Alfred Hitchcock Presents

After a blow to the head leaves him with amnesia, a man cannot recall his identity. The only leads he discovers in his wallet are a £1,000 note and the address of a doctor. He must piece together his past from these clues.

Services Rendered is a television programme presented in an episodic format. Classified under the genre of episode, it forms part of the broader series bearing the same title. The show delivers its narrative in a self‑contained segment, focusing on a particular storyline within the overall framework of the series. The episode follows a man who, after suffering a blow to the head, awakens with complete amnesia. He cannot recall his own name, background, or any personal details. The loss of memory leaves him disoriented and uncertain about his past, forcing him to confront a world he no longer recognises. Searching for any hint of his former life, he opens his wallet and discovers only two items: a crisp $1,000 banknote and a handwritten address belonging to a doctor. These fragments become his sole points of reference, offering the only tangible clues about who he might be and where he might seek help. With his identity erased and the wallet’s contents providing the only leads, the man is compelled to decide whether to follow the doctor's address in hopes of regaining his memory. The episode centres on his struggle to piece together his past using the limited evidence at hand, driving the narrative forward.