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Clips from Murder, She Wrote (1984) - Sudden Death (S01E01)

"##[Disco]"
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"Mason. Mason. Can I cut in, please?"
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"[Chuckles]"
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"Having a good time? Oh, I'm just having a wonderful time."
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"It's a great party. [Chuckles]"
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"Ohhh! Here we are."
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"Great party, McCord."
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"Hey, uh, where's Kreuger?"
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"He's missing a great party."
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"- I'm gonna go over and get him. - Well, you wait. I'll go with you."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, will you please excuse me?"
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"Oh, yes. Yes. Of course."
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"Oh, where are you going, Mr. Dillon? Oh, I, uh, got work to do in the morning."
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"Oh, it's a wonderful party."
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"Yeah."
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"[Water Running]"
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"[Water Running]"
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"Uh, yeah, Barney. Somebody got Phil Kreuger for keeps."
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"Drowned. I'd say sometime last evening."
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"No, I haven't got any suspects yet."
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"Barney, I know this is gonna change the line on the Leopards."
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"Whatever it is, give me 500 against."
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"Where's that security guard?"
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"What time did Kreuger come in here last night? I never saw him come in."
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"He's got his own private entrance in the back, his own key. I'm out in front."
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"Well, did ya hear anything? A fight? I heard Zak Farrell yelling."
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"Zak?"
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"Was he here?"
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"I really hate to have to tell you this, Lieutenant, but Zak came in last night smokin'."
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"I mean, he really had a head of steam up. He was callin' for Kreuger."
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"- What time was that? - 9:00."
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"I made a note in the register. A few minutes later, he blew back out past me again."
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"And he looked like 10 miles of bad road."
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"[Lieutenant] But you never saw Kreuger? No, I never come back here."
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"I'm not supposed to leave the desk."
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"All right. Stick around."
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"Sure. Uh, Lieutenant."
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"Hey, lady, you can't be in here."
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"Oh, that's all right. I'm Jessica Fletcher. I'm one of the owners."
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"Oh. Lieutenant Clyde Pace."
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"Pleased to meet you, ma'am. Uh, what can I do for ya?"
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"Well, I was wondering if you noticed there's something in the bottom of the tank."
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"Hmm. Hold this."
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"Ah."
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"Damn."
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"Well, lookee here."
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"A watch."
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"Smashed crystal, reads 9:04."
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"Wait a minute. Engraved on the back,"
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""All-American, 1973.""
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"Zak Farrell."
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"That nice man with the adorable child? Oh, that's not possible."
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"Well, everybody loves him, but facts are facts, ma'am."
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"Please."
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"Pick him up. Suspicion murder one."
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"[Clyde] Zak, why don't you admit it. If you two had a fight, we might be able to negotiate down to second-degree murder."
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"Clyde, I didn't kill Kreuger."
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"I figure it'll be okay for Mrs. Fletcher to talk to you since she's one of the owners. She seems to think you didn't do it."
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"Thank you, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"Zak, what happened after you left the party?"
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"I went over to Kreuger's house. There was nobody home."
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"He leaves me a typed note on the door, says to meet him at the stadium."
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"- A typed note. - Yeah, we found it on the steps."
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"I figured it was another stall."
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"But I was determined to have it out with him."
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"So I went over to the stadium. [Clyde] About 9:00?"
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"Right. He wasn't there."
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"I called for him."
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"He didn't answer."
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"I left. Went home and got drunk."
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"So how did your watch wind up in the whirlpool?"
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"I don't know."
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"Last time I saw it was in my locker."
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"Zak, what exactly were you going to "have out" with Kreuger?"
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"Well, everybody knows that one."
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"Zak bummed up his shoulder, can't play anymore."
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"But he's got a four-year no-cut contract."
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"Kreuger's trying to negotiate him out."
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"- Is that right, Zak? - No."
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"It's something personal. But it's lucky Kreuger wasn't there,"
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"or I might've killed him."
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"Is it true?"
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"[Lockwood On Phone] Murdered by Zak Farrell."
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"Where does that leave me?"
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"Possibly a very wealthy woman."
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"Phil died intestate."
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"How awful. I never knew that about Phil."
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"Mavis. That means he didn't leave a will."
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"Oh. Now listen to me carefully."
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"You've only been in residence 20 days in Las Vegas."
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"That means the divorce isn't final yet."
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"What should I do? Catch the first plane."
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"Start making like a grieving widow."
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"You mean I get Phil's share of the club?"
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"I'll have the papers ready for you to sign."
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"How would you like to be a football star, honey?"
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"[Phone Rings]"
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"Cathy. Mrs. Fletcher."
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"Zak told me you went to see him..."
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"that you think he's innocent."
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"And what do you think? Well, l... I know Zak."
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"He has a temper, but he couldn't kill anybody."
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"He's too gentle. Well, they've got an awfully strong case against him."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, I've read about you. I know you can help people."
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"Well, a couple of times I've been... able to sort of sort things out... you know, help the police..."
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"but I'm not sure what I could do for Zak."
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"This whole football thing is a riddle to me."
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"Please help him."
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"It would destroy Jill if Zak went to prison..."
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"for something he didn't do."
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"Yes, I'm sure it would be very, very difficult for..."
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"for Jill."
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"[Man] Hut! [All Grunting]"
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"[Whistle Blows] I've seen better hitting at a Camp Fire girls pillow fight!"
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"Come on! I know we've got a lot on our minds. There's an important game on Sunday."
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"Now come on! I want to see some hitting!"
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"On three."
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"Set."
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"Hut, hut, hut."
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"Hi, Mrs. Fletcher."
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