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

Well, what are you waiting for, applause?

"Well, what are you waiting for, applause?"

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Tell him to come in!

"Tell him to come in!"

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Really, Uncle Charles.

"Really, Uncle Charles."

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Sometimes you can be--

"Sometimes you can be--"

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( laughing )

"( laughing )"

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That wasn't nice, Grandpa. You're much too hard on Philip.

"That wasn't nice, Grandpa. You're much too hard on Philip."

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Do him good.

"Do him good."

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What kind of a man would be satisfied

"What kind of a man would be satisfied"

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acting as my so-called secretary?

"acting as my so-called secretary?"

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If he had any backbone, he'd tell me to go fly.

"If he had any backbone, he'd tell me to go fly."

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You would.

"You would."

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Oh, come in, Mason.

"Oh, come in, Mason."

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My granddaughter: Janice Burroughs.

"My granddaughter: Janice Burroughs."

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How do you do? How do you do?

"How do you do? How do you do?"

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Won't you sit down?

"Won't you sit down?"

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Thank you. What's on your mind?

"Thank you. What's on your mind?"

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I was, uh, consulted this morning

"I was, uh, consulted this morning"

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by a Bishop Mallory on behalf of Miss Carol Delaney.

"by a Bishop Mallory on behalf of Miss Carol Delaney."

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I didn't think a man of your ability

"I didn't think a man of your ability"

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would be so gullible.

"would be so gullible."

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What do you know about this so-called Bishop?

"What do you know about this so-called Bishop?"

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Suppose you tell me.

"Suppose you tell me."

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You've had time to do a lot more checking.

"You've had time to do a lot more checking."

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He's an out-and-out fake!

"He's an out-and-out fake!"

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Oh, there was a Bishop Arthur Mallory

"Oh, there was a Bishop Arthur Mallory"

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The real Bishop left on a sabbatical five months ago.

"The real Bishop left on a sabbatical five months ago."

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That was a heaven-sent opportunity for your client.

"That was a heaven-sent opportunity for your client."

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Now you're using your head.

"Now you're using your head."

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According to the Bishop--

"According to the Bishop--"

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According to the Bishop,

"According to the Bishop,"

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green eyes and a birthmark on her forearm.

"green eyes and a birthmark on her forearm."

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I had one of the smartest detectives in the country

"I had one of the smartest detectives in the country"

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A man named Wallace Lang.

"A man named Wallace Lang."

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May I ask where Mr. Lang found you?

"May I ask where Mr. Lang found you?"

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No, sir, you may not!

"No, sir, you may not!"

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Well, I don't mind.

"Well, I don't mind."

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Though I do!

"Though I do!"

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Now, go on, honey. I'll be all right.

"Now, go on, honey. I'll be all right."

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I just wanna set this fellow straight

"I just wanna set this fellow straight"

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on a couple of things.

"on a couple of things."

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You know, Mason, you're supposed to be smart.

"You know, Mason, you're supposed to be smart."

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Thank you. Hmm.

"Thank you. Hmm."

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Eight years ago, I directed the executor of my will

"Eight years ago, I directed the executor of my will"

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If she had been found, everything would go to her.

"If she had been found, everything would go to her."

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Well, tomorrow morning at 9:00,

"Well, tomorrow morning at 9:00,"

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Notice I didn't say I'm leaving everything

"Notice I didn't say I'm leaving everything"

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to my granddaughter.

"to my granddaughter."

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I said to Janice.

"I said to Janice."

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I'll specify it makes no difference

"I'll specify it makes no difference"

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whether she's related to me or not.

"whether she's related to me or not."

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Now, how do you like those apples?

"Now, how do you like those apples?"

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It's your money, Mr. Burroughs.

"It's your money, Mr. Burroughs."

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Uh, just one question.

"Uh, just one question."

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If you, uh, make the type of will you describe,

"If you, uh, make the type of will you describe,"

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isn't that an unconscious admission

"isn't that an unconscious admission"

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that you're afraid Miss Burroughs' claim

"that you're afraid Miss Burroughs' claim"

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won't hold up?

