Alfred Hitchcock Presents - Season 2 (1987)

An unemployed actor kills his twin brother, an advertising agency executive, and then assumes his identity - along with his wealth and beautiful wife. However, his brother's complicated life is not all that It's cracked up to be.

A psychiatrist convinces a retiring police sergeant to help him track down his prematurely released mental patient nicknamed the Mole before he goes on a nightly killing spree. The sergeant forgets to check one thing.

In cahoots with her lover, a traitorous wife buys her pet-loving husband a deadly snake that looks like a non venomous one in an attempt to commit the perfect crime and get her husband's life insurance.

Aggressively cheerful female hospital volunteer irritates a dying old man. After she kills his pet mouse, he decides to kill her but she unknowingly keeps ruining his murder plots.

A car mechanic assistant who owes money to a dangerous bookie receives a note with a name and a message that if said person dies, he will receive a nice paycheck. He tries to ignore it but the bookie threatens his wife.

An arrogant food critic impressed by the mysterious house specialty meets his match in the southern belle who owns the restaurant and won't reveal her secret family recipe for the dish no matter what he tries.

Three friends, a studio accountant, a film editor and a female special effects designer, take revenge on their manipulative, sadistic boss, after he intentionally ruins their plans to go independent.

An inconsiderate acting student perfects her skills on her unsuspecting sister, which keeps distracting her from finishing a scale model for a business presentation before deadline. Things take a tragic turn when real danger appears.

A meek husband hires a contract killer with only one rule to murder his overbearing wife. The husband soon regrets his decision and decides to break the rule by trying to cancel the hit. But, there's something he's not aware of.

Unhappy wife asks her grifter lover to kill her older, wealthy husband. But there's a twist.