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The Alfred Hitchcock Hour/Ten Minutes from Now
| Ten Minutes from Now | |
| Season 2, Episode 26 | |
| Airdate | May 1, 1964 |
| Teleplay by | Arthur Ross |
| Based on | from the story by Jack Ritchie as published in "Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine" |
| Directed by | Alf Kjellin |
| Produced by | Gordon Hessler |
| ← 2x25 The Ordeal of Mrs. Snow |
2x27 → The Sign of Satan |
| The Alfred Hitchcock Hour — Season Two | |
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Ten Minutes from Now is the twenty-sixth episode of the second season of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, and the fifty-eighth episode overall.
Starring: Donnelly Rhodes (James Bellington), Lou Jacobi (Dr. Glover), Lonny Chapman (Lt. Wymar)
Co-Starring: Neile Adams (Sgt. Louise Marklen)
with Ed Peck (The 1st Policeman), Sandra Gould (The Secretary), Betty Harford (The Woman), Edward Mallory (The Thief), Jess Kirkpatrick (Grindley), Tony Franke (The Messenger), Syl Lamont (The Guide), Vince Williams (The Newscaster), Harold Ayer (The Salesman), Hinton Pope (The 1st Bomb Squad Man), John W. Ziegler (The 1st Detective)
Uncredited: Alfred Hitchcock (Host)
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Plot Overview
After being falsely accused of bomb threats, an eccentric artist, who's upset that his works aren't being displayed, embarks on yet another bomb scare, with cops and a psychologist pursuing him...but he's not crazy and he's not a mad bomber, and he definitely has a method to his madness.
