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

"What about the money I tried to give you?"
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"All I saw was a sealed envelope."
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"You knew I wouldn't accept it."
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"You planned to use me for an alibi."
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"Well, that's ridiculous."
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"You testified you went directly home from my office."
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"What time did you get there?"
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"Well, I told you. At 7:00."
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"Yet we heard the coroner testify"
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"that he didn't examine the body until 10:27."
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"I was going to, but Janice wanted to talk to me first."
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"MASON: I submit that you wanted to talk to her."
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"I submit that you wanted to have a nice long talk with her..."
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"so that by the time the body was examined,"
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"there'd be no way to pinpoint the exact time of death."
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"You murdered your uncle right after you returned"
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"from my office."
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"Right after you broke through that door."
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"Are you insane?"
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"Janice was with me all the time."
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"Not all the time."
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"You entered that room alone. It was dark."
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"During that interval,"
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"you had ample opportunity to kill your uncle."
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"in a few seconds... if he's unconscious."
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"What about the blood?"
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"I say it's just some more of your dressing the stage."
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"But let's have it analyzed."
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"Let's see if it matches the blood type"
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"of the man you murdered."
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"I'm finished with the witness."
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"He had to discredit Janice as the rightful heir,"
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"so you couldn't inherit."
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"That's why he had to kill the Bishop."
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"If the Bishop had appeared, you would have had an alibi."
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"And that's how Mr. Mason got on the track."
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"Then after he killed Bishop Mallory,"
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"he went to my apartment and got the knife."
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"MASON: That's right."
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"And everything the Bishop told me is true."
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"About my real father, my real mother."
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"Yes, everything."
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"I have a letter here that verifies that."
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"CAROL: From whom?"
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"The police found it among Bishop Mallory's effects."
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"It's addressed to Bishop Arthur Mallory."
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"The first part of it restates the actual events of your life."
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"It ends like this:"
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""I gave you my promise"
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""that I would never again let her know of my existence."
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""I have never lived a happy moment"
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""since I made that mistake,"
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""but live by it, I will."
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""You must never tell Carol about me."
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""I only beg you to help her avoid the suffering"
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""caused by my ignorant vanity and foolish pride."
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""I ask for no sympathy, Bishop Mallory."
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"I can only pray for forgiveness.""
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"It's signed..."
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""Mrs. Charles Burroughs, Jr.""
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"A human being, Carol."
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"She made a mistake... as all of us do."
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"Are you ready to forgive her?"
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"( noirish jazz theme playing )"
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"Vivian."
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"T-that's all we ask."
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"Mr. Burroughs? Mm-hm."
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"Mr. Mason is here."
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"Of course, none of this answers the big question."
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"in Pittsburgh."
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""Just play it as we rehearsed it,"
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"He was probably trying a little polite blackmail"
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"If the court please..."
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"Yes, sir."
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"What do you mean, "what were my arrangements?""
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"Were there any bruises on the body?"
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"MASON: See, Philip Burroughs had to do two things at once."
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"D-do you have her address?"
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"then admitted he was a fraud?"
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"Janice didn't enter until after you'd turned on the table lamp."
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