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Clips from Benson (1979) - War Stories (S01E01)

"You're married, Eddie?"
Benson (1979)
"Hard to believe, right?"
Benson (1979)
"Still not used to the idea myself."
Benson (1979)
"I noticed."
Benson (1979)
"Look, I was gonna tell you, Benson,"
Benson (1979)
"but before I got the chance"
Benson (1979)
"I met Marcy and I liked what I saw."
Benson (1979)
"The more I saw of her, the tougher it got to tell her."
Benson (1979)
"What kind of excuse is that?"
Benson (1979)
"Ah, come on, give me a break, huh?"
Benson (1979)
"I'm gonna, starting with your neck."
Benson (1979)
"Hey, look, I feel bad. What do you want me to do, jump out the window?"
Benson (1979)
"Let me give you a hand."
Benson (1979)
"It's a long way down, 43 floors."
Benson (1979)
"Forty-four, if you count the mezzanine."
Benson (1979)
"You think I did this on purpose."
Benson (1979)
"The last thing in the world I'd want to do is hurt Marcy."
Benson (1979)
"Or your wife. Right."
Benson (1979)
"Or me. Yeah."
Benson (1979)
"Look, I can understand how these things happen sometimes,"
Benson (1979)
"but what I don't understand is how you could throw away"
Benson (1979)
"20 some years of our friendship in the process."
Benson (1979)
"Marcy's a friend of mine. How could you do this?"
Benson (1979)
"It wasn't my idea we fall in love."
Benson (1979)
"Unfortunately, it was mine."
Benson (1979)
"Hey, come on, don't leave. Now we gotta talk this out."
Benson (1979)
"Damn it, Benson, you're important to me."
Benson (1979)
"You've gotta forgive me."
Benson (1979)
"It's not up to me to forgive you. It's up to Marcy."
Benson (1979)
"When are you gonna tell her?"
Benson (1979)
"I thought it might be easier for her if it came from you."
Benson (1979)
"Uh-huh, no way."
Benson (1979)
"You gotta tell her. And the sooner, the better."
Benson (1979)
"You gonna see her before you leave?"
Benson (1979)
"Tonight."
Benson (1979)
"That's as good a time as any."
Benson (1979)
"Benson, haven't you ever made a mistake?"
Benson (1979)
"Yeah, just now, at the window."
Benson (1979)
"(BIRDS CHIRPING)"
Benson (1979)
"(DOG BARKING)"
Benson (1979)
"Good morning, Benson. Oh, hi, Marcy."
Benson (1979)
"I'm late."
Benson (1979)
"Oh? I hadn't noticed."
Benson (1979)
"Just five minutes. Fifteen."
Benson (1979)
"Want to talk about it?"
Benson (1979)
"Okay."
Benson (1979)
"I had two cups of coffee this morning instead of one."
Benson (1979)
"Right. You seem to be handling it well."
Benson (1979)
"With Eddie?"
Benson (1979)
"He told you, huh?"
Benson (1979)
"Yeah. It's a problem."
Benson (1979)
"I can imagine."
Benson (1979)
"But I'm sure we can work it out. I'm a liberated woman."
Benson (1979)
"I'll make some kind of arrangement."
Benson (1979)
"Isn't that going to be difficult?"
Benson (1979)
"Well, it's going to take a little understanding."
Benson (1979)
"What, with the demands on his time."
Benson (1979)
"Yeah, that sort of thing can be demanding."
Benson (1979)
"But I don't want him to feel guilty when he can't see me."
Benson (1979)
"Well, he'll be a little too busy to feel guilty."
Benson (1979)
"I'll tell you, though,"
Benson (1979)
"I was a wreck all through dinner."
Benson (1979)
"I knew there was something."
Benson (1979)
"I just kept waiting for the bomb to drop"
Benson (1979)
"and then he hit me with it."
Benson (1979)
"He told me he wasn't going to"
Benson (1979)
"apply for the job at the home office"
Benson (1979)
"'cause he didn't want to give up the road."
Benson (1979)
"So he thought it was best to break off our relationship"
Benson (1979)
"'cause he didn't think I could handle it."
Benson (1979)
"When I said it didn't matter,"
Benson (1979)
"well, things picked up a little bit."
Benson (1979)
"A little dancing, a little champagne."
Benson (1979)
"Hey, why are you still worrying?"
Benson (1979)
"I don't know, just a hobby of mine."
Benson (1979)
"You're a good friend."
Benson (1979)
"And you brought me and Eddie together."
Benson (1979)
"I'll never forget that."
Benson (1979)
"Thanks."
Benson (1979)
"We no longer knock?"
Benson (1979)
"Happy now?"
Benson (1979)
"Governor, I hate to bust in this way,"
Benson (1979)
"but we've got to talk."
Benson (1979)
"Well, I know you wouldn't interrupt"
Benson (1979)
"unless it was important. What's it about?"
Benson (1979)
"Would you consider giving Marcy the rest of the day off?"
Benson (1979)
"Why? Is something wrong?"
Benson (1979)
"Not yet, but I don't think"
Benson (1979)
"she's going to be of much help."
Benson (1979)
"Well, she hasn't been all that much help"
Benson (1979)
"ever since she met your friend Eddie."
Benson (1979)
"Isn't it wonderful, Benson? She's in love."
Benson (1979)
"I can tell from her typing."
Benson (1979)
"I was quite impressed with Eddie."
Benson (1979)
"He was very helpful with life insurance, annuities,"
Benson (1979)
"retirement plans, pension funds, all in one package."
Benson (1979)
"You went through the whole kit and caboodle, didn't you?"
Benson (1979)
"I got the special discount for veterans."
Benson (1979)
"Did you get anything from him?"
Benson (1979)
"Just a pen with his name on it."
Benson (1979)
"It'll probably leak in your pocket."
Benson (1979)
"I just found out last night Eddie's married."
Benson (1979)
"Oh, no."
Benson (1979)
"You mean, he lied to Marcy?"
Benson (1979)
"Just a little something he forgot to mention."
Benson (1979)
"Poor Marcy."
Benson (1979)
"I wonder what's in my policy that he forgot to mention."
Benson (1979)
"Marcy doesn't know anything about this?"
Benson (1979)
"Not yet. He left town without telling her."
Benson (1979)
"I'm gonna break it to her now."
Benson (1979)
"You need any help, Benson?"
Benson (1979)
"No, sir, I feel it's my responsibility."
Benson (1979)
"If it hadn't been for me, none of this would have happened."
Benson (1979)
"Well, it isn't gonna be easy, Benson."
Benson (1979)
"I remember when a bosun's mate on my ship"
Benson (1979)
"got a Dear John letter."
Benson (1979)
"Well, actually it was called Dear Horace, because..."
Benson (1979)
"Dear Horace?"
Benson (1979)
"Yeah. His name was Horace."
Benson (1979)
"See, we just call them Dear John letters for convenience."
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