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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Death Takes a Curtain Call (S01E01)

"In the name of entertainment... Ban the ballet!"
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"[Woman] Tonight on Murder, She Wrote."
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"Our good wishes will be with you always."
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"First we must go to the federal authorities and seek asylum."
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"Look, Ivan, I'm a stage manager with a troupe of Commies."
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"I don't know if I'd know a Russian if I saw one."
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"The entire ballet is running away,"
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"and I am mired in this insignificant little speck on the map!"
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"If the K.G.B. Find me now, my life is over."
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"- Doggone it, Jess. You're asking a lot. - You're the only one I can ask."
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"[Man On TV] Meanwhile, at the Boston Opera Center,"
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"where a preview performance of the Rostov Ballet is scheduled for this afternoon,"
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"anticommunist protesters tangled with police who broke up the demonstration."
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"Oh, dear. How about that piece of pie?"
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"Velma Rodecker, one of the protest leaders, doesn't like what's happening."
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"It's a free country, not Communist Russia!"
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"We have a right to be heard! We don't want Red culture here!"
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"We have a right to be heard! Ban the ballet!"
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"That is enough to spoil a man's appetite."
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"[Velma] Ban the ballet! Ban the ballet!"
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"The pie?"
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"[Velma] Ban the ballet! Ban the ballet!"
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"I hope this won't interfere with the special performance of the ballet today."
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"I still don't know why you want to go to Boston..."
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"just to watch a bunch of Russians jumpin' around the stage."
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"Because Leo Peterson was thoughtful enough to invite me. How is the pie?"
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"It's delicious, as always."
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"I'd tell you if it wasn't. I'm sure you would."
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"Good afternoon. Welcome to our special performance. [Chuckles]"
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"Mr. Eddington, Jessica Fletcher. We met at the New England Arts Council dinner."
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"Oh, yes. Of course, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"I'm delighted to see you again. My friend, Leo Peterson."
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"- Mr. Peterson. - How do you do?"
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"- Mr. Eddington is the president of the arts council. - Oh, congratulations."
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"Rostov Ballet is a good choice."
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"I'm looking forward to the American debut of Alexander and Natalia Masurov."
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"Oh, I do hope the television people won't be in your way with their cameras."
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"Really? My goodness, I feel like a V.I.P."
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"Enjoy yourselves."
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"- Curtain in 10 minutes. - Shall we?"
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"Now you tie this off first and then attach the snub line, okay?"
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"All right."
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"Um..."
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"So, what's your name? Irina."
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"Irina. I like that. Irina."
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"What part do you play, Irina? The Sugar Plum Fairy?"
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"Excuse me. I must return."
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"Now wait a minute, sugarplum. I've been watching you."
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"You and I can have some fun together."
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"It is not allowed. They don't have to know everything, do they?"
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"If you ever decide to defect, you just let me know."
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"I'll show you a real good time."
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"[Chuckles] Let her go."
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"You are not to associate with members of this company. Listen, Berensky."
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"I don't take orders from the K.G.B."
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"I'm telling you personally. Stay away from that dancer."
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"Don't threaten me, comrade. I'll associate with anybody I like."
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"[Orchestra Tuning Up]"
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"[Speaking Russian]"
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"Natalia! Are you nervous?"
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"Like a pigeon, my heart is pounding in my chest."
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"Well, do not be frightened. America will love you,"
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"just as the world loves you."
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"You have always been such a good friend, Irinichka."
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"Hmm."
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"Our good wishes will be with you always."
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"[Speaking Russian]"
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"[Knocking] [Man] Three minutes!"
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"Oh, I have to go."
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"[Both Sigh]"
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"Leo, am I mistaken, or have you seen the Rostov Ballet perform?"
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"Oh, I have indeed. Many, many years ago."
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"Ha. Is that why we were favored with this special invitation?"
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"Perhaps."
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"♪♪ [Orchestra]"
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"Leo..."
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"Shh."
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"[Applause, Cheers] [Audience] Bravo! Bravo!"
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"♪♪[Orchestra]"
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"Take my warning seriously. Keep your distance from Irina."
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"You're a real tough guy, aren't you?"
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"What's the matter? You afraid your dancer's gonna do some private dancing with me?"
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"Go ahead, Russki. Try it, just once. Please, just try it."
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"Open this door!"
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"Open up, Commies! Are you afraid of the truth?"
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"♪♪ [Orchestra]"
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"Excuse me, Jessica. I'll be right back. Uh, what?"
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"Bravo! Bravo!"
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"[Man] Bravo! Bravo!"
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"Alexander and Natalia are not onstage. Check in their dressing room, quick!"
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"Yes, Major Karzoff."
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"Wake up, America!"
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"This Russian ballet tour is only an excuse to bring more Communists into our midst!"
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"Don't be deceived by treacherous lies in the name of entertainment!"
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"[Murmuring] Ban the ballet! Russkies go home!"
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"Ban the ballet!"
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"We must go, Jessica. Now. [Gasps]"
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"But the parking lot exit is that way! No, Jessica. This way."
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"Major, what happened? Cover the exits. Close down the theater."
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"Alexander and Natalia are missing."
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"Go!"
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"Berensky."
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"Alexander Masurov?"
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"Get in, Jessica. I'll explain everything."
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"You must be Natalia."
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"[Car Starts]"
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"It is wonderful to finally meet you, Uncle."
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"My dear, dear Natalia. [Speaking Russian]"
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"Jessica, can you forgive me for involving you in this? I was so afraid."
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"A single man at the ballet, with an accent no less, would be much too conspicuous."
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"So I asked you to accompany me. Well, I'm not sure I understand."
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"Thank you for helping."
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"We have been planning this moment since I was a little girl."
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"I am so happy it has finally come true."
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"I'm happy for you, Natalia, but, Leo, you've got a lot of explaining to do."
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"Of course. First we must go to the federal authorities..."
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"and ask them to seek asylum for Natalia and Alexander."
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"[Jessica] But where did you go when you left me in the theater?"
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"To the car, of course. I moved it closer, so that our getaway would proceed more smoothly."
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"I hate to bring this up, but by now someone must have discovered they're missing."
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