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Clips from The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries (1977) - A Haunting We Will Go (S01E01)

"He's a world traveler. He goes everywhere."
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"By bus?"
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"Bus?"
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"He came here by bus."
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"So he's frugal."
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"What do you think it means?"
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"Why are you always playing detective"
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"even when there's no crime?"
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"[exclaims]"
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"That was your cue you just missed."
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"Champagne, madam."
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"Well, this calls for a toast."
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"And you shall join us."
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"Let us all drink to this happy, joyous occasion."
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"A toast."
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"Thank you."
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"I don't trust anyone that courteous."
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"You don't trust anybody."
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"Hmm."
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"I am very uncomfortable in this."
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"I need a p... I need a pipe."
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"Oh, come on. I used to use a pipe."
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"Work on Act 1. I'm gonna get a pipe."
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"[Thelma sighing]"
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"(Alex) I'm gonna go read the trades."
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"[crashing]"
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"[footsteps pattering]"
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"There he is, over there."
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"(Nancy) No!"
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"My God, he's dead."
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"(Alex) All right, don't jump to conclusions."
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"Mr. Taylor."
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"All right. Everybody stand aside."
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"I can handle this. I've had medical experience."
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"He once played a psychopath on Marcus Welby."
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"Well, don't move him until you know"
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"if he's got a neck or back injury."
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"You're right. I saw that episode myself."
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"Ned, call a paramedic unit."
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"Also call a forklift."
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"[sighing] Don't alarm anyone."
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"Help me up."
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"Mr. Taylor, you might be hurt."
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"She's right."
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"The only thing broken is that statue."
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"It fell on me."
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"Fell, or was pushed."
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"Mr. Taylor, did you see anyone or-or anything?"
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"Nothing. I was looking for a light."
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"Oh, wait a minute."
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"It was just improperly screwed in."
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"You probably backed into an old prop"
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"and brought it down on you."
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"(Janet) It's the Goddess Minerva."
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"on top of the theater marquis for years."
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"Well, considering what this theater's been through,"
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"they should've left her there."
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"He doesn't want her out there."
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"One spirit is enough."
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"to get in and out of the theater."
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"It's been unlocked."
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"(Ned) Well, it can't be unlocked."
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"I checked it myself after this morning's accident."
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"It has to be the ghost of a Barbie doll"
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"It won't open any further."
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"(Ned) Well, that's that."
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"This is one time you're wrong, Nancy."
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"I think we should pick it right up first thing in the morning."
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"My game show's on first thing in the morning."
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"Of course you can. Everybody else does."
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"Uh, why don't we just call it a day then?"
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"Why don't we call it a night? A very special night"
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"marking a very special reunion of very special people."
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"Our first night back in River Heights."
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"A community I can remember as being one of the most"
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"You've been gone a long time."
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"The lock on the window had been opened recently."
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"Rust particles had fallen down onto the window ledge,"
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"and you could see where the latch had been twisted."
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"Sure."
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"Ned said he checked that window after the accident."
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"You know, when you check a latch,"
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"you often turn it to make sure it's secure."
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"The statue, and the chandelier."
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"in a dark prop room cluttered with debris."
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"well, it was attached to ropes and batons"
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"that hadn't been used in 50 years."
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"you're gonna have to be very careful"
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"of everything you do in that old relic of a theater."
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"I wonder if it wasn't a mistake"
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"to try and stage this play."
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"Now, come on, Nance."
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"You're supposed to be having the time of your life."
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"After all, you're working with some of the most respected people"
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"in the entertainment world."
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"Oh, but, Dad, there's something odd about every single one of them."
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"They all seem hostile."
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"Hostile?"
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"Well, yes, I haven't seen a trace of genuine affection,"
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"or even concern between any of them."
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"Well, people don't have to like each other"
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"to respect each other."
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"Respect is the least of what I've seen."
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"I'm picking up on feelings that come as close to hatred"
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"as I've ever experienced in my whole life."
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"Nancy, I think what you're sensing is jealousy."
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"That's a very common emotion at reunions of any kind."
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"College. Military."
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"Even old lawyers, when they get together."
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"See, you shouldn't be surprised to find it in this cast."
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"I mean, after all,"
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"Okay, fellow has-beens. Come on, old man, give me a hand here."
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"[grunting]"
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"This is tougher than I thought."
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"[grunts]"
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"Don't break it, you half-witted clod."
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"If we don't get this thing over with,"
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"you'll be doing your idiot game show from an electric chair."
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"It'd get the highest rating since Roots."
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"Oh, stop it, all of you."
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