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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Murder at the Oasis (S01E01)

"Then Johnny had the marriage annulled, and Terry never forgave him."
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"You just saw a small sample. Oh, Jess, I should have dragged her out of there years ago."
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"[Dog Barking, Distant]"
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"?? [Whistling]"
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"The milkman cometh."
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"Johnny, come on. Stop kiddin' around."
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"Johnny! Come on, Johnny! This ain't funny!"
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"I spilled the milk all over myself. Come on, will ya?"
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"Johnny? Johnny!"
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"Johnny! Lou! Lou, come quick!"
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"Lou! What is it?"
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"Please, Johnny! Open the door!"
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"Something's wrong. Johnny! Johnny!"
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"[Buster] It's Johnny. Somebody killed Johnny."
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"Oh. Oh!"
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"- [Jessica] Peg, aren't you driving a little fast? - Sorry."
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"I know how you feel. Do you?"
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"I'm not even a widow. I'm not sure what I am."
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"I'm sorry, Jess. Thanks for coming with me."
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"I couldn't face going into that house alone, and I wanted to be with my children."
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"How are they taking it? Well, Mickey's upset, of course, but he sounded strong."
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"I don't know about Terry. She's on the edge of being unstable."
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"Vic?"
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"Hey... baby. You're in trouble."
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"I know my brother, and he's gonna tell the police you were in the house last night."
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"You've gotta get outta here. Why? I didn't do anything."
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"Get out of the country if you can. Here. Take this. And don't try to reach me."
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"Hey, sweet stuff, what about us?"
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"[Scoffs] Don't be stupid."
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"My father is dead. I don't have to play "let's pretend" anymore."
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"Truth is, I don't even like you. Hey, I know what you like."
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"You don't know anything."
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"Hello, Mrs. Shannon."
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"Mom, I'm glad you're here."
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"- I was there when they found him. - "They'"?"
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"Lou and Buster. You're Mrs. Fletcher."
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"I didn't mean to interrupt. It just popped out. Force of habit, I suppose."
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"It's okay. We can use a good detective."
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"Well, my occasional exploits are grossly exaggerated, believe me."
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"- That's not what I heard. - Lieutenant Barnes."
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"- There you are, Mrs. Fletcher. The sergeant obviously needs help. - [Jessica] Oh, now, really..."
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"Why not? You've covered the subject fairly well in your books, even if you're not always accurate."
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"Well, they are well researched, I assure you,"
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"but I have absolutely no intention of..."
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"- Why do you think my books are inaccurate? - I'll tell you all about it on our way to the scene of the crime."
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"Would you excuse us, please?"
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"[Barnes] They're a little shaky on police procedure. [Jessica] Oh?"
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"And you always make your killers more interesting than your cops."
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"Where's your sister? I wish I knew."
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"Buster told me about the scene yesterday at the club."
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"Mom, look. Don't say it. Don't even think it."
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"Johnny Shannon's den. Gold records. Platinum albums."
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"Showbiz memorabilia. Or have you been here before? No, no. This is my first visit."
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"Mine too. Shannon and I moved in different circles."
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"So, did you know him well? Once upon a time."
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"This is definitely his room."
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"He never knew what hit him. Well, if he was watching television, he might not have heard his killer come in."
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"When they found the body, the set was off. Course, he could've been asleep."
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"Why would he take a nap in a chair opposite a blank TV screen if there was a perfectly good couch?"
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"That's one of the puzzles. Here's another. Nobody heard a shot."
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"but mystery writers are addicted to the use of silencers."
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"A better name would be mufflers. You can't completely silence a gun. There's always some noise."
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"Well, if the sound wasn't a gunshot, it might have been lost..."
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"All right. I'll buy that. Now, explain to me how somebody could get through the security system."
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"There are guards on duty 24 hours at the front gate."
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"They only admit visitors whose names are called down from the house..."
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"and double-checked when the visitors arrive."
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"What about the service entrance?"
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"And that's how the gardener and the pool man got in?"
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"They ring a buzzer that alerts the front gate guard and turns on a TV camera."
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"Nobody pushed the buzzer last night, and nobody could've gotten through the service gate..."
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"or over the wall without all hell busting loose."
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"I see. There would seem to be only one possible explanation:"
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"The killer did not come from outside."
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"Ah. We reached the same conclusion."
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"Mickey, what did you tell them?"
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"Or what? You would've come home sooner?"
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"Where the hell did you go? I don't have to account to you, Mick."
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"- But that didn't stop Terry. - I suppose you couldn't wait to tell her about last night."
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"Last night? What about last night?"
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"And the motive? How about the old reliable?"
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"Rich man dies, somebody inherits. That makes it one of the kids."
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"Or anyone else who might be mentioned in the will."
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"The servants were off, so you're talking the bodyguard and the comedy relief."
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"I wonder if the motive is as simple as robbery."
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"It crossed my mind. Excuse me."
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"Especially when Terry told me about this."
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"Oh, a hidden wall safe."
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"But if that's what he was looking for, he wouldn't have shot Johnny when he came into the room."
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"Unless the killer already knew the combination. Who does know it?"
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"Terry, for one. I had her open it for me. It contains stocks, bonds, cash, some personal papers."
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"If someone who knew the combination wanted to rob that safe, they didn't have to kill Johnny."
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"There goes that theory."
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"Look at that shadow there on the wall, where a frame used to be."
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"- Where? - By the pool."
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"Hey, cut it out! No, I didn't! I swear!"
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"- You lied! - Stop it!"
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"- You lied to me! You lied! - I didn't do it!"
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"- [Mickey Coughing] - Mickey, don't gulp. Mick, try to breathe in slowly."
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"That's it. Breathe in. That's it."
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"- You okay, Mick? - [Mickey] Yeah, I think so."
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"- He killed Johnny. I knew it. - I told ya. The big guy's freakin' out."
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"I knew there was something about it,"
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"I saw him go into the den just before Johnny was shot. That proves it. That proves he killed Johnny."
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"[Barnes] Somebody's got it wrong. You told me you were working in your room. [Mickey] I was."
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"- Did you go down to the den? - Yes. I..."
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"I wanted to show Dad some changes I made on the arrangements."
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"He said he didn't wanna see anything until they were all finished. You know, Lou, if you'd just hung around,"
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"When other kids were playing cops and robbers, he was playing agents and accountants."
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"maybe even wanted to kill him..."
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"but I couldn't hurt him."
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"I always... I always thought about other times,"
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"you know, when things were different."
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"- Mrs. Fletcher, you remember when I was a kid. - Yes."
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"Well, you tell him, Mrs. Fletcher. You may find it hard to believe,"
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"- Who? - Vic La Rosa."
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"The tennis player your dad mixed it up with at the club?"
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"Yeah. [Barnes] How'd he get in?"
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"- No. Terry. You don't have to... - I let him in."
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"- He was waiting at the rear service gate at midnight. - What about the alarm?"
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