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

"Priscilla, that detective,"
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"before he died last Friday, was also investigating you."
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"Me?"
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"Not on my behalf. For someone else."
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"Really? I was wondering,"
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"could he have been hired by someone..."
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"who might wish to thwart your political ambitions?"
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"I'm sorry, Jessica. I don't know anything about your murdered detective."
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"And as for politics, any rumors you may have heard are simply that."
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"Yes, of course. Just one more thing, Priscilla."
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"I merely said the detective died."
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"I said nothing about murder."
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"Good morning. Hi, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"Oh, please don't get up, Mr. Kravitz. Is Mr. McGraw in?"
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"Oh, he's here, but you can't see him. Oh. Is someone with him?"
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"Uh-uh. He just doesn't want to be disturbed."
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"Oh, I'm sorry, but I'm afraid we've got work to do."
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"Mrs. Fletcher?"
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"You don't mind if I sleep while you talk, do you, Mrs. Fletcher?"
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"I thought you might be interested in knowing who hired you to investigate Priscilla Daniels."
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"Yeah? Who?"
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"Priscilla Daniels."
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"And what led you to that brilliant deduction?"
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"Despite transparent pretense to the contrary, she knew Archie Miles."
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"So she knew him?"
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"You client wanted to remain anonymous,"
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"so Archie used a code... the initials E.P.F."
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"Now, I don't think they represent a name, Mr. McGraw."
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"I think they stand for Editor and Publisher of Femininity."
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"Mrs. Daniels has political ambitions."
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"Now, supposing she had something in her past..."
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"something that she was afraid might come out in a campaign."
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"Skeletons in the basement."
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"So she hires us to find out how deep they're buried,"
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"figuring if we don't find 'em, nobody else will."
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"Of course, even if she hired your partner, it doesn't mean that she killed him."
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"Unless Archie found the bones... whatever it was she was tryin' to hide."
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"Maybe he confronted her with it. But if he discovered something, why wasn't it in the file?"
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"Not if he didn't have time to write it down."
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"Archie spent a few days in that little college town where she was married to that professor."
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"Maybe he came up with something that goes way back."
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"And speaking of way back, I ran into a new lead last night."
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"I met somebody who has something to hide."
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"The Danbury Scalpel Murder may not be as dead as we thought."
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"All right, Jessica. You track down your lead,"
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"and I'll trace Archie's footprints around that college."
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"Maybe one of us will get lucky."
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"[Dog Barking] I'd offer you coffee, Mrs. Fletcher,"
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"but I've already packed away the coffeemaker."
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"Oh, I'm fine. Now, you're sure there's nothing I can do to help?"
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"Oh, thanks, but no. I'll be staying with my sister in Hartford."
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"Just till I get my bearings."
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"Look. I'm sorry about my rudeness the other day."
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"Please. I understand. Believe me."
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"You asked me about a town in Vermont. Then Archie did tell you something."
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"No, but I found this tucked in his jacket pocket."
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""Sudberry, Cargill.""
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"Does it mean anything? I don't know."
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"He was tracking down some woman named Martha Clay."
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"You know, if someone did kill Archie because of this,"
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"I'm not doing you any favors by giving it to you."
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"Thank you, Mrs. Miles. I'll be very careful. Promise."
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"[Woman] Now, don't you worry about it, Mrs. Perkins."
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"You have Roy Brown down at the garage come look at it,"
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"and we should have it fixed for you in a jiffy."
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"Sure. I'll be glad to call him for you."
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"Yes, ma'am. And please don't worry."
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"That's what we're here for. All right."
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"[Hangs Up Phone]"
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"Good morning. May I help you? Miss Cargill?"
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"- That's right. - My name is Jessica Fletcher."
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"I'm a writer, and I'm looking into a story that happened many, many years ago."
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"I wondered if you might have known a woman named Martha Clay."
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"No. I'm sorry."
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"She'd be about 60 by now, perhaps using another name."
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"I said I don't know her! And I would appreciate it if you would just leave me alone!"
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"What's going on here?"
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"Oh, I'm so sorry. I didn't want to upset her."
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"I'm researching a story, and I merely wanted to ask her a couple of questions."
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"- I'm Milt Sudberry. - Jessica Fletcher."
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"You'll have to forgive Leora, ma'am. She just lost both her parents a month ago."
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"Oh, dear. It'll take her some time to get over it."
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"They died in a fire...both of them. Fine folks, the Cargills."
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"They ran a nursing home just outside of town here."
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"They've been in Sheffield about 25 years."
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"Oh, I'm very sorry. This Mrs. Cargill..."
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"Her name wasn't by any chance Martha, was it?"
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"- Matter of fact, it was. - I see."
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"- Well, thank you, Mr. Sudberry. - Mm-hmm."
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"Thanks very much. You're welcome."
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"Judge Lambert! Mrs. Fletcher."
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"What a surprise finding you here. Or is it?"
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"The clerk at your hotel said you were asking about buses to Vermont. I put two and two together."
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"I was afraid you wouldn't leave this alone."
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"It's not my nature to leave things undone, Judge. So I notice."
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"All right. I'll drive you back to Boston."
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"On the way, I'll tell you the whole story about Martha Clay and Tom Cargill."
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"Who exactly is Tom Cargill?"
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"The real killer in the Danbury Scalpel Murder."
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"Well, Jessica, dare I ask if I'm going to see..."
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"your version of the Lambert case on the best seller list?"
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"The writer in me wants to say yes,"
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"but all things considered, maybe it's best..."
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"if this case remains just as it is..."
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"an unresolved mystery."
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"You're quite a lady."
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"[Engine Starts]"
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"[Gasps]"
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"Sorry. I forgot. Alma always flips the lock when she leaves."
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"I'm glad you're here. Hey, it's 10:30, Mrs. Fletcher. You on to something new?"
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"In a way. I think that we can forget the Danbury Scalpel Murder..."
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"as the motive for Archie Miles's death."
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"The doctor on the trial was innocent."
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"The victim was killed by a man named Tom Cargill."
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"Now, he happened to be at the hospital that night visiting his girlfriend,"
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"the floor nurse, Martha Clay."
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"Cargill recognized the victim as the man who'd raped his sister the year before..."
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"but was acquitted on a technicality."
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"The sister committed suicide a couple of months later."
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"When Cargill saw the rapist, something snapped."
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