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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Stuttering Bishop (S02E02)

How would I know their names?

"How would I know their names?"

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Because I told you.

"Because I told you."

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And all you did was agree with me.

"And all you did was agree with me."

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Why didn't you come out in your ad

"Why didn't you come out in your ad"

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and ask for Carol Delaney?

"and ask for Carol Delaney?"

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I was afraid your life would be in danger.

"I was afraid your life would be in danger."

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And I guess the reason you didn't call

"And I guess the reason you didn't call"

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was because my phone number isn't listed.

"was because my phone number isn't listed."

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Exactly. Ha, ha.

"Exactly. Ha, ha."

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Well, it was a nice try, Bishop.

"Well, it was a nice try, Bishop."

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Better luck with the next girl.

"Better luck with the next girl."

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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So I said to him, "Thank you very much,

"So I said to him, "Thank you very much,"

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but, no, thanks."

"but, no, thanks.""

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You mean, you walked out just like that?

"You mean, you walked out just like that?"

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Well, I don't see what the Bishop

"Well, I don't see what the Bishop"

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could have said for an encore.

"could have said for an encore."

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Well, how do you know

"Well, how do you know"

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he wasn't telling the truth? Oh, now--

"he wasn't telling the truth? Oh, now--"

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Do you realize who Charles Burroughs is?

"Do you realize who Charles Burroughs is?"

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The guy's worth 5 or 6 million.

"The guy's worth 5 or 6 million."

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Now, you get on that telephone and call the Bishop--

"Now, you get on that telephone and call the Bishop--"

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I don't like to be given orders to, Larry.

"I don't like to be given orders to, Larry."

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Aw, honey, I didn't mean it like that.

"Aw, honey, I didn't mean it like that."

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I only meant it for your own good.

"I only meant it for your own good."

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But if Charles Burroughs really is your grandfather--

"But if Charles Burroughs really is your grandfather--"

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Oh, now, Larry, please, I--

"Oh, now, Larry, please, I--"

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Well, how do you know? Stranger things have happened.

"Well, how do you know? Stranger things have happened."

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( chuckling ): Not to me.

"( chuckling ): Not to me."

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All right, honey, I'll grant you,

"All right, honey, I'll grant you,"

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999 chances out of 1,000, the guy's a phony.

"999 chances out of 1,000, the guy's a phony."

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But there's always that one chance,

"But there's always that one chance,"

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Now, those aren't bad odds.

"Now, those aren't bad odds."

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Well, why would a guy make up a story like that?

"Well, why would a guy make up a story like that?"

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At least you can investigate.

"At least you can investigate."

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( knocking on door )

"( knocking on door )"

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If the guy's a phony, you can--

"If the guy's a phony, you can--"

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Miss Delaney? Yes?

"Miss Delaney? Yes?"

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I wonder if you could spare me a few minutes?

"I wonder if you could spare me a few minutes?"

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My name is Lang. I'm employed by Charles Burroughs.

"My name is Lang. I'm employed by Charles Burroughs."

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Oh, come right in.

"Oh, come right in."

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Oh, I'm sorry.

"Oh, I'm sorry."

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I didn't know you had company.

"I didn't know you had company."

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Oh, that's all right.

"Oh, that's all right."

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Your...husband?

"Your...husband?"

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CAROL: No, just a friend.

"CAROL: No, just a friend."

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Kenyon's the name. Larry Kenyon.

"Kenyon's the name. Larry Kenyon."

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Do you think you could give us a little privacy?

"Do you think you could give us a little privacy?"

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Oh, he can hear anything you have to say.

"Oh, he can hear anything you have to say."

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You were up to see an Arthur Mallory tonight.

"You were up to see an Arthur Mallory tonight."

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What did he tell you?

"What did he tell you?"

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I don't think it's any of your business.

"I don't think it's any of your business."

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You're not buying his story

"You're not buying his story"

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that you're Charles Burroughs' granddaughter?

"that you're Charles Burroughs' granddaughter?"

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I didn't, originally.

"I didn't, originally."

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I was just wondering what you're doing here.

"I was just wondering what you're doing here."

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Well, I dropped by to give you some advice.

"Well, I dropped by to give you some advice."

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So?

"So?"

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So that's what I'm doing here. I--

"So that's what I'm doing here. I--"

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I keep his name out of the papers.

"I keep his name out of the papers."

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and forget all about this?

