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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Footnote to Murder (S01E01)

"- Come on! Let's go! - Oh, stop it!"
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"[Woman] Tonight on Murder, She Wrote. Please, no!"
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"I'm the assistant D.A. I am personally taking charge of this case."
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"Somebody has killed Hemsley Post."
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"I'm almost positive I didn't do it."
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"Who'd have figured he'd get knocked off by a poet?"
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"Writing wasn't the only way that Hemsley was burned out."
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"- She was even jealous of me. - I gave him the key so he'd remember my room number."
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"I spent the evening and the entire night..."
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"with the most romantic man."
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"Freeze!"
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"[Thunderclap]"
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"Why go on?"
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"Alone."
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"Rejected."
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"And not even a last cigarette."
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"You're gonna kill yourself, Horace."
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"Those cigarettes will be the death of you."
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"I know it's a filthy vice. But happily, I am not addicted to them."
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"It is great to see you, Jessica. Come on. Have a seat."
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"The clerk in your hotel told me I'd find you here."
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"I'd offer to buy you a cup of coffee, but..."
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"Oh, no. I just finished off one chapter and two pots of tea in my hotel room."
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"Congratulations on your nomination. And you on yours."
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"But who's gonna notice if either of us win? Let's face it, mystery and poetry..."
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"But enough talk about silly award business, all right?"
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"Tell me, how is Elsie Perkins and that other one?"
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"That wonderful... Nora somebody. Tell me."
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"Oh, I'm afraid, Horace, you left Cabot Cove strewn with broken hearts last summer."
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"Are you writing something?"
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"Oh, yeah. Just toying with a little sonnet."
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"Wanna hear it? Yeah."
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""Why go on alone, rejected..."
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"with Cupid's turgid rites neglected?""
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"It stinks, huh? You're right. It's crap."
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"Are we going to that reception?"
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"With free drinks? That is a rhetorical question. Come on!"
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"They're gonna start without us!"
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"[Jessica] Oh, look, it's still pouring with rain out there."
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"Have no fear, Jessica. I have the perfect defense against the elements."
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"Oh."
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"You couldn't spare a 20 till Monday, could you? You think?"
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"[Grunting] Two. Three. Four."
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"Five. Six. Seven. [Knocking]"
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"Twenty. One moment."
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"Mr. Post. I'm Tiffany Harrow, assistant awards coordinator."
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"Tiffany. Do come in. Thank you."
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"Haven't we, uh, met somewhere before?"
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"Marrakech? Nairobi?"
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"I just wanted to say how delighted I am..."
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"that you'll be master of ceremonies at the awards banquet Saturday."
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"Oh. Well, I suppose I'll distribute the hardware..."
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"with my usual grace and panache."
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"You know, it's too bad you're not up for an award this year, Mr. Post."
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"Oh! Well, even the mighty oak..."
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"must let a little sunshine fall on the rising saplings."
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"- And do call me Hemsley. May I offer you something? - Oh, no, thank you."
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"You know, everyone's talking about your new unpublished novel, Hemsley."
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"Oh, yes."
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"Well, it's... it's quite the best thing I've ever done."
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"The, uh, definitive novel on the Vietnam War."
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"I'd love to read it."
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"Actually, no one's read it yet. That's the only copy."
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"I haven't even let my publisher read it yet."
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"But if you could come back..."
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"tonight, after the party."
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"Oh, yes. Yes."
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"I think I could read some of it to you."
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"I find great literature very stimulating. [Knock On Door]"
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"Yes? [Woman] Hemsley, open up."
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"Excuse me, darling."
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"Alexis, my darling. I-I wasn't expecting you."
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"Obviously not. Um, Tiffany Harrow, Alexis Post."
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"My wife."
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"The committee is very grateful for your cooperation, Mr. Post."
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"Nice to have met you, Mrs. Post."
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"Is it just me, or, uh, have they gotten younger?"
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"Oh! Alexis, my darling, really."
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"She's with the awards committee."
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"I don't even care. Hemsley, they say that, uh,"
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"you've got a six-figure advance on your new book."
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"Let's discuss the $264,000..."
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"that I've loaned to you over the last seven years."
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"Well, you know I've had a very long dry period."
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"Well, I want it up front out of the advance."
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"No stalling, no baloney."
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"- Of course. - I mean it, Hemsley."
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"I've had my lawyers draw up a contract."
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"You know, you look radiant, Alexis. Just radiant."
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"How have you been? Working hard."
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"I have a new fashion line coming out in the spring."
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"But I don't want to keep you from your young women."
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"I'll never forget the safari in Kenya..."
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"and your strong, sweet, yearning body."
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"Your body wasn't so bad either."
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"Why don't you come back after the party? We could have a drink."
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"Thank you. I'd rather remember things the way they were."
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"And, Hemsley, if you don't sign that contract,"
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"I'll take you to court and I will squeeze you drier than a camel's backside."
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"[Chuckles]"
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"Now, the Classical Age is the only age that interests me."
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"History as literature is a challenge suitable for my talents."
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"Some people feel your new book, Pericles At Parnassus,"
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"is a metaphor for the Communist witch hunts of the early '50s."
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"Some people also find spiritual comfort in spouting gibberish while standing on their heads."
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"Hi. Could I please have your autograph, Mr. Winslow?"
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"You know, my great charm lies in my ability..."
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"of speaking to each reader on a multiplicity of levels."
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"There you go. Excuse me."
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"I know this is an awful imposition, but I've written a short story, and I was wondering..."
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"Young lady, my attorney will not allow me to read unsolicited manuscripts. Good day."
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"Now, what newspaper did you say you were from, dear boy?"
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"Not that it makes any difference."
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"- Hemsley Post? - Sorry. No autographs. I make that a policy."
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"I wanna talk to you."
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"And I most certainly do not chat with strangers in public restrooms."
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"I'm Frank Lapinski."
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"You don't answer my letters. You ignore my phone calls."
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"Don't you get tough with me, soldier boy! [Groans]"
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"Four months I've been waiting for some kind of an answer. Four months!"
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