An humble and unremarkable clerk steals a lot of money over a long period of time but upon discovery quickly gives himself up to the police. Why ..... ?
I feel the other reviews are a little harsh on this episode. Certainly it is slowly paced and you wonder where it is going, but it has a delightful ending. So don't start watching and give up half way through. Hitchcock is as quirky as usual in the prologue and epilogue.
Like some AHP episodes it looks and feels a bit dated , but you just have to look past that at the story, and try to watch it as if you were watching in the early 60's when TV was not quite as sophisticated as today (well some modern stories are sophisticated and made with great production values, but there is a lot more dross today too.) Just watch it and enjoy it for what is is.
I feel the other reviews are a little harsh on this episode. Certainly it is slowly paced and you wonder where it is going, but it has a delightful ending. So don't start watching and give up half way through. Hitchcock is as quirky as usual in the prologue and epilogue.
Like some AHP episodes it looks and feels a bit dated , but you just have to look past that at the story, and try to watch it as if you were watching in the early 60's when TV was not quite as sophisticated as today (well some modern stories are sophisticated and made with great production values, but there is a lot more dross today too.) Just watch it and enjoy it for what is is.