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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - We're Off to Kill the Wizard (S01E01)

"Morning. Mmm, you're sexy at this hour of the morning."
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"You finally noticed. You want some coffee?"
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"I'll get it."
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"Maybe somebody helped him over the ledge."
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"There's no way to tell."
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"Ray did dig up a couple of things."
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"who was Baldwin's private bloodhound."
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"We found some more stuff in his apartment."
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"Wait till you hear this. He was trying to dig up something on your Aunt Jessica."
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"You're kidding? Who was next on his list, the pope? Probably."
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"- Speaking of your aunt, where is she? - She went over to the House of Horrors..."
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"It's 555-1998."
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"Anybody here? Oh, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"Good morning, Ned. Your friend let me in. I hope you don't mind."
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"Oh, no, ma'am. How's it going?"
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"Not very well, I'm afraid."
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"Geez. I, uh... I wish I could help you."
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"I was right here, and, believe me, there's no way it could've been anything but a suicide."
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"Hello? Yeah, this is O'Brien, Security."
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"Oh, Lieutenant. Yeah, she's, uh... she's right here. Hang on. Mrs. Fletcher?"
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"I'll get it. Thank you. Good morning, Bert."
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"Oh, don't be silly. I'm perfectly all right."
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"Well, all right, I'm... Well, I'm leaving. Bye."
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"Ned, those phones and these phones in here, they're all on the same lines, right?"
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"Uh, yes, ma'am. 1998 and 1999. Yeah."
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"- And if they're being used, these little buttons would all light up, right? - Right."
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"And if someone were to call in on 1998 and the line was busy,"
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"to dial 1998,"
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"the call would come in on 1999."
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"Sure. But why would you wanna do that?"
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"Ned, be a dear. Go in there and pick up the receiver on the phone."
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"Hey, this phone should be ringing! Yes, I know. Please, pick up the receiver."
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"- Hello, Mrs. Fletcher? Are you there? - Yes, I'm right here."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, excuse my French,"
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"but just what the hell is going on here?"
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"Nothing significant, Ned."
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"and how it was done."
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"[Knocking] Yo!"
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"Excuse me, Mr. Carlson. Yeah, O'Brien?"
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"While you were out, Mrs. Fletcher called."
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"She'd like you to call her at her niece's."
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"Thanks."
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"Yes? It's Phillip Carlson."
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"Oh, Mr. Carlson, thank you so much for getting back to me."
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"Oh, yeah, yeah. Tragic."
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"Well, apparently he had some files that he had microfilmed."
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"And I have reason to believe they are hidden in the Tunnel of Horrors."
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"Of course, my niece's husband thinks I'm bonkers."
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"Does he really? Mr. Carlson, believe me, I am not addled."
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"I know right where that microfilm is,"
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"and so do you if you think about it."
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"An attraction that isn't quite working right?"
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"Oh, yeah, yeah. Yes, I remember."
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"Could we meet with the blueprints in, say, 40 minutes?"
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"It will take that long to get across town."
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"Yes. Sure. Forty minutes."
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"I'll see you then."
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"[Door Opens]"
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"[Chuckling] Don't be afraid, my friends."
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"Nothing frightening awaits you."
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"Seat belts pulled tight?"
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"That's good. And now... [Powering Down]"
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"Just sit back..."
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"How did you get over here so quickly? I just spoke to you from the other side of town."
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"Oh, yes, I had the call automatically forwarded to a phone just a block from here."
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"[Chuckles] I-l-I don't know what you're talking about."
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"Don't you? That's how you killed Horatio Baldwin."
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"Why'd you do it, Mr. Carlson?"
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"You're crazy. Am I?"
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"Whoever planted those blackmail files on Arnold Megrim..."
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"would have first replaced his own file with something less incriminating."
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"That's why you killed Gardner..."
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"because he knew what Horatio Baldwin really had on you."
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"That's why you have to destroy that microfilm."
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"You're clever, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"Clever."
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"Guns, guns. That's all you people know."
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"Baldwin. Gardner. What's one more killing?"
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"You can't expect to get away with murder. But I already have."
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"[Bert] Freeze right there, Carlson!"
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"Drop the gun. Kick it to me."
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"[Drops Gun]"
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"Thank you, Mr. Highlander. The illusion was perfect."
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"Microfilm? Oh, you mean this? Oh, no."
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"This is just a roll of negative from my trip last year to Spain."
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"The key to the mystery..."
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"when O'Brien and the other security guard heard the shot."
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"Carlson was here in the room with him."
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"But that can't be. No?"
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"Let me reconstruct what we believe..."
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"or, rather, what Mrs. Fletcher believes... happened."
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"Jess, are you sure you don't want to explain this?"
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"Oh, don't be silly. You're the policeman."
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"After Laurie and Horatio fought and she left, Carlson showed up."
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"Horatio let him into the office."
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"Now, they quarreled. Carlson had been promised a promotion, but Horatio changed his mind."
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"They struggled, and Horatio either fell..."
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"or was struck on the head, killing him instantly."
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"He knew he'd be the obvious... if not the only...suspect, so he devised a plan."
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"Then he programmed the telephone..."
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"so that if a call came in, it would automatically be forwarded to Horatio's telephone."
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"Oh, and keep in mind what he was wearing that day..."
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"dark slacks and a dark sweater over his shirt."
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"He returned to Laurie's telephone and disconnected the lightbulb under the button."
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"Then he moved into the office and bolted the door."
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"Next, he disconnected the bell on Horatio's telephone..."
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"so that if a call came in, someone standing outside the door couldn't hear it ring."
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"And, finally, he propped Horatio up at the desk,"
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"placed the gun in his hand, the barrel to his head,"
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"and squeezed the trigger. [Gunshot]"
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"The sound of the shot alerted O'Brien,"
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"who rushed to the office, where he was met by the other security guard."
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"Now, unable to get inside,"
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"they did just what Carlson expected them to do."
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"They thought they were reaching Carlson in his own office, but actually..."
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"he was taking the forwarded call here in Horatio's office. Yeah?"
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"You do it now! I'm on my way, okay?"
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"In the darkness, totally dressed in black, he was virtually invisible."
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"The guards broke in, but, of course, they were focusing on Horatio slumped at his desk."
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"Oh, my God."
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