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Clips from Moonlighting (1985) - Take a Left at the Altar (S04E04)

"Featuring a sleek, sturdy design and digital readout."
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"But if I were you, I wouldn't want to overlook the C-2000."
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"With a separate tone for emergency calls..."
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"...and an optional extended-service policy."
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"Sold."
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"-But-- -Put a bow on it, wrap it up."
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"Excellent choice, sir."
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"Now, if you don't mind, Mr. Viola..."
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"...my beeper and I would like a few moments alone. Together."
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"Yes, sir."
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"By all means."
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"-Mr. Addison, there's one more thing. -Make it a fast thing, Bert."
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"I realise you're probably feeling a little overwhelmed right now..."
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"...with Miss Hayes being gone, from a business point of view."
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"What are you talking about?"
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"Secretary's skirts are shorter, liquor cabinet's full of booze."
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"She flew the coop, things have never run smoother."
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"Yes, sir."
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"Sir, when a leg is amputated..."
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"...the patient often believes he can still feel sensation in the missing limb."
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"Sometimes he'll even try to take a walk..."
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"...because he's forgotten that he only has one leg."
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"Odd socks in the dryer ought to jar his memory."
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"Now, unless this patient is extremely careful..."
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"...he's headed for a nasty tumble down the stairs."
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"What I'm trying to say to you, sir..."
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"...is if you need to lean on me, I'm here."
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"I'll call you at the first sign of gangrene."
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"Well, I'm only worried about your personal life."
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"It's no secret to anybody that you and Miss Hayes share feelings--"
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"The reason they call it a personal life..."
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"...1s because it is personal."
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"Your own. Private. It's none of your business."
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"I just wanna do everything I can to make this time easier."
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"Good. Here's how you can start:"
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"Take these beepers, get in your car, head east..."
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"See how far we can go before you're out of range."
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"-That would be at least 150 miles. -You're gonna need money for gas."
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"-Mr. Addison-- -I'll pay myself back out of petty cash."
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"Get on the road and wait for me to beep."
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"Oh, Mr. Addison, there's someone here to see you. Should I send him in?"
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"Oh, what the hell."
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"She said he wanted to see me."
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"You got money for gas and your choice of freeways."
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"-I don't think I should leave. -Don't have much choice."
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"-But, Mr. Addison-- -Amscray."
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"Just hear me out."
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"Now, suppose you take this case."
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"And suppose that beeper starts beeping."
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"And just suppose it's Miss Hayes."
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"She's come back to her senses."
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"She wants nothing more from life..."
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"...than to feel your heart pounding against hers."
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"Quite a picture, Bert."
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"She wants you to drop everything and come to Chicago."
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"But you can't. You're up to your eyeballs..."
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"...in the case that's about to walk through that door."
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"You need somebody to backstop you, sir."
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"Excuse me, am I interrupting?"
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"No, not at all. Come on in."
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"-I'm David Addison. -Bryant Wilbourne."
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"How do you do, Mr. Wilbourne?"
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"A pleasure, a real pleasure."
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"-Have a seat, Mr. Wilbourne. -Thank you."
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"What can we do for you?"
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"I'm visiting from New York. I saw your ad in the Yellow Pages."
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"Do you handle missing persons?"
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"Oh, absolutely."
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"We need a recent photograph, the person's name..."
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"...and any aliases under which he or she has been operating..."
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"...last known wherea--"
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"-Who is this person that's missing? -I'm afraid it's a bit complicated."
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"It's a family matter, actually."
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"Our parents were killed in an automobile accident over 20 years ago."
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"She was still a young child at the time and I raised her..."
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"...which, believe me, has been no small task."
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"Jackie has never been a very happy person."
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"It's like she was born in a funk and she never got out of it."
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"My parents' death only made that worse."
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"Don't misunderstand me."
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"I love my sister very much or I wouldn't be here."
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"-And you want us to find her? -No, no, not Jackie."
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"My sister is an extremely fragile person."
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"A few years ago..."
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"...she had a breakdown."
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"After she got out of the hospital, she moved out here."
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"Thought the change of scenery would be healthy."
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"Anyway, I paid her rent and she took art classes..."
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"...and wrote me letters that sounded, well, like Jackie."
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"And then a few months ago, the letters changed."
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"She started writing about the beautiful weather..."
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"...and the neighbours that she'd met, and the garden she was planting..."
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"After a while, the letters started to speak less of the garden..."
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"...and neighbours and a lot more of the man."
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"I flew into town for their wedding..."
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"...which was supposed to have been yesterday..."
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"...only the groom never showed up."
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"He's a pilot, so I clung to the hope that he'd been delayed."
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"Finally, I drove out to his house and there was nothing."
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"No furniture, no clothes."
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"He disappeared."
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"His name is Craig Mullens."
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"Needless to say, my sister is a wreck."
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"Needless to say, it's worth a great deal to me to find this man."
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"Well, I can certainly understand your position."
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"I don't feel good about finding a man s0 you can mop up the floor with him."
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"No, it's not like that at all."
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"I think I could make it worth his while to reconsider."
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"I'd like you to find him and tell him about the dowry I'm willing to propose."
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"Mr. Addison, may I speak with you in private for a moment?"
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"Will you excuse me for a minute?"
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"-What is it, Bert? -I've solved it."
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"-What? -I've solved it."
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"I have cracked this case so wide open..."
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"...you could stampede heifers through the opening."
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"I can smell the manure from here."
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"I'm staring to get a whiff of something myself."
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"It's abundantly clear. There's no sister, there never was."
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"The way I figure it, this guy, Mr. Wilbourne--"
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"If that's his real name. --wants us to believe--"
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