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OceanBlue · 01-13-2023, 01:09 AM

Since sometime during autumn last year, have been watching selected episodes of anthology series Alfred Hitchcock Presents. I say "selected", it started off with two or three episodes from each of the first three seasons, but I've watched the majority of the fourth season as I've been enjoying it that much (it finishes it's repeat run on Sky Arts this coming Sunday evening/night, but I've been watching episodes on Sky's On Demand service, which currently has all of the first four seasons on there, as well as the first three episodes of Season 5). The repeat run moves onto the fifth season next Monday evening (Sky Arts show double bills of the show on the days it's on).

Like with other anthology series, there is the occasional not-so-great episode, but the majority of the AHP episodes I've watched have been very memorable for the right reasons. Well written and witty (including Alfred Hitchcock's opening and closing segments).

Haven't yet got used to the slight change in theme tune with the fifth season.

Really do hope this series gets the Blu-ray upgrade.

01-13-2023, 01:09 AM	#15
OceanBlue Blu-ray Baron Member since:Sep 2013 Location:Midlands, UK	Alfred Hitchcock Presents repeat run on Sky Arts Since sometime during autumn last year, have been watching selected episodes of anthology series Alfred Hitchcock Presents. I say "selected", it started off with two or three episodes from each of the first three seasons, but I've watched the majority of the fourth season as I've been enjoying it that much (it finishes it's repeat run on Sky Arts this coming Sunday evening/night, but I've been watching episodes on Sky's On Demand service, which currently has all of the first four seasons on there, as well as the first three episodes of Season 5). The repeat run moves onto the fifth season next Monday evening (Sky Arts show double bills of the show on the days it's on). Like with other anthology series, there is the occasional not-so-great episode, but the majority of the AHP episodes I've watched have been very memorable for the right reasons. Well written and witty (including Alfred Hitchcock's opening and closing segments). Haven't yet got used to the slight change in theme tune with the fifth season. Really do hope this series gets the Blu-ray upgrade.