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Clips from Moonlighting (1985) - Eek! A Spouse! (S04E04)

"I noticed. They didn't say, but I could hear their pulses quicken."
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"It's a fact of life. You grow up, you get married."
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"Some of my best friends are married. I was married."
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"Everybody ought to take a whack at it."
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"I just read an article about a doughnut tycoon from Arkansas."
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"Got married 27 times. Couldn't stand to be away from holy matrimony."
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"Do you wanna talk about this, David?"
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"I am talking about this. I think we ought to go with lottery tickets."
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"Us, me, my marriage."
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"Well, there really isn't that much more to talk about, is there?"
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"You wouldn't have hauled off and got married if you were having my baby."
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"You're not having my baby, are you?"
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"No, I already told you."
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"Then there's nothing to talk about. I think it's terrific."
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"A little out of left field, but I think it's terrific."
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"Excuse me for interrupting, but there's a woman here to see you."
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"The business of Blue Moon is business. Show her in."
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"Fine. Show her in."
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"Thank you for seeing me without an appointment."
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"My name is Lauren Baxter."
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"Hi, I'm Maddie Hayes. Nice to meet you."
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"Hi, I'm David Addison. Please make yourself comfortable."
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"Mrs. Baxter. I'm still old-fashioned about certain things."
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"I wasn't sure I should come to a detective agency..."
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"...but I didn't know where else to go."
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"I want you to save my marriage."
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"Well, shouldn't you go to someone more qualified for that?"
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"Say, a marriage counsellor?"
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"My husband and I have no trouble communicating."
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"What we have trouble with is keeping our voices down."
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"He can be so damn stupid."
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"We've been married 15 years..."
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"...every one of them's been stormy and tempestuous..."
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"...and I think wonderful."
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"So your arguments are the problem?"
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"His mistress is the problem."
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"I don't know how long it's been going on, but I want it to stop now."
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"Sounds like a reasonable request from a wife."
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"Well, he doesn't listen to reasonable."
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"He doesn't like other people making demands on him..."
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"...especially his wife, but I don't want to lose him."
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"I love him and I know he loves me."
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"Does your husband know you found out?"
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"He knows."
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"She was different than I expected. Cool, detached."
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"Quite the opposite of me."
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"But that's what a man looks for in a mistress."
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"What would you like us to do?"
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"Her name is Bridget Graves."
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"I want you to take her the following offer:"
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"Fifty thousand dollars cash..."
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"...plus relocation expenses anywhere in the world."
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"In exchange, I want her to promise never to see, correspond..."
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"What do you think, Mrs. Bishop?"
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"Could I speak to you outside for a moment, please?"
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"Me?"
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"Be right back."
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"Like déja vu. You, me, arguing whether we should take a case."
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"-What did you call me? -Maddie, short for Madelyn."
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"From the old English, beautiful blond in a slinky nightie."
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"Before, you called me Mrs. Bishop."
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"Got a nice ring, doesn't it? Kind of ecclesiastical."
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"I'm not, I'm Maddie Hayes."
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"-Yeah, but you're married. -S0?"
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"Woman gets married, she takes the name of her husband."
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"-Mamie Eisenhower, Mrs. T. -Why are you doing this?"
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"-What? What, Mrs. Bishop? -Acting this way."
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"I'm not Mrs. Bishop."
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"I'm not going by Mrs. Bishop. I'm going by Maddie Hayes."
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"Do I detect a slight tinge of defensiveness on the subject?"
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"-I am not defensive, I am not tinged. -What did you drag me here to argue?"
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"I didn't drag you, I asked you here to correct you."
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"I stand corrected."
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"-You don't stand bad. -Let's go back."
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"What does your husband think, you turning your nose at his name?"
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"I am not gonna stand here, let you browbeat me because I got married."
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"-If you're trying to get even-- -I'm not trying to get even."
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"We're just having fun, trading barbs, quips, jibes, a little friendly banter,"
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"It's what we do. As far as your marriage goes, I think it's terrific."
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"-Terrific? -Terrific."
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"Excuse me for interrupting, but were you two gonna take this case?"
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"-We'd be delighted. Delighted."
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"-This is strange. -Yeah."
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"Two people driving in a car. Highly unusual."
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"No, I mean all the silence."
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"Me with you in a car. I'm just not use to all this silence."
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"Are you upset? I mean, it's okay if you are."
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"You have a right to be. I just wish you'd tell me."
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"-I'm not upset. -No, I mean, it's okay. I understand."
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"-I'm not upset. -I would be upset."
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"Upset."
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"-May I ask why? -Why what?"
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"-Why you're not upset. -Not upset about what?"
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"Me, married."
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"Why am I not upset?"
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"-l don't know. -You don't know?"
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"I don't know. I really don't."
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"Really? I bet."
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"I guess I don't believe you're married."
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"-You don't? Really? -No, I don't. Really."
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"-Well, believe it. I say so. -If you say so. You're married."
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"-I'm married. I really did it. -You really did it. I believe."
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"-You'd better. Okay. -Okay."
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"You still don't seem upset."
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"-I'm not. -May I ask why?"
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"I don't know, because you still don't seem married yet."
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"-l am. -Well, you don't seem very happy."
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"-Well, you don't seem very unhappy. -Then we're even."
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"-You're upset. You're upset. -I'm not. I'm not."
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"-You are upset. -Am not, am not, am not."
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"Why would I be upset? What is there to be upset about?"
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"When you told me, I was a little upset, but then when I started thinking..."
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"-...I said, wait. -You know what--?"
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"-She's not really married. -l am."
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"What kind of person meets a person on Friday..."
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"...marries that person on Sunday..."
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"...and then shows up to work on Monday?"
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"-This kind. -A kind that's not married."
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"But wants another person to think that she's married."
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"-You're wrong. Wrong -If I'm wrong..."
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