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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Murder to a Jazz Beat (S01E01)

"[Jessica] Fast-forward to just before he collapses."
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"Stop it, right there."
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"- What is it? - Back it up just a little."
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"That's it. That's it."
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"Now. Watch Callie."
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"Roll the tape forward, just a little bit."
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"There. You see? The coffee couldn't have been poisoned."
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"Callie is drinking out of the cup."
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"[Jonathan] Maybe she isn't drinking the coffee. Maybe she's faking it."
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"[Kershaw] Or the poison is somewhere else."
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"Well, then, why did the cup disappear?"
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"Who took it? Jonathan Hawley."
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"You are no longer an employee of this station."
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"Now, who gave you the permission to use this equipment for your own pers..."
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"Lieutenant Kershaw. Police business, Mr. Turnbull."
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"[Chuckles] Well, we're always happy to cooperate with the authorities."
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"Thank you. [Jessica] Uh, Mr. Turnbull, we haven't met."
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"Jessica Fletcher. Jonathan's told me so much about you."
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"Yes, I'm glad to meet you. [Chuckles] You know,"
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"this places me in a very awkward position."
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"Well, how is that? Well, you see, I have this theory about Ben Coleman's death,"
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"and I was hoping to make it public on Jonathan's show."
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"But of course, Jonathan doesn't have a show anymore."
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"So I suppose I shall have to contact your competitor."
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"[Chuckling] Well, I hardly think that's necessary. I'm sure that..."
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"the New Orleans Today program can be easily reinstated."
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"Good day, Mr. Turnbull."
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"You know, Jonathan, maybe some other show would like to have us on together."
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"[Turnbull] Well, I'm sure this can be straightened out."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, there's no reason to leave. Please don't go! Please!"
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"[Laughing] Okay, Mrs. Fletcher. What theory?"
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"Well, I'm afraid I'm still working on it."
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"But I found that man so insufferable, I just had to say something."
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"[Stifled Laughter]"
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"[Laughs] I wish I could see that."
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"New Orleans' Finest, scraping chewing gum..."
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"from under every chair in the Bourbon Street Barn."
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"Kershaw wants every single wad analyzed."
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"He's convinced Callie poisoned the last stick she gave to Ben."
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"And what was her motive? He checked the airlines."
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"Ben bought three tickets to Las Vegas: One for himself,"
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"one for Eddie, and one for that obvious little number he was with at Le Poulet Rouge."
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"Callie was gonna be dumped like the others."
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"I don't know, Jonathan."
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"Getting rid of a wife who kept her husband from facing a murder charge..."
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"isn't quite the same as getting rid of a trumpet player."
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"It's Kershaw's theory, not mine."
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"How about I pick you up for lunch? Celebrate my show being put back on the air."
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"Well, I was just on my way out."
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"And if your show is going to stay on the air, I'm gonna have to make good my boast to that Mr. Turnbull."
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"[Chuckles] I'll call you later."
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"Just the person I wanted to see."
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"Well, now, I am glad to see that you are ready to do some sightseeing."
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"Lafayette, you told me that you know New Orleans better than any person breathing."
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"Breathin' and not. And you know the good music, as well as the good food?"
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"Nothin' wrong with my stomach or my ears, if you are talkin' Dixieland."
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"Well, I'm trying to find a man named Eubie Sherwin, and two others..."
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"Jimmy Firth and Hec Tattersal, Ben Coleman's sidemen."
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"Yeah. How come you know them?"
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"I knew I wasn't wrong about you, Lafayette. Do you know where I can locate them?"
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"?? [Dixieland]"
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"??[Ends]"
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"Mighty fine, boys. But things are slow."
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"Might be a few nights towards the end of the month."
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"We don't open till 5:00, lady."
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"Well, I thought you were just wonderful. [Hec] Well, thank you."
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"Thank you very much. Too bad you don't own a club, we'd play for you cheap."
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"[Laughing] Why? What are you doing here?"
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"Well, as a matter of fact... What do you think she's doin' here?"
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"She's got one of us killin' Ben and tryin' to figure out which."
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"No, that is police work."
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"But if any of you have any thoughts..."
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"I'm the one that threatened him. I-I didn't kill him, lady."
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"Wait a minute. Eubie. Wait a second. Look, ma'am."
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"Face it. We all wished bad for him."
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"I mean, we're here because he dumped us, okay?"
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"Also, we're broke. That's somethin' ain't likely gonna change real soon either."
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"I heard Aaron Kramer say that he was going to get you work."
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"Aaron Kramer? Lady, that man can't get you... Aaron tries."
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"Just spread too thin to do us any good."
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"Yeah, plus, he's the world's worst businessman. Now, that's the truth."
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"Yet, all this time, he keeps on going."
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"He must have something going for him."
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"Somewhere. Oh, I wouldn't know."
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"If I were you, lady, I'd keep talk like that to myself."
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"You might get somebody in trouble."
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"Jessica! I didn't expect to find you here."
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"Well, Ben's boys were auditioning, and I came to watch."
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"Well, I set it up. But how did you know they were here?"
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"I had help. I'm sorry to say, they didn't get much encouragement."
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"Oh, that's too bad."
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"I was hoping they'd be a shoo-in. Are they inside now?"
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"Uh-huh. I don't want to see them now. Come on. I'll give you a lift."
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"- Well, I have a taxi! - l- I want to talk to you..."
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"[Clears Throat] Uh, ready to go, Miss Jessica?"
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"Uh, this lady is my fare, Mr. Kramer."
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"And my friend. She's also my friend."
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"Do I know you? No reason you should."
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"- But I know all about you. - I-It's all right, Lafayette."
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"- Uh, all things considered, Miss Jessica? - He just wants to talk."
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"Fine. Then I'll see to it."
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"How close are the police to finding Ben's killer?"
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"Oh, I haven't talked to Lieutenant Kershaw today."
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"Kershaw. How close are you?"
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"As close as I am to finding out about the smuggling."
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"I was afraid something would mess up what I had going. But I never figured it'd be murder."
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""What you had going"? Jessica, I'm pretty much a bust as a manager."
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"Smuggling was a way to keep a lot of musicians fed,"
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"and put a few dollars in their pockets when they weren't working."
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"Drugs? Oh, I'm sorry. There's no justification for that."
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"No, not drugs, Jessica. That's what Customs always looked for."
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"And what about your fight with Ben Coleman? Was that about drugs?"
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"I found that he brought some stuff in almost every trip."
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"And if he had gotten caught, it could have ruined everything for everybody."
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"Ben was bad, Jessica. Long time bad and getting worse."
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"He used everybody, including me. He fired me, but so what?"
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"I didn't kill him, Jessica. He was wrecking himself."
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"The way he was going. The stuff he was into."
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"He was gonna burn out in less than a year."
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"And Callie? Could she have killed him?"
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