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Clips from Moonlighting (1985) - When Girls Collide (S05E05)

"There are doctors in this building. Just don't sit down in here."
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"...in an exemplary manner."
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"Kareem, on the pass from Worthy. Dribbles. Fires. Oh, sky hook."
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"-Maddie. Maddie. -No. No."
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"-Hi. -Hi."
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"But O'Neal thinks--"
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"But Ms. Hayes says she's her cousin."
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"-Some nautical deal? -The sun had to be over the yardarm."
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"I never heard my father say it was early for a Bloody Mary."
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"I feel a wasted afternoon coming on. Make it two."
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"He got the okay for a 76-storey building for United Consolidated."
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"-Anyway, he looks married. -I'll be right back."
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"-Recently, still shiny. -I told you."
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"-Are you ladies ready to order? -Not just yet."
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"He's waving it in MacGilicuddy's face like a red flag."
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"-How about this little number? -You know, it gets cold in L.A. at night."
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"...beating on the paparazzi at Spago..."
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"I'm just worried about you. I'm not sure you need a full dose of this guy."
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"One moment he's waltzing you around, the next moment you look down..."
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"-Yeah, right. -I don't think she likes me."
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"We ought to make a point of doing this more often."
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"Look at that couple, David."
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"In love."
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"-It's so civilized. I envy that. -Yeah, I know you do."
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"What was that?"
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"...for my foyer?"
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"I think I was taking myself a little too seriously."
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"...to avoid the possibility of detection at all costs."
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"...I thought it might be good to--"
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"...giving herself to another man."
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"I don't mean to pry into your life, but--"
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"I'm not jealous. You should see other women."
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"I'm sure this all seems very complicated to you."
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"...because Mr. Addison has other plans."
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"-Says who? -Says me."
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"-You have plans with Annie. -People, please."
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"Men and material deployed."
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"-I was the maid of honour. -Messy."
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"Food's getting cold, I'm starving, and I don't wanna be seen--"
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"Mrs. Sapperman's room."
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"And then I'll go. That's all I ask."
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"Matter of fact, I'm not mad at anybody."
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"I can honestly say everything's fine."
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"I feel much better about my life."
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"I like my age, my job."
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"Finally, things seem to be on an even keel."
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"I've used up I don't know how many boxes of Kleenex in this office."
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"But I guess it was worth it."
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"David and I seem to be..."
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"...actually approaching a manageable relationship."
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"Maybe he's matured. Not much, but a little."
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"I'm still intrigued by the relationship between his shoulders and his hips."
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"I'm only human. But I'm not getting back on that rollercoaster."
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"No way."
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"I guess what I'm trying to say is..."
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"...I don't think I really need to come here anymore."
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"I think I deserve a going-away party."
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"Hold it, please."
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"That's a very nice dress you have on."
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"She'd only end up breaking your heart."
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"Yeah, thanks."
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"Morning. Great news. With the earnings I'm about to bring in..."
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"...you might wanna take this candy store public."
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"First, Agnes, pencil me in for lunch at 11:30, 12:30 and 2:30."
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"-Any movies? -A matinee perhaps."
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"Depends how pressure-packed lunch is."
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"-Fire away, Burt. -Mr. Addison."
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"I came in this morning with something I never had before."
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"I came in here with the most beautiful word in English."
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"-Careful, this ain't cable. -Business."
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"Yeah, well, speaking of business...."
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"For once, I didn't come in here empty-handed..."
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"...to mindlessly perform my assigned task."
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"A drone. A robot. A slave. Support personnel."
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"No, I went out into those mean streets and I brought home the bacon."
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"Sir..."
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"...I have a case."
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"Sports page."
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"One that could prove to be a long-term and lucrative account for us."
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"There is a man..."
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"...a Mr. Seymour Sapperman..."
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"...a well respected businessman..."
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"...and on for whose purity of character I can personally vouch."
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"He has for the last several years been my accountant."
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"Through thin and thin."
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"And he has always discharged his fiduciary responsibilities..."
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"Boy, big night for Kareem against the Clippers."
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"-Mr. Addison. -Yo."
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"-About Mr. Sapperman? -I'm all ears."
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"Even a professional, like Mr. Sapperman..."
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"...1s no stranger to the vagaries of love."
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"And it's good."
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"Recently, while going through some credit-card statements..."
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"...certain unusual and atypical payments appear to have been made."
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"Possibly, by his wife of 35 years, Adelaide."
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"Burty, let me stop you right there. Okay?"
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"Look, what's fair is fair. I'm not gonna take advantage of you."
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"You brought this case in, you should crack it."
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"But sir, I wouldn't feel right taking all the glory for myself."
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"Oh, no, no, no, no. The glory's all yours."
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"-Just cut me in on the cash. -Really?"
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"Yeah, well, you deserve a shot at greatness."
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"And I deserve a coffee break for one of the more gruelling mornings I've had."
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"Sir, I don't know how to thank you for this vote of confidence."
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"-What's that? -What's what?"
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"That noise. Sounds like a woman with upper-respiratory distress."
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"-Sounds like laughter. -From Ms. Hayes' office?"
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"Don't make me laugh."
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"-Yeah, Maddie, listen. -No. No."
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"-Reservations, please. -No, Madd--"
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"Oh, David. David, Annie. Annie, David."
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"-Weren't you on the--? -I got off at the wrong floor."
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"Yes, I'd like to cancel my room reservation."
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"The name is Annie Charnock. Thank you."
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"Fine, just ruin my trip by making me feel like an imposition."
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"You're not an imposition and I don't wanna hear it. Did you need me, David?"
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"No, it's nothing that can't wait."
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"Very nice to meet you."
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"Hey, chin up. Maybe you'll meet her on the way back down."
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"Yeah, maybe."
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