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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Armed Response (S01E01)

"I had a book to write, but that did not prevent me from flying to Texas."
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"Yes. Well, l-I'll see what I can do."
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"As I see it, it's my sacred obligation as an officer of the court to defend the helpless,"
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"regardless of race, color, creed..."
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"Yes, yes. Well, that... that's very thoughtful."
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"And by the way, when can I expect to testify for Mr. Endicott?"
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"Any day now. By the way, I've made a reservation for you at a very fine hotel."
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"Well, actually, Mr. Porter, my leg is feeling very much better,"
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"but I thought I would stay here for a bit, until things sort themselves out."
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"I'll keep in touch."
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"- [Murmuring] You take care now. - Thank you."
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"[Jessica] Well, of course I'm happy that you released Jennie. I just want to be sure that she remains released."
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"Well, if you want evidence, I suggest you start looking elsewhere... which brings up something else, Lieutenant."
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"I'd like another look at the murder scene. You got an idea?"
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"No. No, no, nothing specific, but something's bothering me and I don't know what."
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"I'll pick you up in 30 minutes."
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"Melanie, you got yourself so worked up that you really are gonna get sick."
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"It's just not gonna be the same without Dr. Sam. Yeah. You might even get some rest."
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"Now, Billy Don, do Mama a big favor."
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"Get your fanny over to Milt Porter's office..."
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"[Woman On P.A.] Frances Ashea, please call the medical library."
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"Hello, Dr. Ellison."
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"Going out again? Actually, yes."
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"I was waiting for a friend to pick me up. I thought the activity would be good for me."
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"- Not too much now. I wouldn't want a black mark on my first day in charge. - Oh, really?"
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"The trustees have named Dr. Kenyon and myself to run the place jointly... on an interim basis."
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"Will they still be bringing in that other doctor then? Uh, that other doctor?"
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"You know, the one that Dr. Garver hired to take over for you..."
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"or was it Dr. Kenyon?"
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"Uh, Kenyon, believe me."
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"You see, the old man wasn't very fond of my family tree, but he knew a good doctor when he found one."
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"How odd. I thought that Dr. Sam never confided in his subordinates."
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"- [Both Chuckle] - [Vehicle Horn Honks]"
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"[Jenkins] Dr. Sam made a phone call to the hospital last night."
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"I listened to it just before I came to pick you up. Listened?"
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"Marge Horton, the head nurse, has an answering machine on her phone."
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"Dr. Sam would sometimes call in instructions for patients for the following day."
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"Miss Horton, uh, sent it over about an hour ago."
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"Listen."
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"[Garver] Marge, it's me. A couple of things for the morning."
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"I'll be in late. I want Peabody up and walkin', no matter how much he complains."
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"Second, get Sadie Winthrop on carrot juice. She's too hyperactive for her own good."
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"Now, find some excuse to get rid of her."
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"Now, I'm goin' to bed. See you tomorrow. You take care now."
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"Second piece to the puzzle. We can prove the opportunity. Now we've got the motive."
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"Aw, rubbish. Come on now, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"Lieutenant, you came to me, remember?"
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"You asked my help."
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"You're defending this girl outta... outta pure guesswork. It's called reading people."
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"But if you want to deal with facts, let's go."
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"All right, let's start with your original theory."
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"Garver was out for a short walk, and the shooter followed him."
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"And if he was going right to bed, why was his body found right here?"
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"No. This whole scene outside was very carefully staged."
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"He was sitting at his desk."
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"He'd just phoned in those instructions."
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"He looks up, then... bang."
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"[Sighs] I guess it could've happened that way. Uh-uh. The angle is wrong."
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"[With Effort] But suppose I come a bit closer."
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"You're only provin' that Nurse Wells could've killed him. Only a person he knew could've gotten this close."
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"- And you're saying that Jennie could drag his dead body out there to that pond? - She's a nurse."
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"She's accustomed to movin' sick patients around, isn't she?"
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"And why put the body in the pond in the first place?"
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"Well, the pond was heated because of the fish. Makes the time of death more uncertain."
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"- Uncertain? - Mm-hmm."
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"Lieutenant, do you have any blanks for your gun?"
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"- I guess I can get you some. - Good. I want to try something."
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"You got cameras hidden around here somewhere, right? [Sirens On Speaker]"
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"Now, where'd you put 'em... outside the windows? [Sirens Continue]"
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"Oh, no. Really. You're gonna tell me that that nice young man is really a policeman?"
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"Come on. What do you want me to try: Coffee, soap?"
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"It don't make no never mind to me. I'm just gonna love it."
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"You tell me which one to pick. Oh, no. This really is police business."
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"I've heard that you can put one of them TV cameras in a gnat's ear."
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"Of course, I did not believe that. [Phone Rings]"
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"Yes. Yes, Lieutenant, I'm ready. [Tires Squealing, Sirens Continue]"
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"- This television is at the same volume as it was the other night, right? - Oh, where I always keep it."
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"You know, about 12 years ago I almost got on Let's Make a Deal."
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"Came dressed like a chicken. [Gunshot, Distant]"
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"That's it. That's just like the other night. That's just what I heard."
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"It worked. That's right. I heard the shot. And now, do I win anything?"
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"- You heard "the" shot? One shot? - That's right."
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"I fired two shots."
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"Oh, dear. I got it wrong."
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"One inside the house, the other outside."
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"The one outside was fired to mask the time of the death."
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"Question is, who fired it?"
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"How many chances do I get?"
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"Nurse Horton? Oh... [Exhales]"
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"Mrs. Fletcher, you... startled me."
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"I'm having a terrible time getting a picture of what the man was really like."
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"The people here never understood him."
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"a genius."
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"I was looking for something more personal."
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"Um, why ask me? Well, I couldn't help but notice..."
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"your reaction to the news of his death."
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"Then I heard the tape, the one he dictated last night."
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"There was a certain warmth... uh, you'll forgive me..."
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"that wasn't present in his dealings with other people."
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"[Sighs] Well, it wasn't much of a secret."
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"I went home and I had a hell of a cry."
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"I came back at, uh, lunchtime. I thought I'd be all right."
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"Then I... played the tape on the answering machine, and l..."
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"H-Hearing his voice like that... [Woman] Miss Horton!"
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"Miss Horton, come quick. The police, they're in the locker room. They've got a search warrant."
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"What?"
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"Lieutenant, what's happened?"
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"Check it out. What right do you have?"
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"This right, ma'am. It's a warrant."
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"- We got a tip, Ms. Fletcher. - A tip? From whom?"
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"Feller didn't give his name."
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"That's not mine. I've never seen that before."
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"Read her her rights and book her. Murder one. Mrs. Fletcher."
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"It's all right, child. Lieutenant, you're making a dreadful mistake."
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"Motive, opportunity and now the means."
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"We'll let ballistics decide if it's the murder weapon."
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"Well, of course it's the murder weapon."
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"Whoever heard of framing anyone with the wrong gun?"
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"You wanna do what? Are you crazy, son?"
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"You can't arrange bail for that man. He's too dangerous."
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