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Clips from Moonlighting (1985) - Atlas Belched (S02E02)

"That's like Hefner calling Guccione to fix him up with a date."
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"You did, huh?"
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"Did you really say yea?"
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"Get in some trouble? We're there on the double."
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"To the dump, to the dump, To the dump, dump, dump"
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"-That. -What about it?"
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"To men who work the land."
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"-Is this for real? -Oh, yeah. That's him."
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"Pia Zadora."
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"They'd take these and sell them. Hold them for ransom."
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"Say, "Take me, hold me, use me, abuse me.""
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"It isn't?"
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"Who's Phil West?"
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"-Right there! -Let's get him!"
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"Hey!"
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"-Training. -For what?"
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"If she's running the operation, what do I do?"
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"Before you had to get up, come down here to make a buck, what did you do?"
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"This really wasn't smart for me to come here. I really ought to be getting going."
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"-You're hired. -l am?"
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"This is where the ransom note said to drop the money."
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"You said that a lot of guys who came across..."
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"Wellman's already got you pegged as his numbers-napper."
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"This is the beginning of a whole new day."
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"I have a proposition I'd like you to consider."
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"Every employee, every desk blotter, every paper clip."
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"He honestly thinks we're gonna steal his account."
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"Well, you know what Doris Day says, "Que sera, sera.""
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"Morning."
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"Nothing nicer for brave than have his breakfast prepared by his squaw."
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"-Squaw? -There is one thing nicer:"
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"The traditional breakfast eve festivities."
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"-Really? -Try my sausage and eggs sometimes."
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"-Serve it right there on the mattress. -Breakfast on bed. How you."
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"Sit."
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"I do roll over too."
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"Guess you can't blow your nose on these babies, huh?"
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"This beats reading the back of a cereal box."
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"Thanks. I think."
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"-So.... -Yeah, right. So what?"
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"-What what? -Don't "what what" me."
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"You didn't call me in because we don't see enough of each other."
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"-You got something on your mind. -Nothing's on my mind."
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"You know what I mean."
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"All right. I do have something to tell you."
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"Some good news, I think. Some wonderful news, I think."
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"-No kidding. -No kidding. Heard of Lou LaSalle?"
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"-Lou LaSalle? -Lou LaSalle."
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"As in Lou LaSalle Investigations? Lou LaSalle Armoured Cars?"
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"Lou LaSalle Securities? That Lou LaSalle?"
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"That Lou LaSalle. He called me yesterday."
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"-No kidding. -No kidding."
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"-Lou LaSalle called us? -Well, me. Us. Yeah."
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"That's great. That's amazing."
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"That's like Ford buying a car from GM. That's like Macy's calling Gimbel's."
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"-What's he want? What's he need? -Well--"
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"-Lou LaSalle wants to hire us. I love it. Well..."
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"...he doesn't want to hire us."
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"-He wants to buy us. -Excuse me?"
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"He wants to buy us."
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"What do you mean, he wants to buy us?"
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"-You and me? Buy us away from here? -I mean the agency, the whole thing."
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"Lock, stock and bad debts."
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"-And? -And what?"
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"-And you said? -And I said..."
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"..yea."
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"Morning, Mr. Addison."
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"So long, Mr. Addison."
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"Morning, Miss Hayes."
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"Bye-bye, Miss Hayes."
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"David."
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"Not to him, to myself. To him I said I'll think about it."
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"-Sounds like you thought about it. -You're taking this personally."
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"It's not personal. It's business. Just business."
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"Just business, huh?"
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"Is that what the past 10 months have been about? Just business?"
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"We've already played this scene, lady."
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"First time you came in, you said, "Mr. Addison, I wanna close this place up."
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"Sell all the fixtures, get out of the lease, send everybody home."
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"Nothing personal, just business.""
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"Well, I managed to talk you out of it that time."
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"I told you I thought we could make a go of it."
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"-Well, I thought we did. -Who said we didn't?"
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"I'm not through yet. We are not through."
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"-Sell now, know what you get? -Lots of money."
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"-Robbed! Robbed! -Robbed?"
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"-Why does the leech want to buy? -I want to close before it wears off."
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"He sees what I see. What you can't see. We've just begun to hit our stride."
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"-We're just getting to the best part-- -Then what? What else?"
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"What other nonsense can you think to say to change my mind?"
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"Neither of us is a terrific detective. Neither of us is a businessperson."
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"-Speak for yourself. -LaSalle knows how to run an agency."
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"-He has connections. He has clout. -You're Maddie Hayes!"
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"You're a bigger shot than Lou LaSalle ever was or ever will be."
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"As a model, not a detective. I'm not someone to call when you have trouble."
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"-You know what I'm saying is true. -No, I don't."
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"Rockefellers have a problem, they call LaSalle."
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"Kennedys have a problem, they call LaSalle."
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"-Big deal. -When a big shot has a problem..."
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"-...who do they call? -I don't care."
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"Who calls us, David?"
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"-I'll have breakfast somewhere else. -Nobody, David."
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"-Don't hurry. -I won't."
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"-Good. Wonderful! -Great. Terrific!"
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"-Good morning. -Yeah, right."
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"Give me a bloody mary. Easy on the blood, heavy on the mary."
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"Yeah?"
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"How about a mop?"
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"Let's see, what's that? Vermouth, grenadine and a touch of--"
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"No. A real mop. Like for floors."
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"For crying...."
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"I'll pay for a plumber."
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"Sorry."
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"Didn't mean to step in your saliva, man."
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"I smell."
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"No, I mean, I know I smell."
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"I can smell me."
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"-What's her name? -It's not a her. It's an it."
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"-What's its name? -It's a job. A job I'm about to lose."
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"-There's a lot of that going around. -I worked my tail off for six years."
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