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Clips from Moonlighting (1985) - Every Daughter's Father Is a Virgin (S02E02)

"Mom, Dad, this is David Addison. The man who works with me."
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"-You work with a priest? -No, he's not a priest. It's a disguise."
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"-Mom, did you meet David? -Mr. Addison."
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"Well, I've heard a great deal about you."
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"-It's so nice to finally meet you. -It's nice to finally be met."
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"-Where did you get the shiner? -It's a long story, Daddy."
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"-A long, ugly story. -Nonsense."
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"You and your mother get reacquainted, Mr. Addison will show me around."
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"-Have a liquor cabinet in your office? -I don't know, do 1?"
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"You do, but there's only one Scotch in it."
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"-Well, would you like to see my office? -I'd love to."
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"-Oh, my goodness. -What do you think?"
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"This almost makes up for no grandchildren yet."
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"-That's what I think. I'm proud of you, Mom."
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"You were here three minutes before you said that."
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"Do all those people work for you?"
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"So tell me about this wedding you're here for."
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"Some man in your father's office and a stewardess, I think."
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"And she lives out here."
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"And, well, any excuse to get out of Chicago in the winter."
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"Dad looks great."
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"Yes, he does, doesn't he?"
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"-Mom? Is something wrong? -I'll be all right."
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"-I'm just so happy to see you again. -Oh, I'm so happy to see you."
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"-What is it? Is something the matter? -No, no. I'll be all right in a minute."
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"-You're not sick, are you? -Oh, no, no, no. I'll be all right."
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"-Do you want me to get Dad? -No. No. I'm--"
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"I'm feeling better now, really."
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"Is there something you'd like to talk about?"
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"No, I keep these with me all the time now."
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"Sometimes I just lose control of myself. Isn't that foolish?"
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"-Mom, what's wrong? -Wrong? Nothing's wrong."
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"-Something with Dad? -l don't know. I wouldn't know."
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"-We don't talk very much anymore. -I don't believe that."
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"Well, I guess he figures I know everything I need to know."
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"And the things I don't know..."
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"...well, those aren't things he wants to discuss anyway."
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"-What does that mean? -Well, he's been working late a lot."
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"-He's always worked late. -He's preoccupied all the time."
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"He's always been preoccupied all the time."
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"I think there's a woman at the office."
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"Dad?"
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"I think she even followed us down here to go to this wedding."
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"I don't believe you just said that, Mom."
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"-Do you know how ridiculous--? -l wish I could get the last minute back."
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"It doesn't bother me. It really doesn't."
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"It doesn't."
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"Would you look at that?"
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"When she was 16, cursing at her mother like a sailor..."
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"...you would never have believed that you'd see a clinch like that."
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"-Honey, have you looked at the time? -We've hardly had a chance to talk."
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"How about dinner tomorrow night at the hotel?"
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"The padre can come along. What do you say?"
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"Great."
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"I think that went pretty well."
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"I think we're gonna get that account."
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"-Contain your excitement, Ms. Hayes. -I don't want that account."
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"-You don't want it. -l don't."
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"I have no interest in doing employee checks for gun stores."
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"Mr. Montezuma loves you."
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"Particularly a chain called Montezuma's Revenge."
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"-I'm sorry. -Must be your day of the week."
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"-I've got a problem. -Don't look at me. I wasn't in town."
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"-My mother. -She doesn't seem the type."
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"I'm serious. I'm worried about her."
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"-Who, by the way, is okay. -No, she's not."
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"If you can't agree, disagree."
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"-She's really worried about something. -Tell her I'll marry you."
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"What's sad is, the thing she's worried about isn't even true."
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"-Isn't even true. -Isn't even true."
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"It's silly for her to be upset if it isn't true."
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"True."
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"-David, you've just given me an idea. -I have?"
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"You have. I'm gonna prove she's wrong."
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"-Wrong? Right. -Wrong."
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"I'll make this our next case."
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"I'll prove beyond a shadow of a doubt..."
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"...that the supposition she's proposing is absurd and not worth supposing."
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"-Not worth supposing? -Not worth supposing."
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"-This supposition that she's proposing. -Yes?"
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"-A little disclosing? -Disclosing?"
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"Disclosing."
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"Maddie, just what is it your mother is upset about?"
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"-Well? -Well...."
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"In some ways, it's so silly. You met my father."
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"My mother thinks he's having an affair."
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"-I'm sorry. -For what?"
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"-l don't know. -No reason to be."
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"You're right. Hooray for your father. He's having an affair."
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"-No, he's not! -Right."
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"Then I'm not sorry, I think."
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"Why are you sorry? There's no reason."
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"-My father is not having an affair. -Okay. Fine."
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"-You know that? -What do you mean?"
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"-I know my father. -Okay. You know your father."
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"-Do you know your mother's husband? -What are you suggesting?"
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"I am suggesting that this is a very delicate and very private matter."
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"Take it from me, Father David, the confession king."
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"David, take it from me. My father adores my mother..."
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"...and would never do anything to hurt her."
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"-You know that? -I know that."
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"Only one who doesn't is my mother. I'm gonna prove it to her."
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"I'll conduct an investigation of my father..."
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"...and prove that he is a faithful and loyal husband."
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"And how are you gonna do that?"
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"The same way you did with the Pagano case. I'll follow him."
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"You're gonna follow your own father? Yuck!"
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"-What do you mean, yuck? -I mean, yuck, you can't."
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"Why? “Why? Why?"
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"I don't know why, it's weird. It's oedipal."
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"-It can't be oedipal. I'm a girl. -All right, then it's oedipie."
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"Look, it's strange. What if you're wrong?"
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"What if you see something? It could scar your psyche for life."
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"A scarred psyche is like a used Pinto. Nothing you can--"
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"Get out of my way. This is something I have to do."
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"Why? Why?"
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"You could've seen the pain on her face."
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"You don't have to do it. Hire somebody. Let me do it."
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"-You? -Allow me to introduce myself."
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"I'm David Addison. I'd like to be your detective."
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