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Suspicion

  • 1957-1958
  • 1 season
  • NBC
  • Suspense, Drama

A mystery-themed anthology series, whose episodes played on the fears and suspicions of the audience. It lasted for a single season and 42 episodes. Actor Dennis O'Keefe was the original host of the series, but , Walter Abel replaced him when episode reruns were broadcast in 1959. The first episode was directed by Alfred Hitchcock, who was one of the series' executive producers.

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Episode 1

Four O'Clock

Mon, Sep 30, 1957 60 mins

Paul Steppe, a watch repairman, suspects his wife is cheating on him while he tends to his store every afternoon. Consumed with jealousy, he devises a time bomb set to go off at four o' clock - the same time her "lover" pays his daily visit. One day, when his wife is at the market, he sneaks into the house to plant the device. There, Paul is surprised by two burglars, who tie him up and gag him - leaving him at the mercy of his own device ticking away.

  • 1958 - Primetime Emmy - Actor - Best Single Performance - Lead or Support - Nominated

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