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Clips from Moonlighting (1985) - The Bride of Tupperman (S02E02)

"Poor Molly. Rich Maddie. Rich David. I'm sorry."
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"All you can think about's the money?"
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"May I take a second to remind you our client was Mr. Tupperman, not Molly."
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"Mr. Tupperman looked pretty happy now..."
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"...when he handed us this check for $25,000. Happy and spent."
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"-You're not concerned about Molly? -Nope."
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"About what she's going through and feels?"
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"-No, no, no, no. -Well, I am."
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"-Good. And? -And..."
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"...if we can find a Stevie for Mr. Tupperman..."
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"...we can find a Mr. Tupperman for Molly."
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"Wait, wait. Wait a second. Slow down. The plot's twisting."
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"We owe her this. We're responsible. We got her hopes up."
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"What you mean, "we," paleface?"
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"-Okay, me. I did it. I owe this to her. -Owe what to her?"
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"-I'm going to find her a man. -A man?"
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"-A man. -Wait. Two minutes ago..."
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"...you said men are uncaring and selfish."
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"True! But they beat sleeping alone."
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"Let me get this straight. We're going in here..."
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"...tell Molly Lewis how sorry we are Tupperman picked Stevie..."
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"-That's right. -...then find someone else for her..."
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"-...for free? -For free."
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"Maddie, let me make a last pitch for the American way..."
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"...where people get what they pay for and vice versa."
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"See, we're locked in a vicious cycle here."
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"Find two for Tupperman, leaving Molly."
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"Find two men for her, leaving some other clown. Find two babes for him."
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"Get out of the car, David."
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"This isn't the way lacocca would handle it."
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"Molly?"
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"Molly."
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"David, come look in here."
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"Molly."
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"Molly, it's David and Maddie."
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"Molly?"
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"Must be in her minimalist period."
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"I'm sorry, the house isn't ready to be shown."
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"-The house? -Yes. Now, I'm not even putting up..."
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"...to put another coat of paint on the place."
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"There's been a misunderstanding. We're looking for a Molly Lewis."
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"-You friends of hers? -Not friends. Not really."
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"She doesn't live here anymore. She cleared all her stuff out this morning."
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"Said she was getting married."
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"-Married? -Married?"
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"She lived here eight years, and she didn't even give me one day's notice."
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"I mean, "Keep the security deposit," she said--"
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"-Sorry to bother you. -As if that makes up..."
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"...for losing somebody you lived next door to--"
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"-We'll let ourselves out. -And took you to church on Sunday."
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"-I don't believe it. -You don't want to."
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"We just talked to him. You heard what he said."
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"He changed his mind. A man does have that prerogative."
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"I don't get it. Good-looking guy..."
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"...no damage on any of the major senses."
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"No way he takes Ms. Prissy over Ms. March."
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"Admit it, David. I won. Molly won."
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"Tupperman won. But best of all, romance won."
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"Mind if I puke in your purse?"
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"I'm not admitting a thing. Not till I have proof."
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"What kind of proof?"
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"You know what? You seem naked."
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"-Naked? -Naked."
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"-Don't stare. It's not polite. -No, I'm talking about your strut."
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"-My strut? -Your strut."
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"This morning when Molly called, I could have sworn I saw a strut."
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"A stride."
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"I was feeling happy, proud. Full of good feelings over what we'd accomplished."
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"Full of yourself for what you'd accomplished. Or thought you had."
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"No answer. It could be the happy couple doesn't wanna be interrupted."
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"Or maybe he checked out."
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"Isn't that like young lovers, not to waste any time?"
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"You dirty...."
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"Hi. Any way I can leave a message for Alan Tupperman?"
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"I don't believe so. I believe Mr. Tupperman..."
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"-Kind of short? -No."
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"This woman was a tall redhead, very attractive, never uses ashtrays."
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"You don't say."
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"...Mr. and Mrs. Tupperman."
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"See? I heard them say that they were..."
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"...on their way home to Connecticut this morning."
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"Thank you very much."
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"-"Yoo-hoo" who? -You. We have a problem."
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"-We? Me or thee? -Definitely we."
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"-Tupperman's already got a wife. -A what?"
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"A wife. He checked in under the name of Mr. and Mrs."
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"He came to us for a wife. That's bigamy."
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"-Wait. The bigamy gets bigger. -Bigger?"
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"When he left, it wasn't with wife one or Molly."
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"-It was with Stevie. -Stevie?"
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"Do you think he's planning on marrying both?"
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"It'd make him the biggest bigamist in bigamy history. Try saying that fast."
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"How you doing?"
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"I guess we got our Friday night date after all, huh?"
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"Some big spender."
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"The redeye flight to Connecticut."
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"Don't pretend you're not impressed. We're sleeping together."
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"Maybe we're too late. Maybe they're all already married."
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"If we're too late, we're too late. It's not the end of the world."
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"-The marriage isn't legal, that's all. -That's all?"
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"That's all. They got it done. They can get it undone."
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"You have got to be the single most unromantic human being..."
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"...on the face of the planet."
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"Yeah, well, it's something I work at."
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"Marriage isn't just a ceremony. It isn't just a piece of paper."
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"A woman gets married for the first time only once in her life. Once."
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"-You've given this a lot of thought. -Wake me when we get to Connecticut."
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"Sleep tight."
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"Don't let the bed bugs bite."
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"There's a scene. "Arrest this man. We set him up for a date..."
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"...and he didn't need one.""
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"The guy must be very stupid or very rich."
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"-What makes you say that? -Nothing but bills."
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"Mostly for the missus. I'm surprised he can afford to remarry."
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"And re-remarry."
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"-Hasn't the guy ever heard of cheating? -No one's home. What do we do?"
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"-Give me your shoe. -What are you gonna do with it?"
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"-Really. -This I've gotta see."
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"-Simple. -I can't believe you did that!"
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"Did what? How else were we gonna get in?"
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