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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Tough Guys Don't Die (S01E01)

"- Well, he's still in there. - All right. I'll take it from here."
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"- You talk to his wife yet? - Our client?"
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"Yeah. Yeah. Nice lady. She's put together like a Steinway."
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"[Laughing] A little dim upstairs though."
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"She still loves this guy, even though he's probably dippin' in somebody else's hot tub."
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"Well, I'll see you tomorrow. Oh, Ray, do me a favor."
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"Buzz by the Daniels woman's place and find out what's happening, huh?"
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"Harry, give me a break. I've been up for 20 hours."
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"Yeah, all right. Go ahead. Go home and get some sleep."
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"[Engine Starts]"
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"[Engine Starts]"
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"[Engine Starts]"
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"8:05, Wednesday."
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"Surveillance subject Ernest Santini departs construction shack..."
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"heading north on Saddler Avenue, driving late model Seville."
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"Speed moderate. If he knows I'm huggin' his bumper, he's keepin' it to himself."
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"Subject turning into an alley half block north of Fulton."
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"[Tires Screeching]"
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"Hey. Hey, look! Take it easy! What..."
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"Ah, come on, fellas."
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"Mr. Santini asked us to give you a message, sport."
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"[Sobbing]"
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"[Gasps] Harry!"
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"Forget it, Alma. I'm not in the mood."
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"I-I don't suppose you saw a doctor. As soon as we get Blue Cross, sweetheart."
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"Listen. Get Ray in here. I'm gonna nail that Sicilian bricklayer to the barn door."
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"Harry, you got company. She said you were expecting her."
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"[Sighs]"
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"[Groans] Mrs. Fletcher. Good morning, Mr. McGraw."
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"Oh, dear. What happened?"
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"I fell off a building. Look. I'm kinda busy right now."
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"Well, so am I. I've got my files from the Danbury Scalpel Murder trial."
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"I'd like to go through them with you."
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"Lady, I told you. That case is a dead-end."
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"Sure, 25 years ago it sold a lot of newspapers."
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"Rich doctor acquitted of hospital murder by sharp lawyer."
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"Was he really innocent? Who cares?"
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"The guy died nine years ago,"
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"along with practically everybody else connected with the case."
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"So do me a favor, huh? Just let it alone, and me alone with it."
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"I will as soon as I'm satisfied that your partner's investigation of that case did not lead to his death."
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"Remember I told you Archie was working on three cases?"
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"One of the other two... That's where I'm gonna find our guy."
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"Are you sure of that? Let me spell it out for you."
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"One, there's a guy named Santini."
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"He's been cattin' around every night for about the past six weeks."
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"Wife smells another broad. Why not? They've been married almost 20 years."
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"So last night I'm tailing this Santini,"
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"and I run into three of his pals who try to use me for a trampoline."
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"So I see. But they didn't kill you."
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"If they'd been responsible for killing Mr. Miles, they'd hardly hesitate in eliminating you as well."
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"What's the other case?"
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"A background investigation on a dame named Priscilla Daniels."
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"Oh, yes. The woman who runs Femininity magazine."
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"- A friend? - No."
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"But for the past two years, she's been trying to encourage me to write an article."
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"Good idea. Do it, and stay out of my hair."
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"Mr. McGraw, there's no reason to be rude."
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"Look, Mrs. Fletcher. Why don't you take some advice..."
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"Why don't you devote that boundless energy of yours to needlepoint or a bridge club?"
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"I tried that. It's precisely the reason I wrote my first book. I was bored out of my mind."
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"Well, I read your first book, and I was bored out of my mind."
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"Ah, that's your privilege. May I look at your file, please?"
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"Why not? You paid for them. Here. Take 'em with you."
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"Anything else? Good. Because I'm kinda busy right now."
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"Thank you. Harry... Oh, excuse me."
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"It's okay, Ray. The lady was just leaving."
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"I'll leave my hotel number with your secretary, just in case you need me."
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"Thank you very much."
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"So, Harry, what happened? [Laughing]"
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"Ray, stuff it."
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"[Mr. Miles On Tape] 8:29, Friday the 17th."
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"Concluded phone report to client J.B. Fletcher..."
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"regarding search for principals involved in the Danbury Scalpel Murder,"
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"and... [Keys, Doorknob Jangling]"
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"Who's there? Alma, is that you?"
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"[Door Opens]"
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"[Footsteps]"
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"[Gunshot]"
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"[Gunshot]"
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"[Miles Groans]"
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"The final moments in the life of a hell of a cop, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"And a hell of a guy. Not very pretty."
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"No."
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"Is that all you have, Lieutenant Starkey?"
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"That tape and what's in this file? It's not very much."
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"There wasn't very much to go on."
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"Forgive me, Lieutenant, but it was my understanding..."
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"that Mr. Miles taught at the police academy,"
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"that he was liked and respected by everyone."
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"That's right."
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"Then may I ask why the investigation of his death isn't proceeding more actively?"
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"I'm gonna tell you something, Mrs. Fletcher,"
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"and if you repeat it outside this office, I'll deny every word."
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"Archie Miles was like a father to us."
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"We didn't just like the guy. We loved him. All of us."
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"So, believe me, we want to see his killer go down permanently."
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"And that's why we're all gonna stay out of Harry McGraw's way."
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"So Mr. McGraw can try, sentence and execute him?"
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"Well, naturally we'd prefer that he turn him over to us first."
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"And if he doesn't?"
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"Well, at least we won't have to worry about the possibility..."
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"of some slick lawyer getting the dirtbag off on a technicality."
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"Pardon me, ma'am. Wade Tyler. Bimini Swimwear, Dallas, Texas. I'm here to see Ms. Daniels."
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"Oh, yes. I believe Mr. King is expecting you."
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"[Laughs] Well, ma'am, I'm used to dealing with the head honcho, not some office boy."
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"Well, I'm sorry, sir, but Mrs. Daniels is tied up in an important meeting."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, I can't tell you how delighted I was by your phone call after so long a time."
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"An article by you will be a major coup. Thank you, Mrs. Daniels."
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"- Jessica... May I call you Jessica? - Oh, yes, of course."
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"Please call me Priscilla. Let me tell you what I have in mind."
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"A major piece."
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"Something inspirational... demonstrating how a woman past 40..."
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"can fend off the sharks infesting the literary waters,"
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"relying solely on her guts and her sense of identity as a woman."
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"Well, that sounds very colorful, but, um..."
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"Actually what I had in mind was a remembrance of my marriage."
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"I'm sorry you never knew Frank. I think you'd have liked him."
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"He was a kind and loving man..."
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"who taught me to value the small joys of everyday life."
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