Alfred Hitchcock Presents — S03E29 — Fatal Figures
1958 · 27 MIN · IMDB 7.2 · 294 VOTES · DIR. Don Taylor
Overview
It's all in the numbers when a bookkeeper becomes obsessed with his mundane life and crime statistics.
Dialogue Timeline — 473 lines
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00:00:25 Good evening, tele-watchers.
00:02:04 Oh, did we get some mail today?
00:02:35 in 13 years.
00:03:37 I mean, do you know
00:04:08 Yes, he was, for 13 years.
00:04:47 I'm mourning for myself.
00:05:28 that somebody will notice.
00:06:07 worse off than you are.
00:07:17 At least, that's a little better than
00:10:08 We are going to be late for church!
00:11:37 I'm going up to my room and read.
00:13:15 It's perfume?
00:14:14 I have devoted half my life to your comfort,
00:14:56 I did for your own good.
00:16:05 Yes, she was in very good spirits.
00:17:01 13 years. That's quite a record.
00:17:47 How can you be sure?
00:18:44 HAROLD: 7, 125 murders.
00:19:29 I put some in her tea.
00:20:12 but she was wrong,
00:21:09 Now, do you understand?
00:22:03 I had to kill somebody to be eligible.
00:22:59 And that would ruin everything.
00:25:01 Good night.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed473
Dialogue density17.5 lines / min
First line00:00:25
Final line00:25:01
Production Record
DirectorDon Taylor
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes294
Factoids
Episode
Alfred Hitchcock Presents, season 3, episode 29: Fatal Figures.
https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/5273/season/3/episode/29
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