Suspense Season 3

August. 29,1950      
Rating:
7.4
Trailer Synopsis

Suspense is an American television anthology series that ran on CBS Television from 1949 to 1954. It was adapted from the radio program of the same name which ran from 1942 to 1962. Like many early television programs, the show was broadcast live from New York City. It was sponsored by the Auto-Lite corporation, and each episode was introduced by host Rex Marshall, who promoted Auto-Lite spark plugs, car batteries, headlights, and other car parts. Some of the early scripts were adapted from Suspense radio scripts, while others were original for television. Like the radio program, many scripts were adaptations of literary classics by well-known authors. Classic authors such as Edgar Allan Poe, Agatha Christie, and Charles Dickens all had stories adapted for the series, while contemporary authors such as Roald Dahl and Gore Vidal also contributed. Many notable actors appeared on the program, including Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff, Franchot Tone, Robert Emhardt, Leslie Nielsen, Lloyd Bridges, and many more. The program was a live television series, but most episodes were recorded on kinescope. However, only about 90 of the 260 episodes survive today.

Episode 53 : This is Your Confession (2)
August. 28,1951
A drama of an American scientist's involvement with secret police behind the Iron Curtain.
Episode 52 : This is Your Confession (1)
August. 21,1951
A drama of an American scientist's involvement with secret police behind the Iron Curtain.
Episode 51 : Death Sabre
August. 14,1951
Episode 50 : Killers of the City
August. 07,1951
The story of a teenage drug addict and the ravages of narcotics.
Episode 49 : A Vision of Death
July. 31,1951
A nightclub performer discovers that his mind-reading act is real.
Episode 48 : The Incident at Story Point
July. 24,1951
The story of a prison break.
Episode 47 : Wisteria Cottage
July. 17,1951
A young man with murderous intentions latches onto a woman and her daughters.
Episode 46 : Tent on the Beach
July. 10,1951
A wealthy socialite, kidnapped for ransom by a man whose closeness to the police helps him keep one step ahead of their attempts to track him down, wins her freedom through the astute observation of a newspaper reporter.
Episode 45 : Blood on the Trumpet
July. 03,1951
Story of a man's flight from a murder he did not commit.
Episode 44 : The Greatest Crime
June. 26,1951
Espionage in a Russian setting.
Episode 43 : A Killing in Abilene
June. 19,1951
A man is determined to avenge his brother's death.
Episode 42 : De Mortuis
June. 12,1951
A devoted husband is suspected by friends of having murdered his faithless, much younger wife. He hasn't; but he might do.
Episode 41 : The Call
June. 05,1951
Episode 40 : Vamp Till Dead
May. 29,1951
Episode 39 : Escape This Night
May. 22,1951
Episode 38 : Too Hot to Live
May. 15,1951
Jefferson meets Rachel, an enigmatic young waitress. One moment he has a drink with her and the next moment she's dead. Jefferson doesn't think that he did it, but if he didn't do it; who did?
Episode 37 : Murder in the Ring
May. 08,1951
Drama about a crooked fight manager who wants to go straight.
Episode 36 : No Friend Like an Old Friend
May. 01,1951
Story of an ailing concert pianist.
Episode 35 : The Meeting
April. 24,1951
The thief who just robbed and murdered a jeweler is trying to escape the office building when the police arrive. Sneaking down the hallways, he stumbles across a meeting of the International Association of Assassins, a group of mystery writers. They mistake him for famous author Bothwell Anderson, a writer who has come to speak to the group about his newest novel.
Episode 34 : The Juice Man
April. 17,1951
A committee investigating racketeering and political corruption in Chinatown fails to get Chan Sou, a local leader to cooperate. The district attorney convinces a detective and a newspaper reporter to probe further and the two men convince the old man to testify. Before Chan Zu can meet with the investigators he's murdered and his daughter becomes the target of the criminals because they believe her father confided in her before he died.
Episode 33 : The Foggy Night Visitor
April. 10,1951
Episode 32 : Go Home Dead Man
April. 03,1951
Williams is a pilot who works for Scandinavian Export, flying by night to deliver unknown shipments to somewhere in the Arctic. Feeling something's fishy, he tries to quit but is strong-armed into making another flight. His bosses are smugglers and they plot his "accidental" death. When their attempt to murder him on a train fails, they plan an explosion with the help of the woman he believes is in love with him.
Episode 31 : The Three of Silence
March. 27,1951
Racketeer Frank Cadwallder isn't allowed to play cards at the speakeasy because of the huge debt he currently owes. He recruits a nobody off the street to play poker on his behalf, win their "sucker money," and split the take with him. The three gambles at the table have other plans for Frank; he's shot by one of them under the table.
Episode 30 : Telephone Call
March. 20,1951
The Haskells are throwing a drunken New Year's Eve party in their New York apartment. Next door, Everett Kelsey has had enough of tending to the bitter supposedly invalid wife who treats him like dirt. He's just poisoned the shrew when he gets an unnerving phone call; the female on the line says that she saw what he did to his wife through the window. Kelsey doesn't realizes it's a prank call from one of the Haskell's tipsy party guests.
Episode 29 : On a Country Road
March. 13,1951
Running out of gas on a foggy back road in Maine, a couple become frightened by news reports of a murderous woman who's escaped from an asylum. Searching for help, the two take refuge in an abandoned shack. When an hysterical woman appears at the window wanting refuge, they're convinced she's the lunatic that's on the loose.
Episode 28 : Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
March. 06,1951
