leaves her for dead.

    Director:Brad Silberling
    Writers:Richard Yalem, Josephine Cummings

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  13. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 13 - In the Name of Science
    6.3/10(113 votes)

    #13 - In the Name of Science

    S4:E13

    A biochemical scientist looking for a breakthrough discovery is only interested in becoming rich and famous so will take the discovery any way he can get it.

    Director:Zale Dalen
    Writers:Alan Swyer, William Laurin, Glenn Davis

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  14. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 14 - Romance Machine
    5.3/10(102 votes)

    #14 - Romance Machine

    S4:E14

    Sometime in the future, a brilliant scientist who is not very good with woman creates a cyborg to do the romancing for him.

    Director:René Bonnière
    Writer:Robert DeLaurentis

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  15. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 15 - Diamonds Aren't Forever
    6.5/10(124 votes)

    #15 - Diamonds Aren't Forever

    S4:E15

    Superspy James... drops in on a resort. His mission is to retrieve a statue before the Soviets do. Any one or more of the eccentric guests at the resort may be the Soviet agent(s).

    Director:Peter Crane
    Writers:William Laurin, Glenn Davis

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  16. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 16 - My Dear Watson
    5.7/10(96 votes)

    #16 - My Dear Watson

    S4:E16

    Just after returning from the Orient, Watson is kidnapped and it is up to Sherlock Holmes to find him.

    Director:Jorge Montesi
    Writer:Susan Woollen

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  17. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 17 - Night Creatures
    5.1/10(99 votes)

    #17 - Night Creatures

    S4:E17

    A reporter is assigned to cover a concert for rock stars Adam Lust and The Vampires who are debuting a new album.

    Director:Richard J. Lewis
    Writer:Michael Sloan

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  18. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 18 - The Man Who Knew Too Little
    6.1/10(91 votes)

    #18 - The Man Who Knew Too Little

    S4:E18

    A man wakes in a hotel room with amnesia and a headache.

    Director:Ray Austin
    Writers:William Laurin, Glenn Davis, Pascal Bonnière

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  19. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 19 - Reunion
    6.2/10(94 votes)

    #19 - Reunion

    S4:E19

    Seven Vietnam veterans gather annually to recall their leader's death.

    Director:John Wood
    Writer:Michael Sloan

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  20. The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents Season 4 Episode 20 - South by Southeast
    5.9/10(92 votes)

    #20 - South by Southeast

    S4:E20

    An actor is a victim of mistaken identity.

    Director:Timothy Bond
    Writers:Robert DeLaurentis, Michael Sloan

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Season 4 Ratings Summary

"Fogbound" is the best rated episode of "The New Alfred Hitchcock Presents" season 4. It scored 6.5/10 based on 126 votes. Directed by Mark Sobel and written by Lee Erwin, it aired on 10/8/1988. This episode is rated 0.3 points higher than the second-best, "Pen Pal".