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Clips from Moonlighting (1985) - Between a Yuk and a Hard Place (S05E05)

"But, yeah, I got a minute. Sure."
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"Well, stranger."
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"Hi, Burt."
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"Hi. You certainly have been making yourself scarce around these parts."
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"Well, I've been in and out."
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"So...."
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"So how about those Mariners?"
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"Herbert. Herbert, could you help me? I can't reach the coffee filters."
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"Agnes, I'm visiting with Mr. Addison and Miss Hayes."
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"-Now! -Excuse me. Nice chatting."
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"So...."
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"-You been okay? -A-okay."
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"-I'm fine. -Good."
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"You? You doing all right?"
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"Fine."
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"-Busy. -Yeah, I can see that."
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"Should put a sign on the front office, "Over 6 billion cases solved.""
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"Well, I was just wondering how you've been doing."
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"Haven't seen much of you lately."
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"Well, I, you know-- I've been here. When I'm here, you're not."
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"Or if you are here, you're behind closed doors."
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"All of which have doorknobs."
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"I'm still, you know, running around trying to track down this Anselmo guy."
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"-Man must be very elusive. -Yeah, he's hard to find too."
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"Oh, it doesn't matter, take your time."
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"I've got things handled around here."
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"-Yeah, it looks that way. -Just trying to run a business."
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"I just wish you would take these cases for normal reasons."
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"Are you saying I'm not normal? David..."
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"...it's not normal to expect a paycheque when you've been bagging z's."
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"Right."
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"There's a woman here to see you."
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"A client. She doesn't have an appointment."
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"Oh, she doesn't need an appointment."
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"For that matter, she doesn't even need a case."
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"Old Sherlock Hayes here will invent one for here."
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"Excuse me."
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"You have no right to criticise which clients--"
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"-You take all clients. -Until you show up..."
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"...on a semi-regular basis."
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"Well, I'm here now."
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"And a client's about to walk through that door..."
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"...and you're about to take that case for no reason."
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"Here we are."
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"Hello, I'm Madelyn Hayes and this is my--"
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"-This is David Addison. -Hi."
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"-I'm Mrs. Dennis Spring, Joan. -Won't you sit down?"
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"-Yeah. -Have a seat."
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"How may we help you?"
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"Six months ago, I met Dennis in Key West."
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"He was doing research."
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"He's a writer and I was working as a companion to an elderly woman."
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"Anyway, we met..."
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"...and it was instant chemistry. We did everything together."
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"We went to the beach, the Laundromat, sunsets."
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"The night before I was supposed to leave..."
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"...and Dennis and I were walking down Duval Street..."
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"...and he proposed."
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"I can't tell you how happy I was."
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"Finally a guy worth saying yes to."
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"Well, we stayed on for another 10 days, kind of a honeymoon..."
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"...and then we flew home, his home."
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"I wasn't looking through his stuff or anything like that..."
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"And in it was a lock of hair folded inside a piece of stationery..."
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"...along with a wedding ring."
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"Engraved inside, it said:"
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""To Christina..."
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"...forever..."
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"...Dennis.""
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"Well, he'd never said anything about being married before."
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"And I couldn't understand why he'd want to keep that from me."
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"So I asked one night, kind of casually..."
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"...if there'd ever been another woman he'd thought about marrying."
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"He said, no."
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"The next day, the little leather box was gone."
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"I'm afraid that my husband might still be in love with this Christina..."
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"...and that he's married me on the rebound."
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"I know it sounds like I'm driving myself crazy..."
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"...but I need to know."
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"It's no good trying to forget about her. I can't."
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"I need to know where I stand."
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"There was a name and an address printed on the stationery."
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"Indio, it's somewhere near Palm Springs."
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"I wrote it down. Maybe you can trace her through it."
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"I'd rather live alone..."
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"...than live a lie."
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"Okay, Mrs. Spring. I'll take the case."
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"Six billion and one."
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"There's that tumbleweed again."
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"I hope we're not driving around in circles."
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"-All tumbleweeds look the same. -Yeah."
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"That's what they say about blue-eyed blonds."
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"-Is something bothering you? -No, is something bothering you?"
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"No."
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"-You seem quiet. -So do you."
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"Well..."
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"...maybe I am a little concerned..."
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"...about you."
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"You got this gigantic caseload waiting at the office..."
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"...and we're in the middle of nowhere on a wild-goose case."
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"Out with it."
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"Here? Right now, while I'm driving?"
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"What do you have against this case?"
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"I don't have anything against this case. But this case is not a case."
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"A Lesley Gore song maybe or a Archie comic book..."
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"...but it ain't no case."
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"You don't think Mrs. Spring has the right to know?"
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"Sure. If some nitwit babe wants us..."
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"...to find out if Bobby loves Judy more than her..."
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"...who am I to sneeze at a payday?"
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"You think it's normal that Mr. Spring keeps this from his wife?"
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"It's not a secret, it's the past."
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"His past. And the past is not community property."
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"She has to get past his past. She can't just deny it ever happened."
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"-What's so funny? -She can't just what it ever happened?"
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"Deny it ever happened."
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"What?"
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"It's just that I can't help being struck by a certain irony."
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"-Irony about what? -Denying."
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"-You think I'm denying? -No, it's just a fluke..."
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