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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Tough Guys Don't Die (S01E01)

"[Gunshots] [Woman] Tonight on Murder, She Wrote."
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"He was bird-dogging three cases, one of which was yours."
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"And that's why we're all gonna stay out of Harry McGraw's way."
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"So Mr. McGraw can try, sentence and execute him?"
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"Guess we don't have to worry about him anymore, huh?"
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"I don't know anything about your murdered detective."
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"Be sure you clearly understand our libel laws."
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"I don't know why this detective's been digging into our past."
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"His arm comes up in a certain way, I know it's gonna be trouble."
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"[Gasps]"
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"[Man] Doctor passed away nine years ago."
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"I tracked his wife, uh, to a town in California."
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"She's remarried. She had nothing to say. Hold on a second."
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"Excuse me, Archie. I got a date. See you tomorrow."
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"- Okay, Alma. Have a good time. - [Kisses]"
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"Yeah, um, and the... Let's see."
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"The medical examiner is also dead."
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"The hospital administrator who forged the admittance forms disappeared in '75."
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"And get this one. The cop on the case went nuts six years ago."
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"Oh, dear. I was afraid of something like that."
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"Look, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"I think that the Danbury Scalpel Murder is a fine idea for a book."
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"But face it, the case occurred 25 years ago, and I'm at a dead end."
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"- Well, almost. - Almost?"
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"I may have a lead on a nurse who was on duty that night."
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"Uh, Martha Clay."
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"It means driving down to a small town in Vermont this weekend. Anything you can do."
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"The trouble is I have two other cases besides this one, and, uh..."
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"Well, okay, if it's that important."
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"Thanks very much, Mr. Miles. I'll wait to hear from you."
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"Sure thing. Bye-bye."
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"[Horns Honking Outside]"
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"8:29, Friday the 17th."
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"Concluded phone report to client J.B. Fletcher..."
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"regarding search for principals involved in the Danbury Scalpel Murder, and..."
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"[Keys, Doorknob Jangling]"
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"Who's there? Alma, is that you?"
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"[Two Gunshots]"
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"[Man Groans]"
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"[Phone Rings]"
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"Santini."
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"Oh, yeah. Hi. How ya doin'?"
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"Yeah? No, I didn't see it. Hang on."
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"Yeah, I think this is the guy that was following me."
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"What do you know?"
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"Guess we don't have to worry about him anymore, huh?"
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"[Woman On Speaker] Flight 214 from Paris now arriving at Gate 22."
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"Well, don't you want to know about Paris?"
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"Well, all right. How was Paris?"
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"I think we've struck a deal with the Duvalier Group for a French edition."
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"You're too young to ask."
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"I hate to break this to you, but Larry's set up a press conference at 4:00."
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"It's sort of a five-year birthday party."
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"Our anniversary is on Friday. That's when we'll entertain the press."
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"[Man] Priscilla!"
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"Priss, you look marvelous."
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"Thank you, Gavin. What a surprise."
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"You know Erin Carey, the magazine's designer?"
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"Yes, of course. [Erin] Hi."
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"- Look. We have to talk. - I'll wait in the limo."
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"Sorry to dampen your homecoming..."
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"I didn't think you drove all the way down from the university just to say hi."
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"A week ago, a private detective came nosing around the campus asking a lot of questions."
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"About you, me, our marriage. What did he learn?"
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"From me? Nothing."
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"I clipped this out of yesterday's newspaper."
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"Oh, my God."
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"We have to do something. Do what?"
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"I don't know why this detective's been digging into our past,"
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"but we have our own lives now, Priss."
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"I don't want all that dredged up."
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"Why don't we just wait and see?"
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"How about dinner tonight? Just for old times' sake."
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"I have to get back. Faculty meeting."
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"Perhaps next time."
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"[Seagulls Squawking]"
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"[Jessica] Are you looking for something special?"
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"I assume you have a very good reason for breaking into my home."
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"Harry McGraw, Mrs. Fletcher. You're one of my clients."
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"Miles & McGraw."
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"Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. McGraw."
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"I understood that Mr. Miles was handling my investigation."
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"Not anymore. Three nights ago, somebody blew him apart..."
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"with a.45 automatic. Oh, Lord..."
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"He was bird-dogging three cases, one of which was yours."
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"Well, surely you don't think that l... No, I don't."
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"But somebody involved with your case might have."
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"Mr. McGraw, if you needed information from me, all you had to do was call and ask."
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"- That's not my style. - So I see."
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"Well, what makes you think it was my case that led to his death?"
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"I don't think anything yet. I've been in Tulsa for the past month..."
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"doing undercover work on an oil field."
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"Mr. McGraw, I liked Mr. Miles very much."
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"If there's anything that I can do to help..."
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"I don't need or want your help, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"As a matter of fact, I'm beginning to think this Danbury case of yours..."
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"is as dead as Al Capone."
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"He said he might have a lead. A little town in Vermont."
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"There was nothing about that in the files. It took a lot of guts to face me down in here, not knowing who I was."
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"It didn't take any guts at all, Mr. McGraw."
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"While I was out, I phoned the sheriff. He should be along anytime now."
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"You'll excuse me, but I don't have time to waste with any hick cop."
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"We both liked Archie, Mrs. Fletcher, and I'm gonna balance the books."
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"You can count on it."
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"[Jessica] Mrs. Miles?"
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"Please accept my condolences. I'm Jessica Fletcher."
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"Your husband was working on a case for me. I know who you are, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"He was a delightful man. I liked him very much."
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"So did I. Excuse me."
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"Uh, Mrs. Miles, I'm upset at the thought that I, uh..."
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"that is, that my case might have led to your husband's death."
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"I'd like your help. There's nothing I can tell you."
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"Well, on the telephone he mentioned he had a lead to a little town in Vermont,"
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"but there's nothing in his files."
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"Perhaps he said something to you. No. I'm sorry."
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"Mrs. Miles... Look, Mrs. Fletcher. He's dead."
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"Whatever he was doing died with him."
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"It doesn't make a bit of difference now."
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"[Door Opens, Closes]"
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"Hi. So?"
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