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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Lovers and Other Killers (S01E01)

"Dangerous why? Because of her husband."
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"She and Jack are separated, and he's been hounding her for weeks."
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"David, she said that she had proof..."
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"that you couldn't possibly have killed Allison Brevard."
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"We'd been seeing each other, off and on."
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"It was... It was finally turning into something,"
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"and that's why all this talk about Allison Brevard is so much nonsense."
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"The night Allison died, Lila and I were together the entire night."
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"Why didn't she tell me? Because Jack Schroeder is crazy."
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"He is blind-jealous crazy, Lieutenant."
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"He's threatened to kill her a dozen times. He said if he couldn't have her, nobody would."
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"Good morning, Amelia."
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"Good morning, Mrs. Fletcher. I'm sorry. Dean Gerard isn't in just now."
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"Oh. I'll tell him you dropped by."
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"Amelia, despite what you may think, I'm not a rival."
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"- Pardon me? - Edmund and I are dear friends."
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"Nothing more, believe me."
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"Oh, Mrs. Fletcher, you misjudge me, really."
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"Oh, Amelia, for heaven's sakes."
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"Only a blind person would misread your feelings for Edmund,"
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"who, it seems, is in desperate need of a very good optometrist."
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"[Laughs] That's better."
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"Now, do let me be an ally because I'm certainly not an enemy."
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"I loved Gwen. I really did."
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"And she was good for him."
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"And then when she died, l..."
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"You know, all he needs is a little nudge."
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"Not from me. From you."
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"Well, I'm working myself up to it."
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"Uh, Jessica,"
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"I'm sorry about David Tolliver."
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"[Chuckles] I've always liked him."
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"Oh, don't write him off just yet."
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"Frankly, I'm not at all sure that he's guilty."
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"You'd be Mrs. Fletcher, the murder lady."
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"I've never heard it put quite like that before."
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"Well, if you're thinking of ripping off Lila's death for your next book, forget it."
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"She's dead. Let her rest in peace."
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"You seem more upset by me than you are by your wife's death, Mr. Schroeder."
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"Life goes on."
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"You did threaten to kill her."
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"Yeah. I also threatened to win a gold medal at the last Olympics."
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"I didn't even make the team. I'm real bad at follow-through."
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"You're a real bad liar too. I believe you loved your wife very much."
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"[Scoffs]"
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"So did a lot of other guys."
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"Those other guys, I suppose you mean David Tolliver."
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"Who?"
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"Oh, the grad student."
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"Pretty guy. Smiles a lot."
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"No, not him. They were just friends."
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"Are you sure? Yeah, positive."
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"- He wasn't the real problem. - Then who was? Professor Lowery?"
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"- You ask a lot of questions. - I'm nosy."
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"Say, Mrs. Fletcher, isn't it about time you were in class?"
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"Oh, for heaven's sakes!"
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"Oh, I am very sorry to be late. Do please forgive me."
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"Phew."
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"Ah, let me see... today's lecture."
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"Uh, this afternoon, l... I'd like to try something a little different."
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"Uh, suppose today we put ourselves in the shoes of the murderer."
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"How does he think? How does he act?"
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"A hypothesis..."
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"A young woman is married to a very violent and jealous young man."
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"She longs for love and affection, and he is unable to provide it."
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"Therefore, she searches for it elsewhere."
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"A perfect recipe for a murder of passion."
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"The young woman is discovered dead,"
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"and of course, the list of suspects is legion."
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"First problem?"
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"Check out alibis. No."
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"You're thinking like a policeman. Now, we are setting up a murder. We're not solving it."
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"Uh-huh?"
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"Create the alibis. Uh, wrong again."
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"No, writers create alibis."
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"- But so does a killer. - Yes, he creates his own,"
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"but if he's going to throw suspicion elsewhere,"
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"he has to be aware of what all the other suspects are up to."
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"He has to time the killing for maximum effectiveness."
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"He has to choose a day, a weekday. Say, 10:00."
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"He knows that "A" will have an alibi, that "B" won't."
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"He knows that C's alibi is such that he's unable to reveal it,"
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"and that D's alibi is so suspect that it would be worthless."
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"Uh, the obvious suspect... Uh, Professor Lowery,"
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"who would you say? The husband, naturally."
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"Why? Because you haven't yet identified A, B, C or D."
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"- [Laughter] - Fair enough."
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"Well, let's take "A" for instance."
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"Uh, he's a young man, uh, possibly a college professor."
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"Uh, he is, uh, secretly in love with the victim,"
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"but he has a major problem... he's married."
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"Is he? Perhaps not."
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"Would you say that she knows about the relationship?"
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"I'd say no. Well, that's a good thing, because if she did,"
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"we'd have to add her to the long list of suspects, and we wouldn't want to do that, would we?"
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"It's your scenario, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"Ah, come, come, Professor. It's a little give and take."
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"Uh, tell me about, uh... Tell me about his alibi for the time of the woman's death."
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"Uh, l... Why don't you ask someone else?"
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"Well, I'm asking you."
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"Well, I suppose, uh... He would have been with his wife."
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"- Would she swear to that? - Yes."
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"Would she lie for him?"
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"I said, would she lie for him?"
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"I don't know. She might."
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"[David's Voice] Jessica, I had to go out. I'll be back as soon as I can."
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"You had a call from Professor Lowery. He wants to meet you at his office at 9:00 this evening."
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"Says it's urgent and confidential."
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"Regards, David."
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"[Gasps]"
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"[Groaning]"
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"[David] Mrs. Fletcher?"
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"Mrs. Fletcher?"
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"David?"
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"Oh!"
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"Oh, David. It's all right, Jess. You're gonna be fine."
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"How is it you... Shh."
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"While I was out, I heard about your thing with Lowery at the seminar."
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"By the time I got back to the hotel, you'd already gone."
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"I was just running in the door when I heard you scream."
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