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

"However, her vital signs have stabilized."
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"I have to tell you. It could go either way."
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"Gas, alcohol and barbiturates... not a great mixture."
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"Oh, God, it's my fault."
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"I told her to go ahead with the show."
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"Look, why don't you go downstairs, grab a cup of coffee?"
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"I'll let you know the moment there's any change."
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"Do you have that list of credits from Mr. Feldman?"
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"Oh. Yeah."
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"Yes."
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"[Woman On P.A.] Dr. Kelley, please come to Administration."
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"Dr. Kelley, please come to Administration."
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"Si, I'm sorry. Oh, no. It's all right. It's all right."
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"I knew it was gonna be too much for her."
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"I never should have let her continue. You can't blame yourself."
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"Ultimately, we're all responsible for our own lives."
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"Barry, these things happen."
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"Old habits are hard to break."
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"But she'd broken it, damn it, Marc, 17 years ago."
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"She was doing all this for me, for Patti."
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"[Woman On P.A.] Mr. Barry Bristol, please report immediately to Intensive Care."
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"I still can't believe it."
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"I just made this fresh."
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"Thank you."
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"She's really gone."
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"Thank you for coming back here with me, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"I don't think I could have handled it alone."
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"I wanted to be here too."
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"I feel as if I've known her for years."
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"She was like that."
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"I guess Marc was right."
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"Some habits you never really kick."
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"Drinking destroyed her career."
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"Finally, it destroyed her life."
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"Actually, that isn't true, Barry."
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"Your mother didn't fall off the wagon any more than she took an overdose of barbiturates."
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"Not willingly, at least."
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"Nor did she open the gas jets."
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"What?"
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"[Jessica] Your mother always kept a pot of coffee going."
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"When we broke in here, the pot was empty."
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"- It had been cleaned out. - Yes?"
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"I think that that coffee was laced with a strong sedative to knock her out."
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"Then alcohol was forced into her system, and the gas jets were opened."
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"- You mean, somebody... - Not somebody."
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"You. You murdered your mother."
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"But first, you tried to have your sister killed."
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"[Scoffs]"
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"Mrs. Fletcher, you're crazy."
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"You wanted your mother's money."
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"But you wanted all of it, including your sister Patti's share."
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"So you got Manny Farkus to agree to kill her..."
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"by promising to produce his movie."
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"Oh, please. I didn't even know the man."
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"Didn't you?"
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"He was a street bum. How would I know him?"
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"Barry, why are you lying to me?"
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"Think back, 12 years ago, when you were a production assistant on that TV pilot out in Hollywood..."
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"what was it called... Guns Over Abilene,"
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"when Manny... or I should say Morley Farmer... had an acting role."
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"No. Oh, Barry, why are you being so difficult?"
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"I'm sorry. But... You worked again with him two years ago on location in Colorado."
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"He was still trying to interest people in that dreadful screenplay of his."
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"I didn't! Oh, of course you did, Barry."
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"That's when your plan began to come together,"
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"even down to inventing those previous mugging incidents..."
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"to lend credence to your need for a gun."
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"No. Stop it. You're making me feel like nothing again! I was mugged!"
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"Were you? I imagine about now it's difficult for you to distinguish..."
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"between your story and what really happened."
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"You can't do this! You can't spoil everything for me! Not anymore."
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"Barry, I'm beginning to lose my patience."
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"You and I both know that the whole thing began to fall apart when Manny failed to kill Patti."
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"That's when you decided that half your mother's money was better than none,"
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"and you went ahead and killed her anyway."
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"Stop it! Stop it!"
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"I can't remember..."
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"when I didn't want to see her... dead."
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"And then you planned it so that after Patti died,"
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"nobody'd be all that surprised that your mother took her own life."
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"And then Manny had to go and blow it."
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"So it was lucky when Marc Faber came up with Lonnie Valerian and kept the show from folding."
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"Yeah. Yeah. That was lucky."
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"[Clears Throat]"
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"It created just the kind of stressful situation for Mother that I needed."
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"Do you have any idea what it was like..."
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"to be Rita Bristol's little boy?"
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"Hmm?"
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"To have a... self-involved,"
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"washed-up, penny-pinching lush for a mother?"
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"She never gave a damn about me. She hardly even admitted that I was alive."
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"I felt she cared a great deal about you."
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"No. See, that's what she wanted people to believe."
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"No, it was all for my sister."
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"It was "Patti this" and "darling Patti that," as if I didn't exist."
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"Yes, I wanted her money."
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"She certainly wasn't about to give it to me."
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"All those years I could have used it, all those chances I had, here and in Hollywood."
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"But..."
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"she always knew better."
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""Get it from other people," she'd say."
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""We Bristols supply the talent.""
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"Answers..."
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"she had 'em,"
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"every lousy minute of my life."
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"But none of that matters a whole lot. Not anymore."
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"Because this is one scenario..."
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"Barry! [Rita] Barry!"
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"Mother."
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"How..."
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"How?"
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"With a little cooperation from Dr. Weber."
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"It was Jessica's idea."
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"I was so sure she was mistaken."
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"Oh, Barry, I wanted her to be wrong."
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"So wrong."
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"Mother,"
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"I'm sorry."
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"Oh, Barry darling,"
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"did you never know how much I love you?"
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