This is one of only about a dozen and a half episodes of "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" where the famous director actually directed the episode. While this is good, the ending really left me cold as I kept expected a neat payoff...but got nothing.
Mr. Pelham (Tom Ewell) is a businessman who seems to be losing is mind. Because of this, he tells a psychiatrist (Raymond Bailey) about his problem. It seemed that some time ago, it started to feel as if someone was taking over his life. For example, when he would go out, his duplicate would be home. And, when he was at work, it seems his double wasn't. Ultimately, you see him confront the double...and he looks exactly like him.
All through the episode I kept thinking how neat the set-up was for this show and it really sucked me into the episode. But there was no payoff....no explanation for any of this. And, because of this, it was so frustrating to watch. Technically well made but the script needed work.