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Clips from Moonlighting (1985) - The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice (S02E02)

"...of Moonlighting."
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"We waited over a month for these tickets."
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"Back here."
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"-What do you think? -Must have been something in its day."
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"...wait for a big developer to offer me a fortune for the land."
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"-What do you got? -Good news, I think."
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"...right during a show."
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"...each swearing the other one did, till their dying day."
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"It's possible he was the right guy and she was the wrong girl."
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"That's not true."
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"I have to go."
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"Here I am, Mrs. Adams."
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"We're late. I don't want Jerry to suspect anything."
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"Rita."
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"Rita."
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"No. Never. I'll never give up my dreams."
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"If you stop dreaming, you're just wasting eight hours a night."
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"If Jerry were playing the harp somewhe--"
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"You know, these last few weeks playing with you have been great."
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"You think so?"
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"I said, hit the lights!"
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"I always play my horn with my shirt off..."
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"...next to a flashing neon light."
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"She smelled of violets."
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"She'd think I was stupid."
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"-A cheat. A bad dresser. -A show-off."
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"And that was that."
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"My mind was reeling. I felt alone, adrift."
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"I'd never murdered anyone before. I had so many questions."
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"Good evening."
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"I'm Orson Welles."
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"Tonight, broadcasting takes a giant leap backward."
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"In this age of living colour and stereophonic sound..."
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"...the television show Moonlighting..."
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"...is daring to be different..."
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"...and share with you a monochromatic, monophonic hour of entertainment."
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"Approximately 12 minutes into this evening's episode..."
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"...the picture on your television screen..."
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"...will change to black and white."
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"Nothing is wrong with your set. I repeat..."
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"...nothing is wrong with your set."
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"Tonight's episode is an experiment."
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"One we hope you'll enjoy, so..."
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"...gather the kids, the dog..."
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"...Grandma..."
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"...and lock them in another room."
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"Then sit back and enjoy this very special episode..."
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"One minute to curtain."
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"Ready to dim the house lights and cue lights."
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"Places, people, places."
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"Ready, showtime."
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"-I hate this. -Making money?"
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"Picking through peels, spying, profiting from infidelity."
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"Mr. Bigelow might hear you."
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"-Promise we won't do this again. -Are you nuts? I can't."
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"Why not? Why can't we just not take these cases?"
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"These kinds of cases? Maddie, these..."
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"Want me to say no if someone wants to find out about their spouse?"
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"That's right. I'm sorry, but this all very depressing to me."
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"What are you talking about? Infidelity is as American as apple pie."
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"Without infidelity, there'd be no Ann Landers or Divorce Court."
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"-There'd be no Dynasty. -That's not my problem."
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"I don't like it. The deception, the dishonesty..."
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"-...the lack of trust. -Let me tell you something."
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"Our business is built on a lack of trust. Two people are involved..."
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"...maybe they share a business, maybe a bed. If one doesn't trust the other?"
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"He calls us, Maddie. He calls us. Why? Because the world is bad."
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"The world is full of deception. I for one wouldn't have it any other way."
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"I'll tell you something else. I don't know about you, but I for one..."
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"...hit my knees at night and thank the man upstairs..."
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"...that there is a bit of dishonesty left in this world."
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"You just think about that. That's all I have to say."
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"Mr. Bigelow!"
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"Mr. Bigelow!"
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"Mr. Bigelow, it's soup."
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"Give me a second."
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"-You got them? -We got them."
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"I appreciate you coming here. I'm thinking of buying this place."
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"In the '40s, big bands, this was it. High society."
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"I'm gonna turn it into a flea market."
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"-Excuse me? -Mow it down..."
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"...eating alone in a restaurant..."
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"...browsing in a store. What the hell is this?"
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"Pictures. We followed her for three days."
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"-This is all you got? -These are the highlights."
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"I paid you people to get me dirt. You call this dirt?"
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"-Mr. Bigelow-- -Go easy on him."
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"He's upset his wife's not cheating."
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"There is no dirt. Your wife's being true to you."
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"True, shmue, what's it got to do with the price of rice in China?"
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"I need some hot, steamy pictures that I can take into a court of law..."
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"...or I'm going to stay married to this tomato..."
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"...and I can't afford to stay married to this tomato."
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"Mr. Bigelow, are you suggesting we doctor photographs?"
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"-We don't do that. -I knew it."
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"I knew it when I was up in your offices. You guys are too high-rent for me."
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"Too uptown."
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"That's it."
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"I ain't buying this place if I have to split the profits with Godzilla."
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"And people say romance is dead."
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"Meeting's over."
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"-What do you mean, meeting's over? -Ask them."
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"-Hello. -Hello."
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"Who are these people, anyway?"
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"Wanna buy a nightclub?"
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"I didn't think so."
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"You own this?"
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"My father left it to me."
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"I've been trying to sell the place for years."
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"I keep hoping to find somebody who'll restore it, do it justice."
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"It was a hell of a joint in its time."
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"Maybe I'm dreaming."
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"Really isn't much need for a place like this anymore."
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"That's sad."
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"That's life."
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"Yeah, it's a real shame."
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"A lot of history in this place, a lot of tunes in these walls."
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"The Duke, Lady Day..."
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"...the Dorseys, Glenn Miller."
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"Four presidents danced here."
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