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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Paint Me a Murder (S01E01)

"[Woman] Tonight on Murder, She Wrote."
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"You're saying that whoever tried to kill you is one of your guests?"
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"- We are completely isolated. - And one of us is the killer."
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"A painting by a living artist is one thing."
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"What makes you think I own a Diego painting?"
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"Don't. No. I am sorry. Margo."
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"My hospitality does not extend to my wife!"
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"I am well aware that I am one of the suspects."
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"Which is why Diego came to you instead of me."
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"I, for one, would feel a lot safer if we could find the missing crossbow."
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"[Woman Screaming]"
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"Bravo, Pedro. Oh."
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"The finest donkey I've ever seen."
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"I think perhaps, uh, the legs are a bit short, huh?"
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"[Children Laughing] Eh, muy bueno, Linda. Muy bueno."
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"Excellente! [Laughing]"
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"Well, Carmelita. What have we here?"
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"Oh. Look how you've captured his expression. Here. Come with me."
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"Somehow, Elaine, I doubt there's a budding Picasso in that group."
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"I wonder why he wastes his time."
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"As usual, Willard, you miss the point."
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"It's called sharing your gift with others."
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"You should try it sometime. My gift?"
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"My gift, my darling, has been buried in the sands of time."
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"When was my last hit play? What, 10, 12 years ago?"
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"[Chuckles]"
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"- Happy birthday, amigo. - You're a couple of days early with that toast."
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"Oh, I'm practicing. I'll need it to sound sincere."
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"Where's Belle? Is she getting her beauty sleep?"
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"- She could use it, poor darling. - You're disgusting."
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"Darling, if a man makes the effort..."
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"to invite his ex-wife to his 60th birthday party,"
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"the least she could do is to arrive looking modestly presentable."
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"I think she looks lovely. Aah!"
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"- [Woman] Thank you, Elaine. - Oh. Belle, darling,"
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"we're just... we were just talking about you."
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"You're losing your style, Willard. You used to insult me to my face."
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"First rule of eavesdropping: Never complain if you don't like what you hear."
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"Ha-ha. Mm-hmm."
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"I can see this is going to be a hell of a party."
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"[Chuckles] Good morning, everyone."
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"Good morning. [Elaine] Good morning, Margo."
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"Bribes to get the little beggars to leave?"
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"Oh, don't give her any ideas, Willard."
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"Belle, I haven't seen you making the, uh, concert rounds lately."
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"No. And you know why."
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"Margo, my dear. Good morning. Buenos dias, Enrique."
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"Does your husband always make such a hit with the children?"
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"[Chattering] Ah, refreshments. They look scrumptious."
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"These are for the little children. Okay? Lunch in an hour."
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"How was your walk? Invigorating."
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"I don't suppose you'd like to play peacemaker."
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"There is a minor war breaking out over there on the terrace."
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"Oh, yes. Diego's taste in old friends is so ecumenical..."
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"it's a wonder any of them speak the same language."
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"Well, I'll see what I can do, but charming snakes has always been one of my minor talents."
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"[Laughs] [Clears Throat]"
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"All right, children. Would anyone like cakes and cookies? [Chattering]"
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"Good morning!"
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"Good morning. Oh, Henry. Thank God. I'm no longer outnumbered."
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"If you think I've come to defend you, Willard,"
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"you can guess again. Henry, we were just discussing you."
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"Is it true that you own one of Diego's paintings?"
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"Actually, uh, no. It's a pencil sketch."
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"- But I prize it dearly. - Oh, well, then..."
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"that makes three of us who own an original by Diego Santana."
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"You, me..."
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"- and Willard. - Me?"
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"What makes you think I own a Diego painting?"
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"But didn't you just buy the Gold Madonna from my friends the Ralstons?"
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"- Where'd you hear that? - [Chuckles] Then it's not true."
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"- Well, I didn't think so... - All right, Belle, if you must know..."
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"I did buy the Madonna last week. [Lighter Snapping]"
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"And, yes, it cost me a great deal."
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"But let me tell you something, my darling. It was worth every penny."
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"Which leaves me the only odd one out in the group. [Chuckles]"
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"What I wouldn't give to own an original Santana."
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"[Willard] Hmm. What would you do with it, my darling?"
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"I'd sell it. To help feed and clothe a lot of neglected children."
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"Well, speaking of neglected children, I wonder where Miguel is?"
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"The great man's son hasn't been very sociable, has he?"
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"But, Maria, I can't. I can't leave the island without arousing my father's suspicions."
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"Especially to see you."
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"No, Maria. I told you I wanted you to stay away from those people."
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"Well, give me time."
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"I don't know. I-I'll try to think of something."
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"Okay."
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"Okay."
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"Sorry to leave so soon, maestro. But we must sail before the tide turns."
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"I see you again next month. And remember, practice."
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"Especially you, pequena. [Laughing]"
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"[Speaking Spanish]"
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"[Whistling]"
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"[Continues]"
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"[Continues Speaking Spanish]"
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"Mrs. J.B. Fletcher? I can hardly wait."
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"Oh, you know her? Only by reputation."
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"Oh, you have a treat in store, Henry. Really? Well, I find most women authors to be cold fish."
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"Particularly the mystery writers. All this nonsense about bodies buried in rose gardens."
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"[Grunts]"
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"[Gasps] Stefan! It is wonderful."
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"This was quite... quite a challenge for me."
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"Creating something worthy of the master himself."
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"It is the best work you've ever done. It's a labor of love."
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"Love? [Laughing]"
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"Not love, Margo. Gratitude for his... for his patronage."
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"It's not love."
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"In this respect..."
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"you and I are very much alike."
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"No."
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"Margo. I am sorry."
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"Sorry? Sorry? Sorry for what?"
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"Because you-you married a man twice your age?"
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"Because he offered you what... security?"
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"He loves me. And... you love him?"
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"I'll come to the party Sunday evening."
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"[Chattering] [Tapping Glass]"
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"My friends. May I propose a toast."
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"To my dear friends already here,"
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"and to those who arrive tomorrow, Jessica Fletcher and my valued colleague, Sir John Landry."
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