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

"I've still got another 15 minutes. Uh-huh."
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"Care for a snort? Oh, no, no. Thank you."
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"Uh, nurse, one more time."
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"Well, Mrs. Fletcher, wanna talk about the weather,"
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"or, uh, shall we lie to each other about the Cagliostro killing?"
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"- [Chuckles] - Look."
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"We're both trying to get a scoop on this one,"
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"and we'll get along just fine if we don't get in each other's way."
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"I'm not in competition with you, Mr. Michaels."
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"In fact, my interest in this case is strictly curiosity."
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"And maybe a book?"
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"Well, even if that were the case, I could hardly scoop you, could I? [Chuckles]"
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"No, I was just hoping that maybe we could pool information, you know."
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"Great. I don't know a thing. No?"
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"Well, maybe you could tell me one thing. Shoot."
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"Why did you pretend to be drunk last night and not attend Cagliostro's demonstration?"
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"Pretend?"
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"[Chuckles] Hey, that's pretty good, honey."
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"Remind me not to invite you to my Friday night poker games."
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"[Chuckles]"
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"Look, I knew it was going to be a sideshow."
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"I didn't want to lower myself to his level."
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"- So you went upstairs. - To bed."
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"Can anybody vouch for that?"
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"Uh, well, maybe 10 years ago."
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"You really think I might have killed the louse?"
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"Swell idea, but how did I get in the room?"
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"Well, I'll be damned!"
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"Excuse me."
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"Joan."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, I think they're onto something. At least it's an idea."
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"Well, I'm afraid it's not a very good one."
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"I found out something about... here she is now."
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"Okay, I'm here. What's this all about?"
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"Miss Diamond, I was wondering if you wouldn't mind helping us out..."
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"by telling us if you think it's possible..."
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"for anyone to get down to Cagliostro's room..."
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"from off the roof."
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"How would I know? Well, I thought since you used to be a trapeze artist..."
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"I took my clothes off on a swing. That doesn't make me a daredevil."
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"Please. Just take a look, okay?"
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"- Lemme go! - [Joan] Okay, okay."
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"I've got better things to do than... [Breathes Deeply]"
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"Deal with your stupid ideas."
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"What's goin' on here? It worked."
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"She gave herself away. She what?"
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"When I saw what the lieutenant was up to, I asked her to come here."
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"Don't you see? She used to be a trapeze artist."
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"She...She lowered herself off the roof..."
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"and swung onto Cagliostro's balcony and killed him."
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"And when I confronted her with the idea of reenacting the crime, she freaked."
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"She has a point, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"I'm sorry, Lieutenant, but what was her motive?"
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"She gained nothing from Cagliostro's death except unemployment."
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"Anyway, that contraption over there..."
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"took several men and a great deal of time to set up."
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"Now, how could she have done that, on her own,"
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"in the half hour that elapsed between Cagliostro's challenge and his death?"
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"There has to be an answer."
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"Well, I'm afraid that is not it."
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"Lieutenant, what the hell are you doing up on my roof without my permission?"
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"I don't need your permission, Kellijian."
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"We're investigating a murder. Hey, don't I know it."
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"Cops are all over the place. They're drivin' my guests away."
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"You keep this up, I'm gonna be out of business. When the hell are you gonna wrap this up?"
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"At the rate we're goin', maybe by ski season. Excuse me."
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"They are really doing their best, Mr. Kellijian."
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"Yeah, their best. That's the trouble."
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"I don't blame you for being upset. I mean, it's a terrible thing to be under suspicion."
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"Me? I didn't kill him."
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"Well, you and he had a violent argument."
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"That's a personal matter. That's none of your business."
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"Well, I doubt the police will see it as personal."
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"An unfaithful mate is the oldest motive in the world."
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"So you know about that, huh?"
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"Well, I had another way of getting even with him."
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"I called my attorney. We found a way to break his contract."
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"It's called a morals clause. I was going to kick him out without paying him a cent."
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"- I didn't have to kill him. - Why did you attack him earlier that evening then?"
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"Because it made me feel good."
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"I'm not sorry he's dead, but I didn't have to kill him."
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"And by the way, neither did my wife."
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"Before I went up to Cagliostro's suite last night, Regina and I were together."
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"Excuse me."
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"But even if there are two Kellijians with a motive, how did either of them get into that room?"
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"That's the puzzle. Those inside didn't have motives,"
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"and those with motives couldn't get inside."
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"[Watch Beeping]"
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"Ah. It's time to call New York."
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"A friend of a friend of a friend used to work with Zack Bernard."
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"Maybe I can learn something. Well, I certainly hope so."
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"Excuse me, young man. Do you know where I can find a taxi around here?"
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"One will be around in a minute. Oh, that'll be too late."
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"I want to follow that cream car. You're kidding. Like in the movies?"
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"Well, yes, but I'm afraid it's too late. No way. Climb aboard."
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"Climb? Yeah. Hey, you wanna catch that car or not?"
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"Well, yes, but please be careful."
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"Hang on. Here we go!"
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"[Tires Screech]"
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"What was that all about?"
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"I think that is what is referred to as a payoff. [Chuckles]"
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"Oh. Mrs. Fletcher. Please, come in. Thank you."
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"You have no idea how relieved I am that you have proof of my husband's innocence."
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"Oh, I'm afraid that's not quite true."
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"I wanted to talk to you privately,"
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"but I wasn't sure that you'd see me if I told you why."
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"I followed you an hour ago. I saw you give that cash to Zack Bernard."
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"I suppose you want your cut too."
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"No, Mrs. Kellijian."
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"But I'm here because I have to tell Lieutenant Bergkamp what I saw,"
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"and I wanted to give you a chance to explain first."
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"Well, I should have known better."
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"But I didn't know what else to do. He's blackmailing me."
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"Well, you could have told the police."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, if it was something I could tell the police,"
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"I wouldn't have to pay him, would I?"
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"Then you'd rather be implicated in the Cagliostro murder?"
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"- It adds up to the same thing. - Oh?"
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"I was involved with Cagliostro."
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"I suppose I wanted to be."
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