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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Hit, Run and Homicide (S01E01)

"[Sighs]"
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"Tell me, Leslie, whatever made you rush to this particular vehicle?"
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"Well, I thought I could drive it onto the field and block that station wagon before it hit anyone."
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"Well, why didn't you use your own car? Because this one seemed bigger."
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"Well, it certainly is. But I'm sure it doesn't get the gas mileage that your car does."
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"Gas mileage?"
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"Yes. The mileage you got on those trips to Portland."
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"$7.08."
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"Or did you go to Portland?"
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"Well, of course I did."
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"Whom did you see? Customers."
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"And I'm sure you'll give Sheriff Tupper their names when he asks for them."
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"What is this?"
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"It doesn't wash, Leslie."
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"Yesterday I wondered why Tony had to buy so little gas,"
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"so I peeked at the car rental agreement."
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"I saw the mileage when you rented the car,"
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"and I saw the current mileage."
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"And a little simple subtraction..."
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"told me that no way could you have made those trips."
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"Well, I changed my mind. I never went."
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"That's not what you told me."
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"Leslie, what's goin' on here?"
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"Well, it was his idea."
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"He thought the whole thing up. He forced me into it."
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"Leslie, keep your big mouth shut! They don't have anything."
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"If you think I'm taking the blame for this, Charles, you're crazy! If I go, you go too!"
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"[Laughter]"
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"I tell you, Jessica. When you asked me to help out with that remote control gadget,"
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"I thought you were crazy. [Chuckles]"
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"You know, it was that arcade game that triggered the answer."
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"Arcade game? I kept crashing into things, even when I slowed down."
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"Then the day at the picnic flashed across my mind."
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"It was the speed of the driverless car that bothered me."
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"I mean, Mr. Woodley managed to stay ahead of it all the way..."
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"from the outfield to home plate."
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"Now, I was in that car, and it was fast."
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"I mean, if someone had really been intent on running Mr. Woodley down,"
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"he wouldn't have reached second base."
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"And it was Leslie in the van, controlling the car."
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"While Woodley was conveniently laid up in a bed,"
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"she did the dirty work."
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"- Well, why did they do it? - Well, simple greed."
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"Mr. Woodley, being the surviving partner,"
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"would wind up with the entire company."
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"With Daniel judged insane for killing Merrill,"
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"Tony would control the estate, and Leslie would control Tony."
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"Mr. Woodley would have Daniel's security screen all to himself."
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"Security screens? I came up with that 10 years ago. It's not worth a damn."
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"Well, not then it wasn't, but according to Woodley's confession,"
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"it was the key to a multimillion-dollar contract they'd just landed."
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"The simple way, of course, would have been to kill you."
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"But then the university would have inherited your designs."
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"Then it was Leslie who made the phone call on Daniel's phone."
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"Yeah, what a hell of a marriage that would've been."
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"Speaking of which,"
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"may I offer a toast to the two ladies in my life?"
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"To the one who just saved my life..."
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"and to the other who's been saving it for years,"
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"only I was too preoccupied to notice."
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"Well, if you will all excuse me, I gotta go."
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"Wait, Ethan. Hold up."
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"[Sighs]"
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"I've made up my mind. I'm not goin' to Memphis with you."
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"Oh."
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"But I'll move heaven and earth to get you to stay on here with me."
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"I'm sorry to eat and run, Jess, but they're having a tournament on that arcade game,"
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"and since I am the current record holder,"
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"I feel obliged to defend my title."
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"Well, dishes can wait. Would you mind if I competed?"
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"You?"
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"It really would be kind of a waste of a good quarter."
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"Well, maybe. But I better warn you."
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"I've been practicing a little."
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"Practicing?"
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"How much practicing?"
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