Which episodes are your favorites?

I've only seen a few episodes so I'm afraid I have too small of a sample to really be informed. I started watching this show because of the shift that I'm on and I really like Boris Karloff. The few episodes that I have seen were somewhat disappointing I must say. They do not include the two that you have mentioned and I'm certain that I caught the shows that were not on the highlight reel, so to speak.

Anyway, I'll keep watching and I hope I get a chance to see the episodes that you've mentioned.

"There are three major centers for transsexual surgery..."
Hannibal Lecter

Love the two you mentioned and also love:

The Incredible Doktor Markesan
The Purple Room
The Hungry Glass
Parasite Mansion

1. A Good Imagination
2. The Purple Room
3. Late Date
4. The Hungry Glass
5. The Fatal Impulse
6. Knock Three-One-Two
7. The Fingers of Fear
8. Man of Mystery
9. Girl With a Secret
10. Pick a Victim

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Pigeons from Hell.
Guillotine.
The Grim Reaper.

I like "A Wig For Miss DeVore" and "Yours Truly, Jack the Ripper".





"Which one do you want, Biff? Doug? Skippy? No, don't take Skippy, he has asthma."

In no special order but my favorites are:


The Cheaters

Pigeons From Hell

The Incredible Doktor Markesan

Dark Legacy

Mr. George

The Hollow Watcher

An Attractive Family

Dialogues With Death

Trio For Terror

The Premonition

Hay-Fork And Bill-Hook

The Waxworks

I love everything mentioned, "Late Date" and "The Remarkable Mrs Hawk" being two of my favorites but all are good. However I don't see any of the comedic ones:
A Good Imagination
Cousin Tundifer
A Third for Pinochle
I read once where comedy doesn't hold up as well over the years but I disagree. I purchased Season 1 & 2 DVD Box Set with commentary and extras cheap on eBay, a good investment. Love watching, remembering and being frightened with all these great episodes just as I was a child, and the beautiful black & white is a real joy. This program was in competition with the 1/2 hour Alfred Hitchcock program which eventually changed to the Alfred Hitchcock Hour.