"and forget all about this?"

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You play ball with that phony Bishop,

"You play ball with that phony Bishop,"

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and Mr. Burroughs is bound to feel

"and Mr. Burroughs is bound to feel"

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that you're just as crooked as Mallory is.

"that you're just as crooked as Mallory is."

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You know the old saying, "birds of a feather."

"You know the old saying, "birds of a feather.""

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If you have any influence on this girl,

"If you have any influence on this girl,"

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It's been nice knowing you.

"It's been nice knowing you."

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You see, honey?

"You see, honey?"

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That proves there's something

"That proves there's something"

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to the Bishop's story.

"to the Bishop's story."

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Now, promise me you'll see a lawyer.

"Now, promise me you'll see a lawyer."

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Well, I don't know, I--

"Well, I don't know, I--"

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Oh, promise me!

"Oh, promise me!"

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All right. Oh.

"All right. Oh."

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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Under the circumstances,

"Under the circumstances,"

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C-Carol felt we should consult an attorney.

"C-Carol felt we should consult an attorney."

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MASON: You say that this man Lang

"MASON: You say that this man Lang"

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is the same man who assaulted you?

"is the same man who assaulted you?"

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Yes.

"Yes."

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Then...

"Then..."

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let's swear out a warrant for his arrest.

"let's swear out a warrant for his arrest."

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No! No! You can't do that.

"No! No! You can't do that."

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I-I can't a-afford that kind of publicity.

"I-I can't a-afford that kind of publicity."

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Tell me, Miss Delaney...

"Tell me, Miss Delaney..."

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do you, uh, honestly believe

"do you, uh, honestly believe"

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that Charles Burroughs is your grandfather?

"that Charles Burroughs is your grandfather?"

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Of course she does. Well--

"Of course she does. Well--"

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Excuse me, Bishop. Do you, Miss Delaney?

"Excuse me, Bishop. Do you, Miss Delaney?"

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Well, I really don't know what to believe anymore.

"Well, I really don't know what to believe anymore."

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That's why I wanted to see a lawyer.

"That's why I wanted to see a lawyer."

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When the Bishop told me that story,

"When the Bishop told me that story,"

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I'm sorry, Bishop, but I--

"I'm sorry, Bishop, but I--"

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Don't apologize, my dear.

"Don't apologize, my dear."

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I-I don't blame you in the slightest.

"I-I don't blame you in the slightest."

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Now you've changed your mind?

"Now you've changed your mind?"

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CAROL: Well, let's say that Mr. Lang changed it for me.

"CAROL: Well, let's say that Mr. Lang changed it for me."

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Why, I wouldn't trust him as far--

"Why, I wouldn't trust him as far--"

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As far as you'd trust me.

"As far as you'd trust me."

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Y-you understand, w-we aren't asking for charity.

"Y-you understand, w-we aren't asking for charity."

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If you can establish that Carol is really

"If you can establish that Carol is really"

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the grandchild of Mr. Burroughs,

"the grandchild of Mr. Burroughs,"

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I-I would say that a fee of $50,000 is not unreasonable.

"I-I would say that a fee of $50,000 is not unreasonable."

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Bishop Mallory, what's your interest in this?

"Bishop Mallory, what's your interest in this?"

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Come, my dear.

"Come, my dear."

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Thank you, Mr. Mason.

"Thank you, Mr. Mason."

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That's the first time I've ever heard a stuttering Bishop.

"That's the first time I've ever heard a stuttering Bishop."

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You mean, you think he's not a Bishop?

"You mean, you think he's not a Bishop?"

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Well, I certainly think it's funny

"Well, I certainly think it's funny"

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there's no one alive who can vouch for his story.

"there's no one alive who can vouch for his story."

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Della, see if you can arrange an appointment with...

"Della, see if you can arrange an appointment with..."

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( mysterious theme playing )

"( mysterious theme playing )"

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MAN: Is it Mason?

"MAN: Is it Mason?"

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( doorbell rings )

"( doorbell rings )"

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I think so.

"I think so."

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Now, don't forget, Grandpa,

"Now, don't forget, Grandpa,"

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you're not going to let him upset you.

"you're not going to let him upset you."

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Now, you know somebody has to. You're such a big baby. I--

"Now, you know somebody has to. You're such a big baby. I--"

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( knocking )

"( knocking )"

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Yeah?

"Yeah?"

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