1. Diane Carrington Presents Alfred Hitchcock’s

2. Shadow of a Doubt 1943

3. The Hitchcock Factor

4. Shadow of a Doubt

5. Starring Joseph Cotten as Uncle Charlie Teresa Wright as Young Charlie

6. Great Chemistry

7. A Family Affair

8. Motifs Duality Imprisonment Vampires

9. Duality

10. We meet Charlie

11. Alter Egos

12. Doppelgangers “We’re twins, you and I.”

13. Telepathy

14. The World of Two

15. Face to Face

16. Shadows

17. The Ring

18. “I’ll kill you myself!”

19. Homicide or Suicide?

20. Imprisonment

22. Prison Bars

23. A Vampire Among Us

24. Inviting Trouble

25. Innocence Lost

26. “They’re alive! They’re human beings!” “Are they?”

27. Same Blood

28. The Culmination

29. Ambiguity “What it boils down to is that villains are not all black and heroes are not all white; There are grays everywhere.” Alfred Hitchcock

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