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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Birds of a Feather (S01E01)

"Oh, no, no. No. Forgive me for interrupting you. Uh... Uh..."
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"Down the hall on the right. Thank you. Thank you very much."
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"[Barbara] If you'd like the figures, I could have them for you in a few minutes."
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"Dear Barbara. Always so organized. You know where the bills are filed and the bodies are buried."
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"Mrs. Drake, you misunderstand. I bet you even type 80 words a minute."
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"Frankly, Barbara, I don't know how I could ever run this club without you,"
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"but I'm gonna try."
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"- You're fired. - [Door Opens, Closes]"
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"- Could I give you a lift? - Oh, I know you."
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"- Howard's aunt... almost. - Uh, right, right."
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"Say, that looks heavy. Jump in. It's my treat."
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"Uh, thanks."
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"I really appreciate this now that I'm on a budget. I just got fired."
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"Really? Uh-huh."
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"It must have been so interesting working at the club."
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"It was. You wouldn't believe some of the things that go on."
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"But the only way to run an office is to learn to keep your mouth shut."
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"I never divulge company business. Oh, I wouldn't dream of asking you anything."
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"However, I, uh, did hear something."
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"I wouldn't tell a soul. Well,"
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"Mr. Drake was already dead when Howard came in the room."
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"No kidding!"
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"Then who killed him? Oh, I wouldn't know. I only got here yesterday."
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"I wouldn't be surprised if she did it."
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"Mrs. Drake? Mm."
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"I suppose she would inherit the club, but she seems such a nice lady."
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"Nice? [Scoffs]"
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"Lucretia Borgia in furs."
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"Confidentially... and, I mean, this is just between you and me..."
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"she's having an affair with Mike."
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"Mike. Michelle. The female impersonator?"
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"Oh. What a phony."
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"And nobody's supposed to know this, but Mike was trying to buy the club from Mr. Drake."
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"Can you believe that? And behind his back, he and Mrs. D. Are slipping off to Lake Tahoe."
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"But I thought... Ohh. Now, don't ever say you heard this from me,"
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"but I wouldn't put it past Bill Patterson to kill 'im."
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"Oh. Mr. York's agent. Uh-huh."
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"Why would he... The contract."
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"See, not many people know this, but Mr. Drake had Freddy under a seven-year contract,"
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"and recently, big offers were coming in for Freddy."
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"I am talking about megabucks. Except that Mr. Drake wouldn't let him out of the contract."
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"Stop at the top of the hill."
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"Thanks for the lift. And don't worry. I won't say a word about what you've told me."
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"Thinking of buying it or merely jumping?"
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"You kept me waiting. Is this a sign of things to come?"
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"Mike, if we're gonna bicker like an old married couple, let's do it over something important, huh?"
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"[Sighs] Is it something I said?"
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"No. It's the way you said it. You know, I'm not used to being summoned."
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"Oh, darling, don't pout. It was merely a request, pure and simple."
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"I thought we should get our stories straight for that Mrs. Fletcher."
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"She is determined to get Howard off the hook by putting someone else on."
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"Well, surely not me? Nor me!"
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"I mean, no reasonable person could assume for one moment that I had anything to do with Al's death."
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"No. Other than the fact that you despised the man..."
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"and that you were talking to a lawyer about divorce proceedings."
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"And naturally, you didn't care that he reneged on his promise to sell you the club?"
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"So here we are. We both got rid of Al. Yep."
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"You have the club and all of his money, and I have you."
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"A fortuitous turn of events. Couldn't have worked out better if we'd planned it."
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"Which of course we didn't... Well..."
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"Darling, is there something I should know just for my own peace of mind?"
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"Funny, Mike. I was about to ask you the same question."
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"You know, if you did kill him, it wouldn't make any difference."
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"I'd still feel the same way about you."
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"My very thought about you, Candice."
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"Oh, Mike, you don't know how much better I feel now that we've talked."
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"Me too, darling."
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"Mike... Michelle... was backstage getting ready to go on."
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"Of course, Barbara... And I sent Felix backstage at once."
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"Yeah, but you're sure about Patterson and Mrs. Drake? They were out front?"
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"Everybody saw them. Right."
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"Lieutenant? Oh, I'm so glad I caught you. Any result on the nitric acid test?"
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"Uh, it was negative, Mrs. Fletcher. Oh, negative."
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"That means he didn't fire the gun. Well, maybe he was wearing gloves."
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"Well, if he'd worn gloves, his fingerprints wouldn't have been all over the gun."
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"You can't have it both ways, Lieutenant. Incidentally, have you noticed how many people around this club are wearing gloves?"
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"No, but I'm sure you've got a list. Also, I'm not sure about the time of death."
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"Now, that's one thing I am sure of."
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"Oh, you mean your theory that the shot was masked by Freddy York's drum act? Mm."
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"Well, can you prove that scientifically? How would you do that, Mrs. Fletcher?"
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"[Firing] [Bird Squawks]"
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"Did you hear that? Yes, Mrs. Fletcher, I heard it."
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"Well, uh, let's try it with music."
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"Now, let's just pretend one of the girls is dancing."
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"??[Radio: Disco]"
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"Once again, please, Charlie!"
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"[Gunshot] Oh, dear. I heard that."
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"We all heard it, Mrs. Fletcher. With the door closed. With the door open. With music."
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"Even with a Mummer's Parade going across the stage."
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"Face it, Mrs. Fletcher. ?? [Radio Off]"
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"The shot would have been heard except during York's act,"
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"when York was playing the drums on the stage."
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"Yes, I suppose that is the only plausible explanation."
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"Oh, thank you, Mrs. Fletcher. I'm so happy to see that you're satisfied."
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"- Now, if you'll excuse me... - Hey, Lieutenant. Wait a minute."
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"I mean, what the hell is going on here? A detective audition?"
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"What's this lady trying to suggest? That one of us killed Drake?"
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"- Are you all right, Mrs. Fletcher? - Oh, yes."
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"Ohh."
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"[Groaning]"
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"[Bell Ringing]"
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"[Knocking]"
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"Ohh. Oh, dear. I woke you up."
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"Yeah. Well, when I work all night, I sleep a little during the day, or at least I try to."
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"I'd like to talk to you about Howard."
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"You didn't come up here and wake me up to tell me we're holding the wrong man?"
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"You already know we are. [Sighs]"
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"Uh, I made some coffee. You want some? Oh, thank you."
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"What a pretty cat. What's her name?"
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"- George. - [George Meows]"
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"Oh, she likes you. Most people, she hates."
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"Oh, that's the impression I got about you."
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"Aha. Well, that's my office persona."
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"Well, it just goes to show you can't go by first impressions."
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"[Chuckles] Uh, Mrs. Fletcher, you're a nice lady,"
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"but, uh, I think you're making a big mistake."
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"- Howard Griffin is guilty. - Oh, for heaven's sakes."
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"There were at least four people who had better motives than Howard. For instance, Mrs. Drake."
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"Yes. She gets the business. I know. Freddy York and his agent, Bill Patterson,"
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"trying to break Freddy's long-term contract."
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