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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Hit, Run and Homicide (S01E01)

"Are you accusing me of something?"
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"Oh, no. I wouldn't dream of doing that."
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"Now, look, I guess we agree that the car is the key to this whole thing,"
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"and I'm gonna turn this county upside down till I find it."
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"Come on, Ms. Fletcher. [Woman On P.A.] Nurse Goldstein to Station 12."
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"Oh, no. Here comes Little Mary Sunshine."
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"Ouch!"
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"Whoops. [Chuckles] [Chuckles]"
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"Remote-controlled cars? Nothing new about that."
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"I designed one a dozen years ago."
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"I got the plans in my workshop someplace."
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"Yes, but what would a car like that be used for?"
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"Automotive testing, military maneuvers, motion picture stunts."
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"And it would be a great boon for people like you, Jess... people who don't drive."
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"You could get in your car, program your destination,"
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"and the computer would take you there."
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"Sounds wonderful."
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"If a little far-fetched."
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"No, no. I remember those designs."
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"It was a wonderful concept."
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"No more highway accidents."
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"This car had a built-in self-protection system against collisions."
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"How come it never happened? [Daniel] Cost."
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"That's what they always talk about. As if human lives weren't worth a damn."
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"Ms. Fletcher, uh, anything new on the investigation?"
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"Got out his old Ouija board again, huh?"
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"Now, Daniel, Mr. Woodley is still insisting that you called him and invited him up here."
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"[Sighs] Jess, if I had, don't you think I would've remembered it?"
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"The man's a liar. That's all. Come on. Let's eat."
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"All this talk about Woodley is givin' me indigestion."
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"Uh, Letitia?"
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"I know it's confidential information, but you're going to have to trust me. I need to know those phone numbers."
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"Ah, you're a dear."
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"No, I'll hold."
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"Jessica, what is it? On the phone you sounded upset."
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"I may be. It depends. Where's Daniel?"
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"Well, he... he's out in back with Tony. Why?"
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"In the past week, two phone calls were made to Boston on Daniel's phone."
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"What? Wh-Where did... How did you know?"
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"Well, just a minute. Now, the first one was 555-6641."
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"Well, that's Tony's number at the bank."
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"And the other one was 555-9044."
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"Oh."
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"Oh."
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"That's Charles Woodley's private office line."
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"Are you sure? Of course I'm sure."
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"I used to work for the man, remember?"
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"I just can't believe it. Katie,"
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"we don't know that Daniel made the calls."
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"We only know that the calls were made on his phone."
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"Can we be frank? Well, yes, of course."
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"Why was Daniel fired by Mr. Woodley?"
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"Well,"
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"they said that he was wasting the company's money..."
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"that his notions were impractical."
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"They didn't want to deal with the future."
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"And Daniel's mind is all in the future."
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"Except they seem to want to hire him again."
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"Oh, there's not a chance he'd ever go back to Woodley."
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"You know, after they fired him,"
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"they tried to keep his plans and designs."
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"Daniel went crazy."
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"No, l... I don't mean crazy."
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"But he did. He got very, very angry."
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"He hired a lawyer, and it dragged on for months."
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"He won, but it cost most of his savings."
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"So he had very good reason to hate Mr. Woodley... and his partner."
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"Oh, no."
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"Daniel couldn't hurt anybody."
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"Jessica, you don't know him like I do."
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"He's..."
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"He's a very kind, very gentle man."
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"He's... [Daniel] Jessica, hello!"
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"You're just in time to see me test my latest invention."
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"Uh, Tony, go on over there."
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"One there and one by the birdbath, okay? Right."
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"Well, what on earth is that? Salvation for my roses."
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"If it works, you get one for Christmas."
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"Uh, you see those rods?"
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"Each one is a miniature ultrahigh-efficiency amplifier,"
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"controlled by this transmitter."
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"The ultrasonic sound should frighten the aphids into somebody else's yard."
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"All set, Uncle Dan. Here we go!"
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"Are we supposed to hear something?"
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"That's the beauty of it. To the human ear it's absolutely silent."
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"[Dogs Barking]"
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"[Jessica Laughs]"
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"Oh, Daniel, I love your invention,"
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"but, uh, I think there's a little room for improvement."
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"Yes, I guess it does need some work."
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"[Jessica Laughing]"
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"[Jessica] Are you sure you had enough to eat?"
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"Yes, thank you. I had a huge lunch in Portland."
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"And you, Ethan... You've had two helpings only today."
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"I am too worn out to eat. Oh."
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"I never spent a more worthless afternoon in my life."
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"Amos had us chasin' all over creation."
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"I've got so many bug bites, I don't know where to start scratchin'."
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"Bugs didn't have any trouble finding us, but we didn't spot that car."
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"Where did you concentrate your search?"
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"Concentrate? Oh, that's a good one."
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"Amos was having fits of divine inspiration."
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"We searched the woods behind Miller's place twice."
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"Yeah. Then about 5:30, after six hours of searching everywhere except the barbershop,"
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"Amos finally tells us where he really thinks the car is. You're gonna love this."
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"All right. Now the day of the picnic, after the car chased Woodley across the ballpark,"
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"the state police checked the highways with a helicopter."
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"All right. They spotted a large moving van..."
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"heading north on Highway 27, toward Augusta..."
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"Coffee, darling. Thanks, hon."
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"And Amos... bless his pointy little head..."
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"is convinced that the car was hidden in that van."
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"That doesn't make any sense because the next day that very same car ran down Mr. Merrill."
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"Maybe. Now, remember, Jessie,"
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"there were no witnesses except the Tatum kids, and they could've made a mistake."
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"I'm sorry, but I don't think the car ever reached the highway."
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"Did you look around that stretch of woods just east of the old Gentry farm?"
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"Come on, Jessie. That place is so overgrown you couldn't hide a tricycle in there, let alone a car."
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"No. If you jogged every morning like I do, you'd learn something."
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"There are at least a dozen ways in and out, if you know where to look."
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