"won't hold up?"

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Think it over.

"Think it over."

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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( knocking )

"( knocking )"

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CAROL: Who's there?

"CAROL: Who's there?"

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It's me, honey.

"It's me, honey."

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Oh, I'll be right out.

"Oh, I'll be right out."

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Funny thing.

"Funny thing."

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I was talking to a lawyer today named Whittaker.

"I was talking to a lawyer today named Whittaker."

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Real sharp character.

"Real sharp character."

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I told him a little--

"I told him a little--"

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( phone ringing )

"( phone ringing )"

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Want me to answer that?

"Want me to answer that?"

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Please.

"Please."

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Let me talk to Carol Delaney.

"Let me talk to Carol Delaney."

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Tell her it's Charles Burroughs.

"Tell her it's Charles Burroughs."

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Well-- Well, just a moment.

"Well-- Well, just a moment."

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It's Burroughs.

"It's Burroughs."

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Well, I don't want to talk to him.

"Well, I don't want to talk to him."

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you just tell him to call Mr. Mason.

"you just tell him to call Mr. Mason."

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Sorry, Mr. Burroughs, but she just stepped out.

"Sorry, Mr. Burroughs, but she just stepped out."

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I know she's right there.

"I know she's right there."

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You tell her I want to see her at 5:30.

"You tell her I want to see her at 5:30."

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And tell her I don't like to be kept waiting.

"And tell her I don't like to be kept waiting."

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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I'd just about given you up for lost.

"I'd just about given you up for lost."

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I covered a lot of ground with Paul.

"I covered a lot of ground with Paul."

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Any calls?

"Any calls?"

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Mm-hm. Here they are.

"Mm-hm. Here they are."

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Philip Burroughs has been waiting in my office since 5:30.

"Philip Burroughs has been waiting in my office since 5:30."

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Five-thirty? Mm-hm.

"Five-thirty? Mm-hm."

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Better have him come in.

"Better have him come in."

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Will you come in, please?

"Will you come in, please?"

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Oh, thank you.

"Oh, thank you."

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Mr. Burroughs, I'm sorry to have kept you waiting.

"Mr. Burroughs, I'm sorry to have kept you waiting."

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Coming here was not my idea.

"Coming here was not my idea."

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My uncle sent me. I--

"My uncle sent me. I--"

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Oh, really. This is most distressing.

"Oh, really. This is most distressing."

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Perhaps you'd better get it over with.

"Perhaps you'd better get it over with."

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Thank you.

"Thank you."

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Well--

"Well--"

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My uncle wanted you to have this.

"My uncle wanted you to have this."

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There's $5,000 in there.

"There's $5,000 in there."

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And all I have to do is convince Miss Delaney

"And all I have to do is convince Miss Delaney"

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to forget the whole thing.

"to forget the whole thing."

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I know it sounds suspiciously like a bribe,

"I know it sounds suspiciously like a bribe,"

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from my uncle's mind.

"from my uncle's mind."

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I told him he was wrong.

"I told him he was wrong."

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And that pleases you?

"And that pleases you?"

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Oh, no end.

"Oh, no end."

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My uncle rarely makes a mistake. Heh.

"My uncle rarely makes a mistake. Heh."

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I'd be less than human if I weren't...

"I'd be less than human if I weren't..."

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Good night, Miss Street.

"Good night, Miss Street."

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Where's your grandfather?

"Where's your grandfather?"

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I don't know.

"I don't know."

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I just got home five minutes ago.

"I just got home five minutes ago."

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He's probably--

"He's probably--"

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Uncle Charles!

"Uncle Charles!"

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I'll try the desk lamp.

"I'll try the desk lamp."

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( clock chiming )

"( clock chiming )"

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( dramatic theme playing )

"( dramatic theme playing )"

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( screams )

"( screams )"

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( sobbing )

"( sobbing )"

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Oh, let's stop the play-acting, darling.

"Oh, let's stop the play-acting, darling."

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