What is the connection between the eminently respectable Dr. Jekyll and the ruthlessly murderous and cruel Mr. Hyde?
Episode 27 : Margin for Safety
February. 27,1951
Episode 26 : The Victims
February. 20,1951
Episode 25 : Double Entry
February. 13,1951
Bookkeeper Horace Maybee has been skimming money for years from the small finance company where he works. With auditors coming in to examine the books, he's desperate to come up with $25,000 in a hurry. He goes to a bookie, puts $500 on a dog race, and wins. As he's about to get his cash, the police stage a raid and Horace runs off with a huge sack of the criminals' cash.
Episode 24 : Night Break
February. 06,1951
A killer escapes authorities while being taken to Sing Sing and searches for the person who betrayed him.
Episode 23 : The Rose Garden
January. 30,1951
Two elderly spinsters bury bodies in their rose garden.
Episode 22 : Dead Fall
January. 23,1951
The innocent involvement of a young scientist in a touch-and-go duel between government agents and an espionage ring brings a surprising and thrilling climax.
Episode 21 : The Fool's Heart
January. 16,1951
A story depicting a cowboy's idea of the perfect crime.
Episode 20 : Tough Cop
January. 09,1951
Rookie cop Eddie Stone takes out his anger on suspects after Ruth, his fiancé, tells him she's fallen for another man. For two years he seethes, just hoping for the day the "other man" is brought into the police station. He finally comes face to face with the scoundrel who stole his girl--right after he's been dismissed from the force for brutal conduct.
Episode 19 : Death in a River
January. 02,1951
Two drownings, strikingly similar in their details, provide a mystery to investigators.
Episode 18 : The Tip
December. 26,1950
Elaine Court recently had a heart attack and needs relaxation, but she's stressed over a strange man she claims has been lurking about. With her husband at work, she walks into the apartment one afternoon to find that stranger waiting for her. Elaine is held hostage by the armed man who says he's just waiting for her husband to get home so that he can kill him.
Episode 17 : Dancing Dan's Christmas
December. 19,1950
In the days of prohibition, jewel thief "Dancing Dan" is taken with the gorgeous speakeasy hostess. In the holiday spirit, he makes like Santa for the woman's elderly grandmother.
Episode 16 : The Mallet
December. 12,1950
A bellicose huckster travels the fairs of England shilling his magic elixir. The "doctor," as he's called, is befriended by a couple in a local tavern who proceed to get him intoxicated. The husband tells Dr. Potteton that he'd love to kill his greedy brother and asks him how he could go about it without being caught. The sideshow charlatan launches into a elaborate step by step instructions on how to get away with murder.
Episode 15 : The Guy From Nowhere
December. 05,1950
A young football coach in a small town gets involved with big time gamblers.
Episode 14 : Hands of Mr. Ottermole
November. 28,1950
London is being plagued by a strangler who baffles police. Sgt. Ottermole investigates, but has a difficult time when an obnoxious reporter constantly gets in his way.
Episode 13 : The Death Cards
November. 21,1950
Episode 12 : The Brush Off
November. 14,1950
Ralph Farley, a struggling actor, overhears a plot to kill Roger Sherman, a powerful Hollywood agent. Ralph attempts to prevent the murder, but is thwarted by everyone from the police to Sherman himself.
Episode 11 : Nightmare
November. 07,1950
A young father gets tragedy in double doses.
Episode 10 : Halloween Hold Up
October. 31,1950
A gang wearing masks finds the perfect opportunity for a hold-up during Halloween.
Episode 9 : Breakdown
October. 24,1950
A cruel and tyrannical office boss breaks his neck in a plane crash and is taken for dead until just before his body is cremated.
Episode 8 : The Man Who Would Be King
October. 17,1950
Episode 7 : Criminals Mark
October. 10,1950
The story of a wife of an ex-criminal who tries to go straight but gets involved in another hold-up through his "pals."
Episode 6 : The Monkey's Paw
October. 03,1950
Episode 5 : Six to One
September. 26,1950
A released prisoner seeks to avenge himself on five "friends" who testified falsely against him.
Episode 4 : Dark Shadows
September. 19,1950
I. B. Trane lost his sight at the hands of brutal criminal Takama while he was in Japan on military duty. Trane's sixth sense tells him the barbarian is now in New York and that has him panicked for his life. The police and the FBI tell Trane that Takama died in a prison break over a year ago, but his gut tells him otherwise.
Episode 3 : Edge of Panic
September. 12,1950
Harry Martin is an insurance agent with an alcohol problem. In a drunk stupor he apparently murders a flirty blonde who was trying to buy a large annuity. He returns to his wife Alice a few minutes before the police arrive. Harry hides while his wife is taken to the police station. The police allow Alice to see the scene of the crime since she is desperate to find her husband innocent. Alice talks to the woman's doctor and later finds a note that convinces her it was a frame up. The police arrest Harry as he is trying to board a ship out of the country. Alice becomes ...
Episode 2 : A Pocketful of Murder
September. 05,1950
Cocky newspaper reporter Turk Wilson has made it clear in articles and in person that he believes druggist Max Hensig murdered his wife. When Hensig is acquitted, he puts Wilson on notice that there are many undetectable ways to kill a man. Wilson's swagger turns to panic when a fellow reporter who borrowed his coat dies from a drug-resistant strain of flu.
Episode 1 : Poison
August. 29,1950
A Britain in India awakens from a nap to discover a poisonous snake on his belly. The slightest movement on his part would mean death. It was placed on him by his hysterical wife.

Seasons

Season 6
Season 6 1953
Season 5
Season 5 1952
Season 4
Season 4 1951
Season 3
Season 3 1950
Season 2
Season 2 1949
Season 1
Season 1 1949

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