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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Bedeviled Doctor (S02E02)

"We'll-- We'll work out something."
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"I got $600 in the bank."
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"You know how much I owe these fellas?"
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"Four thousand bucks."
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"What am I gonna do, Edith?"
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"W-we'll tell the police."
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"That won't do any good. You don't know these guys."
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"There must be something."
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"Edith,"
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"I got one chance."
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"I met a woman a couple of days ago"
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"named Barbara Heywood."
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"Peter Heywood?"
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"of each session so he can study 'em later."
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"Now, if this guy Heywood"
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"is playin' around with another woman,"
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"Mrs. Heywood said she'd give me 5 grand"
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"for a recording of one of her husband's sessions."
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"Now, she figures it'll be worth a half a million"
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"in a divorce settlement."
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"I got it all figured out."
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"All you-- Do you realize what this"
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"could do to Dr. Craig?"
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"Do you realize what those Vegas boys will do to me"
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"if I don't pay off?"
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"Mark."
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"( ominous theme playing )"
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"I knew it."
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"Oh..."
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"( ominous theme playing )"
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"MAN: Sometimes, I-I--"
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"I feel I could kill her."
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"Like the time I came home"
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"and found her drunk in front of the maid."
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"Then I remember what she used to be like."
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"She--"
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"She was the most beautiful woman in the world."
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"You must have seen her, doctor."
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"Her professional name was"
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"Barbara Clinton."
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"Heh. Of course, she never could act."
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"And when the public found that out,"
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"That's when she started to drink."
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"It was my fault."
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"I was-- Oh, I was too busy"
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"designing airplanes."
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"I didn't devote enough time to her."
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"Tell me, did you ever try to discuss your work"
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"with her, Mr. Heywood?"
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"Yeah, for a while,"
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"but she didn't seem to care."
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"Maybe I gave up too soon."
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"Maybe-- Oh, I don't know."
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"Maybe if I'd tried harder,"
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"is her own problem?"
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"But I'm to blame for looking elsewhere!"
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"Remember? I-I told you about this other woman."
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"Maybe--"
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"Maybe if I hadn't started with Dana,"
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"none of this would have happened."
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"Now, this Dana that you keep referring to,"
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"Of course, with your particular neurosis,"
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"What should I do, doctor?"
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"I can't give you the answer."
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"My job is to help you find it yourself."
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"( chuckles )"
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"If I can hold out that long."
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"Oh, my time's up, eh?"
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"Mm-hm."
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"See you Wednesday."
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"I thought you'd like some tea"
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"before your next appointment."
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"I don't know what I'd do without you, Edith."
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"You'd better drink your tea."
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"Mrs. Wallace will be here any minute."
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"Would you like me to take care of that for you?"
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"Yeah, sure."
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"What's the matter? Is something wrong?"
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"( buzzer sounds )"
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"Oh, that must be Mrs. Wallace."
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"I'll tell her you'll be with her in a minute."
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"The doctor will see you in a moment, Mrs. Wallace."
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"( ominous theme playing )"
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"( glass shatters )"
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"There were papers strewn all over the place,"
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"Perry, what am I gonna do? I can't go to the police."
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"And if my patients find out I've been negligent--"
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"Why do you persist in blaming yourself?"
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"Because it's my fault."
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"I should have been more careful with those tapes."
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"You locked them up in your safe."
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"As far as your legal responsibility is concerned--"
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"it's my patient I'm thinking of."
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"You said there were five tapes stolen."
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"Four of them were blank."
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"Why did you keep them in your safe?"
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"Oh, just a precaution."
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"Look, Perry, if I don't get that tape back--"
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"Was your patient's name on that tape?"
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"Who is he?"
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"Peter Heywood."
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"President of Heywood Aircraft?"
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"Della, will you please see if Paul Drake is free?"
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"Perry, why bring him into this?"
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"Do you keep any narcotics in your safe?"
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"Were they stolen? No."
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"Why would a thief pass up narcotics"
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"You don't know what was on it."
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"How'd the thief know?"
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"What is on the tape, Dave?"
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"is confidential."
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"So is anything a doctor tells his lawyer."
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"Look, unless I have all the facts,"
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"I can't help you."
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"Well,"
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"Heywood spoke of his wife and a woman named Dana."
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"He's in love with her."
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"Did he want a divorce?"
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"That's the problem."
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"His wife's an alcoholic,"
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