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"Last Seen Wearing Blue Jeans" was originally broadcast on 19/Apr/1963 as part of the first season of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. Synopsis. Visiting from Englad, David Saunders is making a cross-country tour of America by car with his wife Roberta and their daughter Loren. They stop at a cafe in Arizona late one evening.
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- Alan Crosland Jr.
- September 20, 1962
- Katherine Crawford
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Season 1 Episode List. The following is a complete of the episodes, with the original broadcast date shown in brackets. Please note that the episode summaries may contain spoilers! A Piece of the Action (20/Sep/1962) Don't Look Behind You (27/Sep/1962) Night of the Owl (04/Oct/1962) I Saw the Whole Thing (11/Oct/1962) Captive Audience (18/Oct/1962)
Last Seen Wearing Blue Jeans is the twenty-eighth episode of the first season of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour . Starring: Michael Wilding (David Saunders), Anna Lee (Roberta Saunders), Katherine Crawford (Loren Saunders) and Randy Boone (Pete Tanner) with James Anderson (Vince Cates), Jesse Jacobs (Grosse), Eve McVeagh (Rose Cates), Russ Conway ...
