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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Hooray for Homicide (S01E01)

"But guess what? Ross invited me back."
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"Oh. I must say, I find the motion picture business so confusing."
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"I mean, how can a director also be a producer?"
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"Well, these days, anybody can be a producer. Even a writer."
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"Then I suppose it was an opportunity for him?"
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"Uh, in this town, Mrs. Fletcher, we have two kinds of people. Those working and those in development."
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"The ones in development spend a lot of time at the unemployment office."
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"Ross Haley was practically a regular. Until this film came along."
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"Mr. Haley must be very grateful. To Jerry? No way."
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"It was Ross's project from day one until Jerry horned his way in, dragging little Eve behind him."
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"It was a payoff, pure and simple."
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"Ross had to give up his producer's credit or no Eve Crystal."
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"Now things are back to the way they should've been. Mmm. I see."
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"You know, it seems to me as if Mr. Lydecker's death may have been a stroke of good luck for Mr. Haley."
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"For all of us, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"With this picture, we could all make it big. Now, come on. I'll show you."
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"??[Dance]"
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"[Ross] Cut! Okay. Kill the music."
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"Let's start clearing the smoke. Get those doors open."
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"Jessica, you look so bewildered. Oh. I must have misread the shooting schedule."
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"I could've sworn this called for a high school marching band parade."
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"No. That was changed because Eve's new costume isn't ready."
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"Not that there was anything wrong with the old one, but, uh, she likes to make my life difficult."
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"[Chuckles] That sounds catty. I'm sorry."
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"Well, you did mention there was no love lost between you. That's putting it mildly."
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"I want some of this neon to pulsate. Get rid of the car, and you have too much smoke over there, not enough here."
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"On the first day of shooting, a party scene,"
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"someone put real vodka into her glass as a joke."
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"She turned bright red and accused me of trying to ruin her scene."
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"Well, why pick on you? [Laughs] Is it possible that you don't know?"
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"[Hernandez] Excuse me. Uh, everybody hold up."
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"May I have your attention, please?"
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"Lieutenant, this is a closed set."
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"And this is a murder investigation."
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"Miss Finch, will you be so kind as to point out the person you saw threaten Jerry Lydecker's life?"
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"- She's the one. Mrs. Fletcher. - [Murmuring]"
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"That's ridiculous. I never threatened him."
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"Uh, Miss Finch. Do you recall her exact words?"
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"Yes. She said, "I promise you, Mr. Lydecker,"
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"that I will do whatever I have to do to stop you from making this picture. ""
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"[Scoffs] Well, I admit it sounds rather provocative out of context..."
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"Miss Finch, what did she say to you yesterday..."
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"when you suggested that she phone Jerry Lydecker instead of coming to see him on the set?"
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"She said, " What I must do cannot be done on the telephone.""
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"And then she killed him. Rubbish."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, you better come with us. Brody."
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"Good heavens. I think I'm under arrest."
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"Now either you get me the deal I want or I get a new agent. All right?"
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"[Handset Slams In Cradle]"
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"Lieutenant, don't you think it's time you read me my rights? Not necessary."
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"Would you like a cup of coffee? No, I don't want a cup of coffee. I want justice."
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"Relax. J.B., I'm not gonna book you. At least not now."
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"Well, why'd you bring me in? Ah-ha. To throw off the real killer..."
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"and to give you a chance to do your thing."
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"Having someone accuse me of murder in front of all those people was a ploy?"
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"Not necessarily. That secretary did hear you make that accusation."
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"And, frankly, J.B., you've been upgraded from a good suspect to the prime suspect."
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"The D.A. Thinks that he can get a conviction based on that evidence. What do you think?"
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"Ah, see? I know you better than that."
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"And I said to the D.A., I said,"
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""Hey, you watch."
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"This lady is gonna clear herself by coming up with the real killer.""
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"- And what if I don't? - Well, then we're both in a lot of trouble."
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"[Knocking] Is that you, Norman?"
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"Yes. The door's open. Come on in."
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"Mrs. Fletcher? Oh. Mrs. Fletcher. Let me tell you..."
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"As soon as Marty Strindberg heard that you had been arrested, he sent me straight to police headquarters."
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"To spring me? No. To make a deal."
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"He can get you anything you want at Warners, Fox, Paramount... anywhere..."
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"except for the studio where your picture's being made."
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"On account of your arrest, you've been banned from the lot as a disruptive influence."
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"Norman. Mrs. Fletcher."
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"Norman, would you like to defend me on a murder charge?"
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"Murd... Murder? Mrs. Fletcher, I'm not a real-real lawyer. I'm in show business."
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"Well, we may be able to avoid it, but it'll take very hard work and a good deal of research."
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"Are you game? Name it. Mrs. Fletcher, I will do anything to stay out of a courtroom."
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"Good. Well, Norman, I want you to look into Eve Crystal's medical records,"
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"Allan Gebhart's battle with alcohol and drugs, Ross Haley's financial status..."
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"and Marta Quintessa's relationship with Jerry Lydecker."
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"[Exhales Forcefully] Ah."
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"[Nervous Laugh] Mrs. Fletcher, I don't know where to start."
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"Be resourceful. Meantime, I have a few things to look into at the studio."
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"Do you have any contacts there? Yes, but it won't do you any good."
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"They won't allow you to set foot on the lot."
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"[Man] Is this what you wanted to see?"
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"Yes. I think so."
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"If you want to talk to me, you have to push that little switch forward."
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"This switch? You got it."
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"Are you sure this is the footage Mr. Lydecker was watching just before he was murdered?"
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"Yes. I checked the reel number myself. This is it."
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"Thank you, Mr. Lester. My pleasure."
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"And please give my regards to my nephew Norman,"
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"who almost never comes by for Friday night dinner anymore."
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"I'll tell him."
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"[Man] End marker. End marker. End markers."
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"Hey, hey. Come on, guys. Hey, come on. We gotta go."
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"Hey, come on. We gotta go."
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"[Shrieks, Giggles] [Man] Get out of the way. Get out of the way."
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"Oh, excuse me, Mr. Bennet. I hope I'm not disturbing you."
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"I thought you were in the slammer. Well, that was just a police mistake."
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"I want you to know that I just came from seeing some rushes."
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"It's so exciting to see my book come alive, and you are absolutely wonderful."
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"Yeah? Thanks."
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"Say, um, could I give you an autographed picture?"
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"Just a little something to take back to Vermont with you. Why, that's very thoughtful."
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"I just happen to have a couple with me here."
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"I suppose once this movie's over, you'll be an even bigger star. Matter of time, that's all."
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"Such a shame about Mr. Lydecker."
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"I'm sure he was a great help to you in your career."
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"[Scoffs] About like a pair of combat boots at a track meet."
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"[Laughs] There you are."
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"Oh, "Love and kisses, Scott Bennet." How nice."
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"But wouldn't you rather give this to Eve?"
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"What's that supposed to mean?"
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"Oh, I'm sorry. I was under the impression that, you know, you were,"
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"what do they call it, an item, is that the term?"
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"Bennet to the set, please. [Clears Throat] Um, who told you about us?"
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"Well, actually, Mr. Bennet, you did. Just now. Or, rather, you... We're ready for you on the set."
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"You bore out what I noted up on the screen."
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"Mr. Bennet. Wh-What?"
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