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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Deadly Lady (S01E01)

"[Shouting, Laughing]"
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"What a night! What a night!"
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"Nathan Hale, we have arrived!"
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"Brian, keep your voice down. They could've heard ya."
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"I hope so. Come on. This a celebration. [Laughing]"
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"Innkeeper, bring out your best champagne!"
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"We just sent the lawyer packing back to New York,"
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"and we are gonna party!"
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"Oh! Well, Mrs. Fletcher, have you come along to join the merriment,"
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"or is this your regular Saturday night hangout? [Maggie] Grace!"
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"Forgive us, Mrs. Fletcher. We've been celebrating my exoneration."
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"Maggie, I'm sorry. You may be needing that lawyer after all."
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"They've arrested Nan. What?"
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"Arrested Nan? What? That's crazy."
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"What are you talking about? Well, the sheriff discovered..."
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"a heel of a shoe wedged into the rocks down by the beach."
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"Nan has already admitted that it was hers, but the shoes are missing."
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"You mean she broke off her heel while she was out on the beach last night?"
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"Very close to the spot where her father was murdered."
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"Wait a minute. You found a heel but no shoes?"
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"That's right. Look, this is very presumptuous, and probably quite insulting,"
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"but I do know how sisters are."
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"I know how they trade off clothes and, well,"
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"is it possible that one of you could have worn those shoes?"
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"Yes, you are right, Mrs. Fletcher. That is very insulting."
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"Is it also possible that she could have made a mistake?"
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"That the heel was not off her shoes?"
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"What are you saying? You wanna search our rooms?"
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"Something like that. Well, you're not gonna search mine, lady."
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"Not without a search warrant and certainly not by you."
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"Come on, Brian. Let's go to bed."
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"Well, unlike my sister, Mrs. Fletcher, I haven't got anything to hide."
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"My room is just outside. Search away."
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"You're welcome to search my room afterwards."
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"But I'm afraid Nan and I wear different sizes, and I don't wear pink."
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"Maggie, I am so tired. I'm gonna sleep late tomorrow."
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"The sheriff will be over first thing. Would you give this to him for me?"
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"Sure. Thanks. Good night."
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"[Stairs Creaking]"
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"That wasn't very thoughtful."
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"Now I'll have to have that glass pane repaired."
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"- You were expecting me, weren't you? - You know I was."
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"I wasn't sure."
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"But after I opened the paper bag and found this,"
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"I knew it was a message."
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"I slipped, didn't I?"
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"Just before we entered Grace's room you said you didn't wear pink."
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"And you never mentioned that the shoes were pink, did you?"
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"No, I didn't."
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"If it makes you feel any better, I knew you were guilty before that."
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"- But how? - Because everything pointed..."
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"to an obvious frame to implicate Nan."
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"Not obvious. She could have done it."
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"She and Terry. No."
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"You see, those shoes also proved that Nan couldn't have killed her father."
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"It's rocky out there, Maggie. No place for bare feet."
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"If Nan had lost her shoes, she would have had to walk..."
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"a couple of hundred yards along a rocky path to leave the beach."
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"Now, back in her room, when I asked Nan..."
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"to try on her shoe, I knew it was hers,"
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"but I wanted to see the bottom of her feet."
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"They were unblemished."
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"Now, once the frame was obvious,"
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"it was also obvious who'd engineered it."
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"The one person who with sisterly affection had told Nan..."
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"to be sure that she had no alibi."
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"Under the guise of Cupid,"
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"you were setting your sister up for a murder charge."
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"You're very clever, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"Merely logical. You're the clever one, Maggie."
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"Taking advantage of your father's plan,"
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"actually confessing to shooting him,"
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"knowing full well that the police investigation would exonerate you."
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"I hated him for what he did to me."
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"My whole life was spent..."
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"catering to that man, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"Keeping the peace,"
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"running his home,"
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"and for what, love?"
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"Appreciation?"
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"The only one..."
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"that got any real love was Nan."
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"And, yes, I hate her too."
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"He should have loved me."
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"I'm the one who gave him everything."
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"[Sobbing]"
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"I'm sorry."
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"I like you."
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"I really do."
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"But I have to protect myself."
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"Oh, my goodness. You're not threatening me, are you?"
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"It will all look very natural."
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"You were home alone."
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"A defenseless widow."
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"A burglar came in."
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"You surprised him."
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"There was a struggle."
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"Maggie, really, for a clever woman,"
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"you've devised a terrible scenario."
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"First of all, we have no burglars in Cabot Cove."
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"Secondly, and I suppose more to the point,"
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"the minute I heard that back window shatter,"
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"I called Sheriff Tupper."
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"He has been listening in to this entire conversation."
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"Sheriff, you better get over here."
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"I have a young woman here who wants to surrender herself into your custody."
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"I know how my sisters felt,"
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"but my father really was a decent man, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"Oh, yes. But don't forget, I knew him, only briefly."
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"But I think if you give love, that's what you get back."
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"Not always."
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"I feel so stupid."
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"Dad was right about Terry, and I should have realized it."
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"Why? I mean, Terry is a very clever young man."
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"Just pity the next one who gets him."
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"Thank you."
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"And I'll write. I promise. Now you be sure to do that."
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"Okay. Bye. Bye-bye."
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"Take care."
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"[Horn Honks]"
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