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Clips from Moonlighting (1985) - Money Talks... Maddie Walks (S02E02)

"...lots of times, when people are born, the mother is there."
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"Although, I don't suppose they have to be."
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"Things were great before what's-her-name showed up."
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"-Ms. Hayes? -I mean, was this a great job or what?"
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"-It was. -Good people. Good times. A great gig."
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"No deadlines. No arguments. No pressure."
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"No cases. But it was great."
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"Yeah, it was."
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"She didn't even ask me to go with her."
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"What's-her-name?"
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"-I'm sorry. -What? I don't care."
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"What time is it?"
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"7:31. -Yeah. Well..."
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"...I got a lot of work to do."
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"Figuring out what magazines to put in the lobby."
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"What do you think?"
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"You think Guns & Ammo is a little too rough and tumble."
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"We'll make it a "maybe.""
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"...I miss her too."
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"Didn't know I had this much money."
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"Hello."
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"May I be of some assistance?"
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"Yes, I'm looking for Mr. Sawyer. Mr. Ronald Sawyer."
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"I'm Madelyn Hayes."
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"I think he'll see me."
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"-And your name again? -Madelyn Hayes."
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"You shaved your moustache."
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"I wanted to get an even tan."
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"You're a long way from home, Maddie."
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"Yes. I think you and I have something to discuss."
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"Do we? I can't think of a nicer way to pass the time."
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"Tell them to keep playing without me. I'll get there later."
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"These crazy games go on for days."
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"-Can I offer you a drink? -No, thanks."
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"Do you mind if I smoke?"
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"-Won't you have a seat? -No, I won't have a seat..."
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"...and no, I don't want a drink."
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"I didn't fly 7000 miles to sit and drink..."
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"...with a man who robbed me of everything I own."
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"Then why did you come, Maddie. Wait. Don't answer."
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"You happened, through some twist of fate, to discover where I was."
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"Full of rage and a passion for justice, you grabbed the first flight down."
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"Sure that the mere power of your presence..."
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"...would be too much for me."
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"That I would fall to my knees, beg your forgiveness..."
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"...and return to you all the money that's rightfully yours."
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"Won't you please have a seat now?"
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"-Scotch okay? -Fine."
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"I'm never sure."
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"Women in Paris do."
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"Well..."
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"...Madelyn Hayes, what would you like to say to me..."
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"I hate you."
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"You stole everything I own."
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"Come on, Madelyn, not quite everything."
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"You still have the beautiful mansion, an expensive car..."
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"...and I even read you made a go of that bogus detective agency."
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"I do keep up on these things. I would never let you starve."
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"Why are you talking like this? Like we're friends."
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"You're a thief. You robbed me."
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"Semantics."
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"I see it as a business move. Smartest move I ever made."
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"I spent 14 years as an honest accountant."
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"I made a lot of money for a lot of people."
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"And one day I realized, by taking figures out of one column..."
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"...and putting them in another column, they all of a sudden became real."
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"They became things, stuff, freedom."
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"My things, my stuff, my freedom."
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"What do you expect me to do? I am not going to give it back."
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"You know, you always were my favourite client."
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"I always looked forward to seeing you."
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"Maybe because you're so damn beautiful."
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"I can't tell you how little that means to me."
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"That's going to make this negotiation very difficult."
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"Garcia, Lorca!"
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"Show Ms. Hayes downstairs..."
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"...and offer her the hospitality of the casino."
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"Chips to gamble with, champagne and a suite of rooms, if she wishes."
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"It was a pleasure seeing you again, Madelyn."
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"The pleasure was all yours, Ron."
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"This really isn't necessary, honest."
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"Tell Mr. Sawyer I'm having a delightful time, really."
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"This is better than braces."
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"Dinner. I'm going to have dinner, all right, okay?"
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"Do you realize, if we tore you two guys down..."
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"...we could put up a school or hospital where you're standing?"
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"-Sefiorita, you have a reservation? -Guest of Mr. Sawyer's."
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"Good evening, madam. Right this way, please."
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"That won't be necessary."
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"Just bring the most expensive thing on the menu. Two of them."
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"Would you like some wine, perhaps?"
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"We have a lovely Marseille '41."
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"No, I think I'll have champagne. Dom Pérignon '76, if you have it."
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"A magnum will do."
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"Is the lady expecting a guest?"
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"No, the lady is expecting to christen a battleship."
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"Very well, madam."
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"Things are tough all over, kid."
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"Here we are, madam."
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"This one's really in there."
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"Hell of an entrance, huh?"
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"-Where did you come from? -What's the matter?"
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"You never had a Barbie and Ken doll?"
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"You see, there was this bird and this bee."
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"-I'm in the union. -I can't believe you're here."
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"Touch me."
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"You're right. If it's love, it's worth waiting for."
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"Too much blood in your alcohol system?"
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"-Why are you here? -Why am I here?"
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"-...the topless beaches. -That's Brazil."
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"Well, you've seen one pair of killer bees, you've seen them all."
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"-He laughed at you, didn't he? -No, he didn't."
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"Actually, it went quite well."
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"You're gonna get your money back?"
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"It's a difficult process. I'll probably have my lawyer take over."
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"Right."
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"Right. So how are things at the agency?"
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"Terrific. Couldn't be terrificker."
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"-Right. -Right."
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"I feel like such a fool. You were right, you were right all along."
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