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

"...80 why not be honest with each other."
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"So we were. I told him everything."
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"He listened and he cared."
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"I was a blithering idiot."
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"It was like I was rushing back to school..."
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"...to take an exam I hadn't studied for."
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"Me and David...."
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"The baby being Sam's and not David's."
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"But you know what else?"
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"I couldn't marry David Addison, and it's not what you think."
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"I know he would try to reinvent himself..."
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"But he'd be miserable, and so would I."
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"Anyway, Walter, the man on the train, and I were sitting in this restaurant..."
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"...in Las Vegas in one of those god-awful casinos..."
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"...laughing and talking."
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"And all of a sudden he said to me:"
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""Hey, you know, I have a crazy idea. Why don't we get married?""
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"And I thought, at first, he was joking and I laughed."
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"And then it all fell into place."
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"We'd get married."
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"Not that I needed to, not that I had to."
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"It wasn't that I was husband-hunting or anything."
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"And I was absolutely prepared to do that."
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"But here was this nice man, and it all seemed to make sense."
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"I knew David would be hurt."
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"I knew he'd probably leave and that would hurt me too."
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"But at least he'd still be David."
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"Being David is a wonderful thing."
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"Being David is like, I don't know, a first kiss all the time."
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"You know what I mean?"
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"That's a wonderful thing, but it's also scary."
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"Always being nervous, always being unsure."
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"And Walter?"
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"Walter's..."
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"He understands me, he cares."
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"No, no, he's not like..."
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"He's more like that white stuff you put in the coffee."
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"But you know what? I like that stuff."
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"You can depend on it, hot or cold."
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"But that doesn't mean you ever stop loving real milk either."
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"Oh, Ms. Hayes, that's the most beautiful thing..."
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"...I ever heard."
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"-Agnes. -Oh, Ms. Hayes."
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"And you won't say anything?"
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"What makes you think I don't wanna listen to chamber music?"
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"Scarlatti? Yeah, I heard of him."
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"No."
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"It's almost showtime, kiddo."
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"Terry, you got to stop being so nervous about this."
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"Yes, it's working."
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"Yeah, it's right in my pocket."
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"Just relax, listen--"
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"Stop. Will you stop?"
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"Just do what they told you to do in Lamaze class."
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"Put on some more chamber music."
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"Okay."
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"All right, good, I'll call you later."
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"Okay, get some sleep."
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"Bye-bye."
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"Blue Moon. David Addison speaking."
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"Yo, blondie, up and at them."
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"Bridget went for the gold."
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"She's flying the love nest, and we gotta go see her."
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"I guess hubby likes his dinner on the table."
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"How are you feeling, sir?"
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"Not a minute older than the last time you asked me, Bert."
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"A cup of coffee, an egg salad sandwich..."
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"...some antidepressants of any kind?"
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"No, thanks."
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"-Not that I was implying-- -No implication taken, Bert."
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"And thank you for seeking my assistance on this case."
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"I just want you to know that day or night..."
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"...rain or shine, come hell or high water, I will always be there--"
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"Bert, Bert."
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"If this is about Ms. Hayes getting married, you can just cool your jets."
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"-l can, sir? -Yeah, man, I'm fine."
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"-You're fine? -I'm fine, I'm real fine, so fine."
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"So just relax, all right?"
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"Oh, okay."
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"You don't have to be brave with me, Mr. Addison."
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"I know what you're feeling."
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"The emptiness, the desperation, the pain."
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"The gnarled fingers of betrayal reaching down your throat..."
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"...and crushing your heart within you like an overripe pomegranate."
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"Come on, sir, say it with me."
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"They are not long, These days of wine and roses--"
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"Bert, Bert, take three deep breaths right now."
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"Thank you, sir."
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"Listen, I've got a proposal."
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"But now is the prime opportunity for you to take advantage..."
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"...of the many skills you've inculcated in me..."
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"...and dig into the hopefully-chequered past..."
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"...0f this mystery man, this Mr. Walter Bishop."
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"I appreciate the offer, but I don't think--"
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"Mr. Addison, don't you wanna expose this Casanova..."
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"...this seducer, this premise-wrecker?"
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"Okay, I'm sure Walter Bishop is a square guy..."
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"...otherwise, Maddie wouldn't have married him."
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"Well, that is very generous of you, sir."
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"But something tells me that this square guy..."
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"...i1s giving Ms. Hayes a raw deal."
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"Maybe he's some kind of a philanderer..."
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"...looking for a soft job as a househusband."
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"Oh, I don't know, the whole thing is criminal."
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"He married her, he didn't tie her to a log in a sawmill."
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"Exactly, he married her."
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"Why did she marry him?"
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"Why would she marry him? He's not you."
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"Make it crowded in the bathroom in the morning."
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"I don't know, it's just--"
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"There's no explanation, there's no reason."
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"It's like saying two and two equals five..."
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"...or day is night, or we don't really exist."
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"Do we really exist, sir?"
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"-Can you really prove that we act--? -Bert."
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"-Can you feel your underwear? -Yes."
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"Then you really exist."
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"...feels his underwear, and he really exists too."
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"Let's attend to the mistress at hand, shall we?"
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"Okay..."
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