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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Capitol Offense (S01E01)

"[Woman] Tonight on Murder, She Wrote."
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"- He didn't die in bed. - He was an alcoholic."
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"I'm not a killer, and I wasn't drunk."
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"The governor is going to ask you to fill the seat."
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"I'm not a politician. Which is precisely why you're the perfect choice."
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"Well, Harry's never denied knowing her, only killing her."
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"- He could have been set up. - Not by me."
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"You're scum, Dixon! And so are you!"
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"Three nights ago, I spotted Marta coming out of the Watergate."
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"It's the amateurs who tend to get hurt."
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"[Gasps]"
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"[Man] I figure I got an obligation..."
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"to everybody who voted for me, right, Harry?"
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"Absolutely, Dan. Absolutely."
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"A lot of these guys, they think a seat in Congress is like a free ride,"
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"a great big cookie jar they can just dip their mitts into..."
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"So where's my old buddy Wendell Joyner?"
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"I thought he was coming. He'll be here, Congressman."
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"Meanwhile, Harry and I would like to talk to you about that cannery bill, huh?"
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"Harry. Come on. That's business, Mr. Dixon. We're here to party."
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"[Dan] What time is it? And where is everybody?"
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"[Dixon] Well, we wanted to keep the group small. [Shutter Clicking]"
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"Give us a chance to talk. Talk? About what?"
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"You need a refill, Dan."
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"Marta, why don't you fill up the congressman's glass?"
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"Good idea, Marta."
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"Martini on the rocks, luscious."
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"I don't like this guy. Come on, Ray. He's on the committee. We need him."
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"[Knocking] Betty."
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"And another thing. Why did you tell him Joyner was coming?"
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"Joyner hates my guts. I know. It was the only way we could get him here."
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"Pardon me, young lady."
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"Dan. Wendell. Why are you so late? Where've you been?"
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"[Dan] We... We were wondering where you were."
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"- Congressman Joyner, how gracious of you to accept our invitation. - Come on, Dan."
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"Now surely, Congressman, you're not rushing off? You'll join us for a drink."
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"Yeah, Wendell. The party's just started."
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"Dan's right, Congressman. What'll I fix you?"
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"[Sighs] You couldn't leave him alone, could you, Dixon?"
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"- You two rattlesnakes. You find a man's weakness... - Wait a minute, Joyner..."
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"You're scum, Dixon! And so are you!"
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"- Tomorrow I'm making a full report to the House Ethics Committee... - You try it!"
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"With great pleasure! It's about time somebody stood..."
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"- Wendell. - Ohh!"
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"What... What's the matter with him?"
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"Congressman? Get him up on the sofa."
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"No! Don't move him! Call an ambulance!"
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"- [Shutter Clicking] - No. No. No ambulance. No ambulance."
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"[Jessica] No bother at all, Eleanor."
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"Voter registration is a lot more important than my lunch."
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"[Laughing] [Doorbell Rings]"
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"Ooh, there's somebody at the door. I've got to go. I'll see you at 12:00."
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"Mrs. Fletcher? Yes?"
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"I'm Harold DeWitt. I'm an aide to the governor, and I'm here on a matter of great urgency."
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"Dead? I can't believe it."
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"Congressman Joyner had a serious heart problem."
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"It's the reason he'd decided to retire."
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"His housekeeper found him in his bed early this morning."
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"The news hasn't been released yet. Except to me."
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"As you know, the party's two most qualified candidates are competing in the primary."
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"Oh, yes. I've been working with the voter registration committee."
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"Well, normally, the governor would appoint our party's nominee to fill the vacant seat,"
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"but we won't know who that is for another six weeks at least."
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"That's why the governor is going to ask you to fill the seat, on an interim basis, of course."
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"Me? Oh, don't be silly. I'm not a politician."
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"Which is precisely why you're the perfect choice."
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"You have no political ambitions, you're nationally known,"
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"and your integrity is not in question."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, several important pieces of legislation..."
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"are going to be considered in the next few weeks."
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"Maine's interests must be represented."
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"I don't know what to say."
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"Say yes. Your state needs you, if only for a few weeks."
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"[Ringing]"
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"This is Diana Simms. Oh, yes, Mr. Speaker."
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"No, I'm sorry. Mrs. Fletcher hasn't arrived yet."
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"She's being met at the airport by our Media Liaison Officer, Joe Blinn."
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"[Jessica] I have gotten red-carpet treatment before, Mr. Blinn,"
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"but, uh, ooh, nothing like this."
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"Well, you better get used to it. And, please, uh, call me Joe."
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"We've, uh, checked you into a suite at the Embassy Towers."
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"If you want something fancier, let me know."
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"Oh, I'm sure that'll be fine. My job is to get your name in the papers, Mrs. Fletcher,"
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"or to keep it out, whatever you prefer."
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"You've inherited a crackerjack staff from Congressman Joyner."
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"So your biggest problem should be deciding where to have lunch."
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"Joe, even though I'll only be here for a few weeks,"
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"I intend doing this job to the very best of my ability. I am sure you will."
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"We'll get along just fine if you try to remember..."
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"that I'm not your addlepated great-aunt from East Nowhere."
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"[Both Chuckling] Whoops. I'm sorry, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"Let me start again."
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"Whatever I can do for you, consider it done. Thank you."
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"[Chuckling] [Sighs]"
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"My goodness, this is impressive. Yes, it is, isn't it?"
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"Wait'll the first time you step foot on the House floor. It'll knock you over."
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"[Laughs]"
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"Mrs. Fletcher. Dan Keppner, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"We share a couple of committees. Oh, how do you do?"
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"Congressman Joyner was my friend. His death was tragic."
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"I agree, Mr. Keppner. Look, uh,"
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"I'd like to drop by later."
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"There are several important matters that I'd like to discuss,"
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"particularly the Maine cannery bill. Oh, yes, of course. Well, I'm so glad we met."
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"My pleasure."
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"What a nice man. Where's he from? East Nowhere."
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"Diana. Oh, Mrs. Fletcher, welcome. Diana Simms."
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"Oh, how do you do, Miss Simms? Diana's your A.A."
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"My what? Administrative Assistant. Right-hand gal. Indispensable."
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"I'd introduce you to the rest of the staff, but as you can see, it's lunchtime."
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"Speaking of which, I am off. Uh, be back around twoish."
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"Thanks for the lift, Joe. Sure."
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"Let me show you your office."
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"Oh, this is nice."
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"Oh, yes, very nice indeed."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, my resignation is already on your desk."
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"But I want you to know that I'm prepared to work closely with your incoming staff."
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"My what? But I don't have an incoming staff."
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"It's customary for a congressperson to appoint his or her own people."
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"Diana, don't you like your job?"
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