Alfred Hitchcock Presents1955

[afterword]

Alfred Hitchcock:
I hope you weren't displeased by the lack of bloodshed in tonight's story. It's impossible for us to stage a murder every night. We're running out of victims. Of course, we could replenish our supply by changing this into an audience-participation show. However, for the present, at least, I think we'll muddle along the old way. That's all for tonight. Next time I appear, we shall have another story to tell you. And I hope you will allow us to come into your living room. It's, uh, terribly stuffy, closed up in this dusty television set. Good night.