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

"He stabbed him with a scalpel."
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"But circumstantial evidence led to the arrest of the physician."
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"Yeah, but how did Judge Lambert know all this?"
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"Tom Cargill told him."
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"Lambert found himself in a terrible quandary."
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"That's why he wangled himself on to the physician's defense team..."
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"and why he faked the evidence to get the acquittal."
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"- All's fair? - Well, in this case, perhaps so."
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"Strange talk for a straight arrow like you."
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"Or maybe you got two different sets of standards."
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"I mean, it's okay for Cargill to murder the rapist,"
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"but it's wrong for me to eliminate the character that killed Archie."
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"I don't condone murder, Mr. McGraw. But more to the point,"
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"they are now dead, beyond punishment."
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"Now, Archie's killer isn't, and he is still entitled to a trial."
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"Even if he or she hires a lawyer like Lambert..."
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"who might mess with the evidence to get an acquittal?"
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"No."
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"She came on the tube around 6:00..."
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"to deny all rumors that she's running for any political office."
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"- Really? - [Phone Ringing]"
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"McGraw. What?"
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"Yeah, I'll be right over."
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"- What is it? - Ray Kravitz."
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"He was watching Santini's place, and somebody tried to blow him away."
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"[Starkey] What the hell are you doing down there? Playing cribbage?"
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"I want a yes or a no, and I want it now. Call me when you got it."
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"Ray, you okay? I'm okay, Harry."
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"Well, what happened? I was parked right in front of Santini's construction office."
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"Next thing I know, a car comes down the street, comes right up in front of me."
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"A guy gets out. He walks up to me. I can't see his face. His headlights are right in my eyes."
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"His arm comes up in a certain way. I know it's gonna be trouble."
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"Just as I duck down, he fires two shots right through the windshield, and then he took off."
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"- Could it have been Santini? - I was sure Santini was still in his office."
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"Well, when we checked it out, Santini's car was parked outside."
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"The lights were on inside the office, but a little rear window was wide open."
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"Santini could have sneaked out anytime."
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"Excuse me, Mr. Kravitz. You say you couldn't see who your attacker was?"
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"I didn't see anything! [McGraw] Come on, Ray."
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"Somebody tries to blow you away, and you go blind? How big was the guy?"
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"What kind of a car was it? You must have seen something."
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"- Harry, I'm tryin' to stay alive. Do you mind? - [Phone Rings]"
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"Starkey. Yeah, Tony."
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"Are you sure?"
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"All right."
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"Ballistics just dug two slugs from a.45 out of Ray's front seat."
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"They match the slugs that killed Archie. Yeah. Who didn't know that?"
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"Harry, don't do something stupid. Is that official or just a piece of friendly advice?"
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"- Both. - Well, you know me, Starkey."
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"I never shot a rattlesnake that didn't bite me first."
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"Don't worry about Harry, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"If Santini can be found, he'll find him."
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"That's what I'm afraid of."
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"Mr. Kravitz, something is bothering me. I'd like to recheck those files."
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"Would you mind taking me back to the office? No, ma'am. I'll call Alma."
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"Anything you need, she knows where it is."
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"She's not here yet."
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"Which file do you want, Mrs. Fletcher? All three."
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"Do you know what you're lookin' for? Well, no, not specifically."
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"Hello, Ray. Ray, are you okay? Yeah, I'm fine."
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"Listen. I'm gonna go out and see if I can catch up with Harry."
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"- You gonna be all right, Mrs. Fletcher? - Oh, I'm fine, Ray. Thank you."
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"Alma, anything she needs... Okay. Don't worry, Ray."
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"How about if I put on some coffee, Mrs. Fletcher?"
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"Oh, that would be very nice, Alma. Thank you."
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"Alma... You can forget the coffee for me, Alma."
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"But, Mrs. Fletcher... I may be back. I'm not sure."
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"I didn't know this was going to be an inquisition."
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"I'm sorry, Priscilla. I'm trying to prevent another killing."
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"I want to know why you changed your mind about running for political office."
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"I don't know what you're talking about."
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"Was it something that Mr. Miles picked up in the investigation he was conducting on your behalf?"
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"That's absurd. Please, Priscilla. There just isn't any time."
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"Something was ripped out of the detective agency's files,"
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"and suddenly you decide not to seek office."
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"Now, I am sure that there is some connection."
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"Have you within the last 24 hours received a blackmail threat?"
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"Yes, Mrs. Fletcher, she has."
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"Gavin... Priscilla, a man has been murdered."
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"Besides, none of it will remain a secret much longer."
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"All right."
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"Seventeen years ago, Priscilla became pregnant with my child."
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"She was a grad student. I was a young professor."
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"I was also married to another woman."
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"Priscilla chose to have an abortion. Later, after my divorce, we were married."
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"But by then it was too late. Complications associated with the abortion..."
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"made it impossible for her ever to bear another child."
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"Even though I traveled out of the state, Mr. Miles discovered our secret."
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"Yes, I did hire him, Jessica, for that very reason."
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"In this day and age, no woman can run for public office..."
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"with abortion hanging over her head."
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"And the blackmail threat?"
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"I received a call early this morning. A man. He didn't identify himself."
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"He said he had a copy of the hospital records..."
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"and wanted a quarter of a million dollars to keep quiet."
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"So l..."
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"Gavin and I decided that the best thing for me to do..."
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"would be to drop out of the race and to make a clean breast of my past."
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"I think that was very wise."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, one thing puzzles me. This detective was killed over a week ago,"
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"yet the first blackmail call came only this morning."
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"Which means that a third party has belatedly surfaced, Mr. Daniels,"
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"and I'm quite sure it's the same person who killed Archie Miles."
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"Oh, Lieutenant, l... I wanted to talk to you."
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"Could it wait, Mrs. Fletcher? I'm dead beat, and I'm going home."
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"Oh, I'm sure you're very tired, and so am I. [Tires Screeching]"
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"- Harry? - You know this guy?"
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"- Yeah, I know him. And who are you? - My name is Santini,"
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"and I'm pressing assault charges against this gum ball."
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"This creep... or one of his pals..."
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"has been tailing me for the past couple of weeks."
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"I thought maybe it was union guys or a competitor."
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"Then tonight, my wife tells me that she hired these bozos, like I was fooling around or something."
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"Well, you must admit, Mr. Santini, you've been disappearing a lot every evening."
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"I mean, it's only natural that your wife would be concerned."
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"My wife is a certifiable hysteric who falls apart if the morning newspaper comes late."
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"She likes things neat and predictable... a place for everything, everything in its place."
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"- Including you? - It so happens, buster,"
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"that I've been married almost 20 years, and I'm still crazy about that woman."
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"Which is why you've been sneakin' around at night, right?"
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