In this installment, Al Sjoerdsma delves into a story with roots in "The Lady Vanishes," Alexander Woolcott, Ernest Hemingway, Marie Belloc Lowndes, old-time radio, and the Detroit Free Press of the 1890s; an episode starring Pat Hitchcock, Sir Alfred's daughter.

In this installment, Al Sjoerdsma looks at the first of thirty episodes scripted by Robert C. Dennis and finds something in common between Irene Dunne, Marilyn Monroe and Doris Day.

In this installment, Al Sjoerdsma looks at Hitchcock's aversion to directing a Western then examines the third episode, a Western.

In this installment, Al Sjoerdsma examines "The Trouble With Harry," Hitchcock's sense of humor, and "Premonition," the second episode.

In this installment, Al Sjoerdsma delves into "Revenge," the first episode. Amy Cantu later joins Al for a discussion of "Revenge," "Vertigo," and Hitchcock's treatment of women.

In this initial installment, launched on Hitchcocks 119th birthday, Al Sjoerdsma explores the details behind the series' creation.