There was a 1960 episode of “Alfred Hitchcock Presents” in which Hitchcock stepped into a time machine and announced he was going to travel forward to 1975. He then introduced the episode we saw. After the episode had played out, we saw Hitchcock back in the time machine and he told us that 1975 was very good and he was going to stay there. He then found that he owed fifteen years back taxes so he traveled back to 1960.
In the real 1975, which I remember, I had not learned of Hitchcock. I later learned of him through his book collections for older children such as “Daring Detectives” and “Sinister Spies”. I also knew the Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators books in which Hitchcock appeared as a character until his real life death in 1980.
Yakety Sax about 4 hours ago
The future ain’t cheap!
saywhatwhat 34 minutes ago
People who complained about the “Biden inflation” didn’t remember the Nixon inflation.
Calvinist1966 34 minutes ago
There was a 1960 episode of “Alfred Hitchcock Presents” in which Hitchcock stepped into a time machine and announced he was going to travel forward to 1975. He then introduced the episode we saw. After the episode had played out, we saw Hitchcock back in the time machine and he told us that 1975 was very good and he was going to stay there. He then found that he owed fifteen years back taxes so he traveled back to 1960.
In the real 1975, which I remember, I had not learned of Hitchcock. I later learned of him through his book collections for older children such as “Daring Detectives” and “Sinister Spies”. I also knew the Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators books in which Hitchcock appeared as a character until his real life death in 1980.