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Clips from Moonlighting (1985) - Portrait of Maddie (S02E02)

"Bullet through the heart."
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"It appears to be self-inflicted."
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"We were hoping you could shed some light on that."
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"Ever seen it before?"
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"How would I have seen it?"
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"You never sat here?"
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"I've never been here."
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"-You know Charles? -Charles who?"
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"The title of the painting is Charles' Treasure."
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"I'm assuming you're the treasure."
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"Look, lieutenant, I'm sorry, but I've never heard of Phillip Wright."
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"I've never seen this painting before."
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"I've never been in this place before."
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"Don't be sorry."
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"I'm trying to figure out why an artist who struggled so hard for so long..."
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"...checks out just when things are starting to go his way."
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"I know that lieutenant, but people get depressed for a lot of reasons."
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"No argument."
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"It's just, when he died, he was painting your portrait."
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"There he was, pistol in one hand, paintbrush in the other."
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"He just finished. The paint was still wet."
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"He called the gallery to tell them it was complete."
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"What are you saying?"
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"I guess I'm saying I wanted to hear that you two knew each other."
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"That he contacted you, or tried to."
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"He wrote. He called."
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"And even though he was an artist of some repute, you said no."
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"So he did what he could to impress you."
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"He painted your portrait."
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"And when you remained unimpressed..."
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"...he killed himself."
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"I was a creative writing major in college."
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"I admit it, I have an overactive imagination."
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"-You sure you never heard of him? -I never heard of him."
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"Another great theory bites the dust."
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"still..."
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"-...it must feel nice. -What?"
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"Well, he clearly adored you."
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"-There goes that imagination again. -Oh, come on, Miss Hayes."
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"You don't paint like that unless you adore someone."
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"It must feel odd."
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"Finding out that someone you didn't even know..."
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"...was staring at your pictures for days..."
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"...weeks, even months."
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"He painted your portrait."
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"The last portrait he would ever paint."
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"And that by tomorrow morning, it'll be for sale in a gallery..."
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"...probably end up hanging over somebody's bar..."
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"...0r in someone's den."
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"Now, Miss Hayes..."
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"...good night."
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"-It's her! -Where have you been, young lady?"
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"It's all right, she just came in. I've called every state prison."
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"-Sorry I'm late. -You realize how worried we've been?"
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"-She's answering the phone in prose. -Excuse me."
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"You wanna talk about it?"
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"It's okay, I'll talk about it."
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"For what it's worth, you don't look any worse for wear."
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"Hair is combed, makeup's in place...."
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"No visible scars or contusions."
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"Of course, they really only mark the hard-to-see places."
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"You need anybody to check those hard-to-see places?"
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"A man I never met killed himself last night."
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"I know how you feel."
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"A woman I never met had sex with a basketball team last night."
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"You're right. It's not the same thing."
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"The police took me to his loft downtown."
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"There were pictures of me everywhere."
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"Hundreds of them."
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"Pictures of me modelling. Pictures of me from the society pages."
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"Pictures I don't even remember being taken."
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"My whole career and my whole life was on that man's walls."
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"It was so odd."
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"-No wonder he killed himself. -He was an artist, David."
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"And not a starving one either."
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"They showed me this portrait he was painting when he died."
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"It was a portrait of me."
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"A portrait of me."
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"They said he finished the portrait..."
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"...then he shot himself."
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"Talk about temperamental artist."
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"You're really upset about this, aren't you?"
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"Maddie, you didn't even know the man."
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"What if he cared for me? What if he loved me?"
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"That has nothing to do with you. That is not your responsibility."
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"-Did he try and contact you? -No."
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"Did you reject him in any way?"
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"How could I reject him? He didn't contact me."
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"Did you laugh when he got naked in front of you?"
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"-Why do I bother? -Clean as a whistle."
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"-You're guilt-free. -I'm talking about romance..."
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"...with a man who thinks love..."
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"...1s what you pay to see in a private booth."
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"Private booth? This is the age of video."
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"I can think of more romantic gestures than blowing your brains out."
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"I'm talking about something ethereal. A love that's unrequited."
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"I don't care what you call it."
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"Killing yourself over the homecoming queen is not the act of a sane person."
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"-Is that so? -Yes, that's so."
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"Otherwise, every kid would be dead before graduating high school."
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"Except the one with the best car."
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"I'm gonna take a walk. I'm gonna take a drive."
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"I don't know what I'm gonna do."
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"-Did I say something wrong? -Ever say anything right?"
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"One little suicide and there's no talking to you."
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"My goodness."
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"Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, dogs and cats..."
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"...a boss lady who can balance my budget anytime..."
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"...a woman who proves blonds do have more fun..."
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"...a lady whose bottom line never sags..."
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"...Miss Madeline I-Can-Make-a-Profit-Anywhere Hayes."
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"Let me have one!"
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"-What is going on? -A meeting."
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"-A meeting? -Yeah, a meeting. You know."
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"Wall Street holds them. Hollywood takes them."
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"Secretaries make them. Bosses cancel them."
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"Like talking to yourself with a gang."
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"We got an agenda. We got minutes. We got coffee. We got Danish."
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"-What's this all about? -Glad you asked me that. Randy?"
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"The purpose of this session--"
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