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

"Always there when the boss needed me."
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"Sometimes before he needed me."
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"Beating him to the office every day. Not leaving till he leaves."
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"No "thank yous." No "happy birthdays." No nothing."
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"Just blind faith that someday he'll look up and say:"
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""Mr. West, how would you like to be a supervisor?"
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"Or a manager or a vice president?""
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"This is the first day of work I've missed the whole time I've been with him."
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"What'd you do?"
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"I lost his phone numbers."
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"-Babes? -No, business numbers."
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"From my office. They were stolen."
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"Millions of numbers in the book, pal. All free."
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"-Why would somebody steal yours? -Well, they didn't."
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"I'm sure it was a mistake."
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"Burglars cleaned us out a couple nights ago."
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"I guess they took the Rolodex by accident."
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"Well, if it was an accident, and they were stolen..."
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"...your boss can't be that big a jerk."
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"-He's Thornton Wellman. -The Thornton Wellman?"
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"-The banker? -And diplomat. And financier."
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"Yesterday, Wellman came out of his office:"
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""Mr. West, get me so-and-so on the line.""
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"Most of his business is talking to people."
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"And if I don't have the Rolodex, I can't get so-and-so on the line."
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"And if I can't get so-and-so on the line, I can forget about moving up."
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"The timing is terrific."
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"There are slots opening above me, and now this happens."
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"-Tell him to get a phone book. -These are not phone-book numbers."
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"These are keep-them- under-lock-and-key numbers."
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"Which is why when I tell him what happened, he's gonna say:"
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""The Rolodex wasn't locked in the safe?" And I'm gonna say:"
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""No, Mr. Wellman. This one day."
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"This one day in six years, I left it out.""
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"And then he's gonna do two things."
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"He'll fire me. And then he'll call Lou LaSalle."
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"-Lou LaSalle? -Lou LaSalle, sherlock to the stars."
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"His security guy. Everyone's security guy."
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"I'd rather have lost my arm than that Rolodex."
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"Tell the bartender this is for the mess I made."
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"What if you didn't tell Wellman yet?"
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"-Excuse me? -What if you didn't tell Wellman..."
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"...and he didn't tell LaSalle, and we looked for the Rolodex?"
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"-Why would we do that? -Well, as fate has it, I'm a detective."
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"And I wouldn't mind solving a case for Thornton Wellman."
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"-I'd like to help you, Mr. West. -Phil."
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"Phil. I also see a way to help myself."
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"-Okay. You're on, Mr...? -Addison. David Addison."
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"Blue Moon Investigations."
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"Wife a philanderer? We'll handle her."
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"Need someone trailed? We've never failed."
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"We break every case. We meet every goal."
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"And what's more, aqui se habla espafiol."
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"Sorry, no comprendo."
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"Hi."
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"Madelyn Hayes?"
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"No. But thank you."
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"Did someone call for me?"
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"They're beautiful. And they smell so floral."
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""Maddie, welcome aboard. See you tonight.""
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"Welcome aboard?"
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"What are we doing here? Why'd you call me down here?"
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"I've never been in a pawnshop before."
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"So big. So bright. It's so--"
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"-I know that typewriter. -No need to raise our voice."
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"No, I know that typewriter. I know this copier."
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"I have been intimate with that VCR and that Trinitron."
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"-Do you have any pictures of that? -It must be here."
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"-The Rolodex must be here. -Can I help you with something?"
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"We were just admiring your vast array of office equipment."
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"Yeah, I just got this merchandise in. Belonged to a wealthy businessman."
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"-No kidding. -No kidding."
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"-No kidding. -That's funny."
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"This stuff reminds my friend of equipment he used to work with."
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"-Until it was stolen the other night. -You a cop?"
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"No. But I know how to dial 911."
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"Yeah, well, what is it that you said you were looking for again?"
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"Rolodex. Big thing, sits on a desk, used to hold office numbers."
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"About yay big, holds about 4000 cards."
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"Wouldn't surprise me if it came in as part of this collection."
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"And that's what you looking for?"
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"Well, see, I don't nothing about no phone books or Rolodexes..."
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"-...or nothing like that. -Hey."
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"I know you don't. But suppose a guy comes in..."
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"...with office equipment he wants to pawn."
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"Some you could use, some you couldn't."
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"What do you do with the some you couldn't?"
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"Oh, my goodness."
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"Did you just drop this 20 on the floor?"
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"Yeah. I'm sure you did."
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"That was very thoughtful of you."
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"Did you check in the dumpster out back? The garbage?"
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"It's empty. Gone."
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"That's it. It's over. Finished. Kaput."
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"-I'm over. Finished. Kaput. -Wait a second. Wait a second."
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"It's not over, you're not over. It's just not here, that's all."
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"That's all? That's all? What are you suggesting?"
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"-To the dump. -To the dump?"
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"Aren't you coming?"
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"Aren't you just a little intimidated?"
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"Okay. Maybe a little."
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"Mr. Addison, it could be anywhere in there."
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"We are talking about a Rolodex and paper cards."
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"Little Rolodex. Little cards. Look at that thing."
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"-It's mammoth. It's huge. -But, Phil, that's okay, it's all right."
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"-The guard told me where to look for it. -He did?"
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"Sure. He said it was right..."
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"...over there."
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"No. Forget it. Case closed."
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"Phil. Phil."
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"Phil?"
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"Phil, roll down the window."
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"Phil, how can I help you if you won't talk to me?"
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"What seems to be the problem, Phil?"
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"What about it? Smell it."
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"You want me to walk in that? Stand in that? Work in that?"
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"The Rolodex is buried somewhere out there, Phil."
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"-That's the honest-to-God truth, Phil. -No, I mean--"
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"I mean that's garbage. It's filled with things people have used..."
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"...and thrown away. It's filled with things people have eaten."
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