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Clips from Moonlighting (1985) - Maddie Hayes Got Married (S04E04)

"So was Kaiser Wilhelm."
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"He can really spin a yarn."
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"I can see what you saw in him. He's got a lot of sparkle."
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"-This chair is wonderful, Walter. -Good."
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"Well, shall we go to lunch?"
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"Sure."
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"Is there a back door out of this place?"
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"Spit and slide under."
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"-S0? -S0?"
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"-What'd you think? -0f?"
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"-Him. -Of him."
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"He said the same thing about you."
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"Well, there you have it."
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"You know, I do hope that the two of you get along."
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"You'll be seeing each other from time to time."
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"Certain events, office parties, that sort of thing--"
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"Wait a second, wait a second, wait a second."
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"Save the speech."
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"Look, I think I owe you an apology for my behaviour."
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"When you told me you were married, I reacted badly, I admit it."
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"Oh, David, you don't have to apologize."
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"I understand. You were hurt."
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"Oh, yeah."
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"What's so funny?"
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"Nothing's funny, really. Honestly, nothing is funny."
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"It's actually kind of sad. Nice guy like Wally."
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"Walter. What's kind of sad?"
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"Wait, wait. Oh, wait, wait, I'm sorry. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry."
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"I'm sorry, I really shouldn't be laughing, I...."
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"You were in a jam."
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"You did the best you could."
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"You were coming back to L.A., having somebody else's baby."
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"No husband, you were desperate."
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"-I was not desperate. -What, the conductor too old?"
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"I have a husband because I love him. This doesn't happen."
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"-I talk, he listens. -How'd you meet? Next compartment?"
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"A new way of communicating. What if he was in the next compartment?"
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"Look, Maddie, I would have been happy..."
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"But, hey, you have to understand..."
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"...it's hard to find wedded bliss when under a deadline."
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"-I understand that. -Fine, sneer all you want."
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"--1 am passionately in love with this man."
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"Oh, I can tell."
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"Bet your folks are popping their buttons."
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"You did tell Mom and Dad they have a son-in-law."
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"What I tell my parents is none of your business."
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"Maddie, they're your parents. They'll understand."
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"Even if they lie to your face."
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"But there's nothing to be ashamed of, Wally's not that bad."
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"Walter, his name is Walter."
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"And I'm not ashamed of him. I love him with all my heart."
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"Oh, yeah? Is that why I had to invite him here today?"
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"I am not ashamed of him."
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"-Is that why Mom and Pop are left out? -I am not ashamed."
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"Is that why you married in Vegas: you, him, a minister, a receipt book?"
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"-You don't know what you're saying. -I know exactly."
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"When it comes to Maddie Hayes being ashamed..."
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"...or embarrassed, I'm an expert."
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"Because long before there was a Walter Bishop to be ashamed of--"
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"And I'm embarrassed to say this. --there was me."
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"You're wrong. This is nothing like you and I."
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"I'm happier than I've ever been."
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"I just wish I'd had a big, fancy wedding..."
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"...80 everyone I've ever known could see what Walter means to me."
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"-Need a big place. -Sure, Westminster Abbey."
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"Carnations are nice this time of year."
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"I'll wear a dress with a train a mile long."
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"-Bridesmaids? -An army of them."
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"-Wedding bells? -A steeple full."
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"Ringing out the news:"
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"Maddie takes Walter Bishop to be her husband."
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"For better, for worse, for richer, for poorer."
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"-Done. How's about this Saturday? -What are you talking about?"
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"You wanted a big church wedding. You got it."
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"I didn't say I wanted a church wedding."
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"You did. Want the network to roll the tape back?"
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"-David. -Maddie."
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"Hey, everybody circle next Saturday. I'm throwing a wedding for Maddie."
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"-Hey, all right. -A wedding?"
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"You don't gotta thank me now."
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"-I'm telling him. Don't tempt me. -Over my dead body."
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"If anybody is gonna discuss this with Mr. Addison, it's going to be me."
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"Yes."
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"You call that shapeless belch you blew an idea?"
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"I gave it dimensions."
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"I breathed life into it, gave it wings, I--"
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"-Mr. Addison, excuse me. -Excuse me, if I may, could I just--?"
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"I think you know the rules."
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"-Yes, sir. -Well?"
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"-No talking out of turn. -And?"
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"We raise our hands when we want to be called on."
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"Thank you. MacGilicuddy."
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"Sir, we wanna throw a bachelor party for Mr. Bishop."
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"Sir, in so much as you've chosen..."
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"...to display a great largesse towards Miss Hayes' intended..."
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"...this idea of mine seems an entirely appropriate adjunct..."
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"-...to the more formal nuptials. -What he'd say?"
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"How about a naked girl jumping out of the cake?"
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"I like the way you think."
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"We'll need vast quantities of premium alcohol."
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"-And dirty movies. -Games of chance."
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"Stay up all night and get really crazy and puke."
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"And we'll import women of easy virtue for the occasion."
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"...I wouldn't stand in the way of you boys having a good time."
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"At ease, men."
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"-He hated it. -Well, what do you expect?"
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"It was the dumbest idea you've ever had."
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"Do you believe the nerve, trying to throw me a wedding?"
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"-I will admit it's a bit unorthodox. -Unorthodox?"
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"Not to mention spiteful."
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"Do you think you might be reacting a touch strongly?"
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"I can see him now. He's laughing so hard, his ribs are breaking."
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"You sure you're reacting logically to this?"
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"Logically? This man is trying to dismantle our lives."
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"We don't need logic, we need dynamite."
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"You know, the truth is that it'd be hard to find a nicer gesture."
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"This isn't a gesture, this is a dare."
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"A dare that's a prelude to embarrassment and disaster."
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"How can our wedding be an embarrassing disaster?"
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"I thought you hated big church weddings."
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