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Clips from Moonlighting (1985) - Witness for the Execution (S02E02)

"-What was that? -What was what?"
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"That, that."
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"Weren't you here? What we did, what was that?"
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"I don't know."
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"I didn't do it."
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"-You tell me, what was that? -What do you mean, "You tell me"?"
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"It wasn't me, it was you."
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"-Well, I did not do it. Well..."
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"...if you did not do it and I did not do it, I guess--"
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"-It didn't happen. -It didn't happen."
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"-Well. -Well."
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"Gotta go."
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"Okay, go."
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"Write, call."
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"Bye."
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"Bye."
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"I'll tell you, it doesn't surprise me, the family putting somebody on this."
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"Strange case as it is. Of course, it's not that strange."
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"Place like this, you get used to people dropping out all the time."
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"Never have had one get murdered, though."
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"We're not supposed to let anyone in."
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"It's been sealed up ever since they carted the old man away."
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"What the hell. A lot of things I can do with 100 bucks."
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"Besides, it's not like I knew the guy."
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"Just one less bedpan to empty, you know?"
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"Don't forget, this place is out of bounds."
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"Don't touch nothing, okay?"
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"Not even the light switch."
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"Morning, Ms. Hayes."
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"Missed you at your office."
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"Thought you might show up here."
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"Since no one was in, I took a little look."
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"Someone was in and out of your partner's office in a hurry last night."
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"Drawers left open, light switch on in the bathroom."
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"Of course, I could be wrong."
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"Your partner still hasn't been in touch?"
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"Nothing's changed since last night."
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"Too bad."
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"That makes my job a little harder."
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"See, I got the prints back from Forensics this morning..."
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"...for the knob on the respirator."
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"They belong to your Mr. Addison."
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"A warrant for his arrest."
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"For the murder of Lawrence Everette."
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"That being the case..."
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"...I'm sure you will be in touch..."
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"...as soon as you have something to tell me."
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"The slippers!"
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"Who is it?"
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"Ms. Everette, it's Maddie Hayes. I have to talk to you."
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"Ms. Everette, I know it's 3 in the morning..."
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"...but believe me, it's very important, please."
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"-I'm sorry about your father. -Are you?"
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"Of course, that's why I have to talk to you."
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"-I think we can help each other. -Help each other?"
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"Ms. Everette, why didn't your father tell anyone he could walk?"
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"You were saying?"
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"I'm curious why a person who could still walk..."
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"...would choose to constrain himself in a wheelchair and keep it a secret."
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"Am I allowed to ask you who told you that?"
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"Of course. Nobody."
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"-How did you know? -I didn't."
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"I think it's time for you to go."
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"I was in your father's room this morning..."
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"...and I noticed his slippers on the floor, facing his bed."
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"The way a person might leave them if he walked up to it..."
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"...and took them off before climbing in."
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"Please, Ms. Hayes, I am not interested in slippers."
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"My father has just passed away."
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"Ms. Everette, wouldn't a person in a wheelchair face the other way?"
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"Wouldn't the same be true for his slippers?"
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"Please, Ms. Hayes."
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"My father has just been murdered."
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"I think your father just committed suicide."
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"Ms. Everette, he wanted to die."
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"He came to our office and asked us to be witnesses to his death."
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"I think what he really wanted was someone to blame for his death."
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"Please leave now, Ms. Hayes."
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"I do not wish to discuss this any further."
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"David didn't go into that room to kill him."
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"He went in to save him."
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"I don't expect you to admit anything to me..."
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"Please!"
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"I know it's been difficult."
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"I know you've lost someone who meant a great deal to you."
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"I'm losing someone too."
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"I'm looking for Lieutenant Tappia."
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"It's open."
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"Lieutenant, excuse me. We have to talk."
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"Ms. Hayes. This is your lucky day. I'm usually not here--"
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"Lawrence Everette could walk."
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"-What are you saying? -Lawrence Everette could walk."
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"I'm saying that that 90-year-old man, who was very sick..."
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"...and turned the knob himself."
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"Is this a fact or a theory?"
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"His daughter saw him walk."
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"The day before he died, she went to see him unannounced."
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"She saw him walk from his dresser to his bed and climb in by himself."
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"When she asked him about it, he got angry, denied it ever happened."
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"Forensics."
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"She didn't know what he was planning."
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"That he was hiding the fact he could walk."
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"He wanted his suicide to look like murder."
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"It's Tappia. I want Everette's life-support equipment redusted."
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"I'm looking for a second set of prints."
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"If all this pans out..."
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"...you can tell your partner to come in out of the cold."
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"Los Angeles Times?"
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"Chicago Tribune?"
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"New York Times?"
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"Classified, please."
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"Classified?"
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"I'd like to place an ad in the personals."
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"Yes, personals. All caps."
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"All caps."
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""David A."
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"Please come home."
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"All is well.""
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""All is well."
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"We love you.""
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