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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Death Casts a Spell (S01E01)

"[Woman] Tonight on Murder, She Wrote."
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"Men fear him. Women adore him."
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"- Never heard of him. - I'm completely under his spell."
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"You really think I might have killed the louse? How did I get in the room?"
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"A trapeze act? What kind of a trapeze act?"
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"I took my clothes off on a swing. That doesn't make me a daredevil."
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"I'm not sorry he's dead, but I didn't have to kill him."
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"I've got six witnesses, five suspects, one very dead body and no case."
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"- I... I wanna follow that cream car. - Climb aboard."
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"[Tires Screech]"
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"♪♪[Drumroll]"
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"♪♪[Trumpet Fanfare]"
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"[Laughter, Applause]"
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"♪♪[Fanfare Ends] [Man] Ladies and gentlemen,"
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"observe the power of hypnosis!"
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"Now, volunteers, when I clap my hands,"
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"you will each become your favorite animal."
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"[Clucking]"
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"[Chattering] [Squawking]"
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"[Audience Laughing]"
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"[Squawking]"
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"What have we here, a wounded elephant?"
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"[Laughing Continues]"
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"Phony. Ah, come on, Bud."
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"The guy's a two-bit fraud. You know that."
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"Stop!"
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"And now, volunteers, when I clap my hands,"
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"you will each of you be yourself again,"
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"but this time, totally naked!"
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"[Audience Laughing]"
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"Ladies and gentlemen, the great Cagliostro!"
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"♪♪[Trumpet Fanfare] [Applause]"
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"Joe, I swear I couldn't help myself."
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"Don't be ridiculous. He uses hypnosis."
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"It's terrifying. I'm completely under his spell."
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"Regina, do you think I'm an idiot?"
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"You can't make people do things against their will..."
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"even under hypnosis!"
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"Not unless they really deep down want to anyway."
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"I admit l... I was attracted to him,"
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"but l... I never intended to do anything about it."
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"Now he won't let me go."
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"Please, you've got to believe me, Joe."
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"Oh, my darling."
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"You won't have to worry about Cagliostro anymore."
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"What are you gonna do?"
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"I just signed the bum..."
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"to a three-year, million-dollar contract."
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"Well, if he thinks that entitles him to bed privileges with my beautiful wife,"
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"he's got a surprise in store for him."
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"Joe! Wait!"
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"You won't be able to wear that. Can't wear these great costumes."
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"Great audience, isn't it? Yes. Wonderful crowd."
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"Enjoy it while you can, Cagliostro. Tonight is your last performance."
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"Last performance? What do you mean, old boy?"
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"I want you out of this hotel tonight."
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"Let me remind you, Joe. My contract entitles me to a million dollars over three years,"
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"whether I appear at your hotel or not."
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"Throwing you out on your butt will be worth it."
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"I wouldn't try that, my friend."
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"It might cost you more than you imagine... including the fair Regina."
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"[Grunts] Come on."
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"You're out, you hear me? I'll get you, Cagliostro!"
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"Here we are, Mrs. Fletcher. A lakeside suite... 1241."
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"Oh, that sounds fine. Uh, do you need a credit card or something?"
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"Oh, no, no. That won't be necessary. We've arranged to bill your publisher."
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"Oh? Really? How nice."
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"Uh, I wonder if you could tell me the room number of Miss Dean... Marilyn Dean?"
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"She's my editor. Thank you. Dean. Let me check."
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"Mrs. Fletcher. There you are."
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"Joan, I didn't know you were coming. I was so worried about you."
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"I'm sorry, Mrs. Fletcher. I don't have Miss Dean registered."
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"Oh? Oh, I guess I should have told you.,"
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"Uh, Marilyn won't be getting here until tomorrow."
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"Oh. Uh, Mrs. Fletcher, I'm sure you're probably pretty tired,"
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"and maybe a little hungry, and they've got this terrific restaurant right around the corner."
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"And I can tell you about my... I mean our..."
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"l... I mean Marilyn's idea for your new book."
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"Uh, excuse me, Joan, but what idea for what new book?"
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"♪♪[Elegant Piano] Anyway, Marilyn thinks it's an absolutely sensational backdrop for a mystery."
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"The master hypnotist with the..."
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"with the art of illusion to cloud men's minds."
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"Men fear him. Women adore him."
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"Joan, forgive me, but I have known Marilyn far too long..."
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"to accept this idea as coming from her."
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"Now, that urgent telegram summoning me to get here..."
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"may have been signed by her, but I suspect that she did not send it."
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"[Sighs] I'm sorry, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"I... I was afraid if I signed my name you wouldn't come."
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"I mean, after all, who am I? I'm just an assistant editor."
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"All I ever get to do is proofread."
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"[Sighs] Now I guess I won't even be doing that."
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"Why?"
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"Because when Mr. Winfield finds out what I did,"
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"me and my blue pencil are gonna be out on the street."
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"Now, Joan, you acted impetuously, to say the very least,"
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"but I'm certainly not going to say anything to him about it."
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"Well, see, it's not that simple."
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"- I sent him a telegram too. - Oh, dear."
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"I was so sure you'd flip for Cagliostro, l..."
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"I never even considered for a minute that you'd hate the idea."
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"I've already seen his show five times."
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"Tonight I even taped it. I..."
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"[Sighs] Oh, boy."
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"Well, now, that isn't gonna solve anything."
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"Now, look, Joan, I'll tell you what we're gonna do."
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"I'll remain here this evening."
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"Then tomorrow, you can call up Mr. Winfield..."
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"and tell him that I wasn't the least bit intrigued with this character of Cagliostro and flew back to Maine."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, you're terrific. I don't know how to thank you."
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"Well, just don't send any more telegrams."
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"[Exhales Deeply] Oh, my gosh, there he is!"
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"Cagliostro?"
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"[Laughing] I think it was the lady who was the elephant."
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"- Yeah, the elephant lady was... - Strange, I've never heard of him."
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"Are you kidding? He's probably the best hypnotist in the world."
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"He came from England several years ago."
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"And there's an exciting air of mystery about his past,"
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"but he won't divulge a bit of it."
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"Uh, sorry."
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