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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Armed Response (S01E01)

"He'll be out on the street quick enough, soon as I get him acquitted. All right, you do that."
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"Now, as I was sayin', Ms. Fletcher, Dr. Sam was one of my best clients."
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"Uh, yes. We were discussing bail for Jennie Wells."
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"you know, I'm not sure that I can swing that."
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"The murder weapon was obviously planted in her locker by the real killer."
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"Yes. [Woman] Dr. Kenyon's here, sir. From the institute?"
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"He says it's very important he speak with you."
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"Have him come in."
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"Maybe a confession, hmm?"
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"Uh, somehow I doubt that."
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"Mr. Porter, I'm Dr. Wesley Kenyon. We met briefly at the hospital the other day."
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"Mrs. Fletcher. What can I do for you, Doctor?"
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"- I am here on behalf of Jennie Wells. - Yes. Yes."
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"Well, as I was tellin' Ms. Fletcher... I want you to know that the hospital stands behind her completely,"
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"that we will be responsible for any legal fees involved."
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"- Is that so? - Dr. Kenyon, that is a marvelous gesture."
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"No harm done."
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"You do realize, of course, that this might be a lengthy and expensive trial."
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"That, sir, is immaterial."
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"Like Mrs. Fletcher, I'm convinced she's innocent."
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"Pleasure to take the case."
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"[Woman On P.A., Distant] Dr. Baxter, please report to X-ray."
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"#The eyes of Texas are upon you #"
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"# Dum, dee dum-dum ## Pigeon."
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"I thought you were savin' jacks. Mm-mmm."
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"Who's winning? I'm killin' her."
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"[Chuckles] You're killin' who, Buster?"
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"You. [Chuckles] Just deal. Deal, will ya, dear?"
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"Well, it's not the money. It's just the principle."
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"Um, she plays a mean game."
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"Why, thank you, Barney. [Giggles]"
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"[Chuckles]"
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"- How'd it go with Perry Mason? - He's going to take the case, and the hospital is going to foot the bill."
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"- Hi. Would anyone care for something? - Oh, I'd love some tea."
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"Coffee, sugar. Nice and black. Make it a double."
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"Uh, give her a carrot juice, and I'll have the same."
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"And you're tryin' to kill yourself with caffeine."
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"Hong Kong? Oh, is that an invitation?"
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"Well, of course it is, woman. But if you're not gonna take care of yourself..."
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"Well, if you're gonna keep up with me, Barney, you gotta go some... Oh."
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"Well, I'm sorry. I don't care how or why he is tied up. I have to talk with him immediately."
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"[Jenkins] I'm askin' you again, Doctor. Is this your gun?"
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"Are you crazy? I told you no. I don't even own a gun. You're a liar, Ellison."
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"You told me you kept a gun in your car. I told you a lot of things, Kenyon... none of them necessarily true."
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"Lieutenant, what is the point of all this?"
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"Ms. Fletcher. What are you doing?"
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"Questioning Dr. Ellison about the murder weapon."
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"But why are you questioning Dr. Ellison?"
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"- Did you trace the gun to him? - Well, no, but..."
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"Oh, this is ridiculous. Lieutenant, may I please have private words with you? Excuse us."
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"[Jessica] Lieutenant, what do you use for brains?"
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"[Jenkins] Now, wait a minute. The gun was your idea."
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"You said it was Dr. Ellison's. I said, I heard Dr. Ellison kept a gun in his car."
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"I didn't say this was his."
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"Did you check gun registries throughout the state? Ma'am, I know my job."
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"- Do you? I wonder. You know the F.B.I. Has a central file...[Continues] - She seemed like such a sweet old gal."
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"You can't always tell a cake by the icing."
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"Whatever it is, I'll say this: That lady's got spunk."
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"Why, thank you, Mr. Porter."
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"Well, now, wait a damn minute. What? All right, Lieutenant. You can come out now."
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"[Jessica, On Speaker] This is not the Old West, Lieutenant. And despite what you may think, you are not Wyatt Earp."
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"- [Jenkins, On Speaker] Nobody asked you to butt into this. - [Jessica] No?"
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"Marge, am I wrong, or did we witness a scene similar to this two nights ago..."
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"when Dr. Garver was killed?"
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"- Yes, we did. - I don't know what you're trying to prove with all this hocus-pocus, but, um..."
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"Only that one or both of you could be in two places at the same time."
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"- I'm afraid we have you to thank for that, Dr. Kenyon. - Me?"
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"The morning after the killing, on orders from Dr. Garver,"
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"Nurse Horton didn't play that message tape until lunchtime."
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"There's only one way you could have known about those orders..."
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"if you had still been at the house..."
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"when he dictated them at the phone just before he was killed."
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"Now, look... But you must have killed him before 11:00."
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"Someone else had to go to his house, set off the alarm,"
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"which happened to coincide with that very public argument behind those closed doors."
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"What can you tell us about that, Dr. Ellison?"
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"[Sighs] God. Ellison, shut up."
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"I knew it would fall apart. I never should have listened to you."
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"It was his idea, but I went along with it."
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"[Ellison Narrating] Kenyon said good-bye to Dr. Sam at the party,"
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"After everybody else was gone, he went to the den."
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"Dr. Sam was on the phone. When he hung up,"
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"He got the front door keys out of Dr. Sam's pocket,"
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"When he got back to the hospital, we staged a fight going into the office."
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"I went to Dr. Sam's house... it's only five minutes from here... unlocked the front door."
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"That set the alarm off. I tossed the keys inside, then fired a shot into the air."
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"[No Audible Gunshot]"
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"I came in the same way I left. Then I walked out of the office after Kenyon."
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"You planted that gun in Jennie's locker... after she became a suspect."
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"We had to nail down the case against her. W-We knew the gun couldn't be traced."
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"It was another one of those brilliant ideas from Mr. Ivy League here."
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"[Jenkins] Boys, boys, boys, boys!"
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"One of them was about to be replaced, his career destroyed. They decided to put aside their differences..."
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"And pin it on me. Only after the fact."
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"You were a convenient scapegoat."
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"Well, I don't know how I'm ever gonna be able to thank you. By continuing in your chosen career."
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"Oh. By the way, will you write and let me know how the lovebirds are getting along? Ah. Sadie and Barney. Will do."
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"[Chuckles] Bye-bye, and thanks. Bye-bye. Thank you."
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"[Porter] Ms. Fletcher. Oh, dear."
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"Why, you are lookin' radiant today. [Chuckles]"
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"Mmm. Mr. Porter, I was delighted to hear that Harold Endicott's case was settled."
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"Settled? Hell, they gave up, thanks to you."
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"They couldn't face my big gun. [Laughs]"
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"I sure am disappointed you won't let me take on that airport."
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"Took on a new case just last night. Oh."
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"Two doctors accused of premeditated murder of their employer..."
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"overbearin' tyrant of a man."
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"You mean, um... Yeah. That's right. Kenyon and Ellison."
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"Ma'am, I don't make a career of losin'."
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"Now, if you'll just allow me to get you to the airport... Oh, thanks. I have a taxi waiting."
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"Good-bye, Mr. Porter. "Good-bye"?"
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"Ms. Fletcher, is that all you've got to say to me..."
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