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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Broadway Malady (S01E01)

"- Mr. Feldman, you're... - You can call me Lew."
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"Lew, you're sure you have no recollection..."
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"of him ever working with Patti or knowing her?"
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"Come on, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"The Bristols are a class act."
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"Morley Farmer was a schlepper. He was nothing."
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"This, uh... This is the last address I had for him."
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"I think it's right. There you are."
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"Thank you, Lew. You're welcome."
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"There's one thing more I need. What's that?"
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"His... what do you call them... credits?"
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"Could you give me a list of those?"
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"Well, uh, I suppose I can, but I've got some business to take care of."
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"But okay. Give me a couple of hours."
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"Where can I reach you? Right here. This is my table."
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"I never go in my office. I hate my secretary. [Laughs]"
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"Bye. Bye."
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"?You're on your way ?"
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"?And everything's okay ?"
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"? Okay ??"
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"?? [Ends]"
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"Ah. She is incredible."
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"You are incredible. Oh, yes?"
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"Do you realize we're on the verge of a huge hit because of you? Hmm?"
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"Well, I'll tell you what I'm beginning to realize."
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"How much bigger Patti's part has gotten suddenly..."
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"the minute it wasn't Patti's part anymore."
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"Now, Mr. Faber, I have just about had it with you."
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"Your sniping at her when she was still in the show was bad enough."
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"But this... Four new pages today?"
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"This is damn insulting!"
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"Mother, please. Do you think I'm blind?"
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"You were doing a number from day one on Patti."
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"And what was the plan? To make her life so miserable that she'd quit?"
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"And you... Were you already rehearsing your lines, Miss Valerian? Hmm?"
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"Didn't you both get lucky."
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"- Rita, please, believe me... - Mother..."
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"Let go of me, Barry!"
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"Yes, Mother. Hmph!"
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"I was afraid of this."
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"It was too much for her before."
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"Now... I'm taking her out of it."
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"You're closing us down? What are you, out of your mind?"
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"Marc, maybe he's... Stay out of this, Lonnie!"
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"Barry, for the first time, can't you see it is working?"
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"So your mother's a little strung out offstage."
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"It's what she does out there that counts. Marc, she is falling apart!"
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"I can't do this to her. I'm afraid of what's gonna happen. Barry!"
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"That lady, she's a strong woman."
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"You're gonna use her no matter what it costs, right?"
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"I'm using your mother? Now, tell me about it."
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"After you've gone to the top riding on her coattails."
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"Hey, watch it, Faber. I'm only injecting a little honesty into this conversation."
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"I mean, you're not making your on-Broadway debut..."
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"on your own dazzling abilities any more than your sister was."
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"[People Gasping] Oh!"
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"Marc."
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"Uh, Mr. Bristol, I need to talk to you. It's about Mr. Parrish."
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"There seems to be a problem... Not now, Grady."
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"But I think it's really important. I said, not now!"
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"I tried to tell Barry Bristol."
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"I think we've got a serious problem with Si Parrish."
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"I went to his office this morning to grab my books so I could do my weekly audit,"
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"and I think I picked these up by accident."
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"These figures add up to over two million dollars."
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"I think he's resold almost 150% of the show."
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"Well, then, if the show is a success, they'll all be expecting their share of the profits."
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"Exactly. But if it flops, then Si Parrish just pockets the extra 50%,"
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"and nobody knows the difference."
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"[Jessica] I can't believe that anyone would really try such a thing."
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"Now, that Mr. Parrish... I mean, he seemed like such a gentleman."
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"Aunt Jess, are you sure this is the address Mr. Feldman gave you?"
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"Yes."
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"Now you see why I wouldn't let you come down here alone."
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"There's his stuff. He stays here... stayed here..."
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"when he wasn't running uptown or off to Hollywood at the drop of a possibility."
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"Morley had this fatal flaw."
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"He could hardly wait to sell out."
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"Well, I was under the impression that he hadn't had much luck."
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"He was shot to death by someone he was mugging."
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""Mugging"? You mean, like on the street, like a common..."
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"Why, for God's sake?"
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"That's what I'm trying to find out."
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"It doesn't follow. He just found an angel..."
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"some idiot who was about to come into a lot of money..."
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"who promised Morley he'd produce his movie,"
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"a movie from that piece of commercial trash you're holding."
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"That's why I packed his things... to ship 'em to California as soon as..."
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"Well, Lew Feldman never mentioned that to me."
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"You didn't happen to get the angel's name?"
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"Forget it. We were only Morley's friends."
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"And can you believe it? That money guy..."
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"was going to let him direct and play the lead."
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"Thank you. Grady, come on, now."
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"Camp there till he gives you a list of all of Morley Farmer's credits."
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"All of them. Where are you going?"
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"You heard what Miss Pashko said."
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"Grady, I am afraid that Rita Bristol is in a great deal of danger."
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"Now scat!"
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"Please hurry."
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"Rita? Rita!"
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"Good Lord, gas."
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"[Coughing] Quickly, open the windows."
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"Oh, dear!"
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"[Siren Wailing]"
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"Aunt Jess, how is she? Not good."
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"Listen, Marc, I know this isn't the time or the place, but suppose..."
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"Worst-case scenario, have you got anybody who could fill in for Rita?"
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"Si, what is it with you?"
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"My sister's almost killed. My mother's in there dying. You're worried about your damn money?"
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"No, Barry, that's not it. It's the actors, the chorus people."
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"I'm concerned for their jobs."
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"I'm afraid you were right, Grady."
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"He has no concern for the employees."
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"If the show doesn't open, he has to return the investors' money."
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"The trouble is, he doesn't have it. He doesn't?"
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"My tedious attorneys play squash with his tedious attorneys."
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"It seems he made a number of disastrous investments lately."
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"[Footsteps Approaching]"
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"I'm afraid she's still critical."
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