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

"[Whistle Blowing]"
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"Gee, what..."
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"[Whistle Blowing] [Jessica] Stop!"
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"All right. Knock it off! Please. Oh. I feel as if I've been responsible for all this."
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"Uh, Mrs. Fletcher, I think you just put my defensive captain on the injured reserve."
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"Does that mean he's not dead?"
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"Not quite. Uh, are you here to see me?"
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"Have you decided to sell me your stock?"
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"No, I'm still thinking it over, but I did want to ask you a question."
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"Now, someone said that Zak Farrell had a no-cut contract."
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"Now what exactly does "no-cut" mean?"
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"Well, it means that even though Zak can't play he still gets paid."
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"All he has to do is stay with the team and just show up."
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"Ah. Then he's in breach of contract."
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"Yes. You see, if he's doing 20-to-life for murder,"
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"the club can get out from under his deal."
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"I thought it might be something like that."
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"All right, you dumb clods! Get over here!"
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"What the hell is wrong with you? [Muttering]"
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"Oh, Mr. Dillon."
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"Didn't I see you at Uncle Cyrus's funeral?"
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"Oh, yeah. Cyrus and me went back a long way together."
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"- But you're not supposed to be in here, lady. - Oh, that's all right, Mr. Dillon."
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"I'm one of the owners now. [Chuckles]"
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"Okay. Well, then, suit yourself."
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"[Sighs]"
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"Cyrus and me first worked for the Leopards way back when they first got a franchise."
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"Ah. He was equipment manager. I was a player."
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"When I was a little girl, I remember Uncle Cyrus throwing the ball back and forth with me."
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"Things were pretty lean then. Sometimes they didn't make enough to pay us."
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"They gave us stock instead."
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"Oh, you... you own stock? Not anymore I don't."
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"Kreuger bought me out 10 years ago for $500."
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"Cyrus... Cyrus was too ornery to sell."
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"Tell me, Mr. Dillon. Do you have the combinations for all these lockers?"
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"Sure. Why? Well, Zak Farrell said that his wristwatch was taken from his locker."
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"In 20 years, nobody has ever accused me of theft. [Shower Water Running]"
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"Any fool could open one of these things with a coat hanger."
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"Mr. Mason. I'm so glad you're feeling better."
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"Uh, they don't call me Tank for nothin'."
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"You're sure you're feeling all right? You've got a... a strange expression on your face."
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"Well, it's just that, well, uh,"
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"l... I didn't expect to see you here..."
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"in the shower room...now."
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"Oh. Uh, yes."
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"Um... Oh, would you look at the time?"
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"Um, I'll have to be running along."
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"Don't you know why you ever bet against me?"
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"Well, five says you miss. You know I can't wager, Web. Come on."
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"- Uh, pull. - Lieutenant Pace."
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"[Chuckling] Pardon me, Lieutenant. I'm sorry to interrupt you."
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"Oh, still trying to clear Zak Farrell, ma'am? Well, if I can."
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"Lieutenant, about that medical report. Did they fix the time of death?"
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"Well, Doc puts it right around 9:00. Says there was a small bruise in the forehead,"
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"might have been a struggle, but cause of death was definitely drowning."
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"Mmm. Well, that's what I was afraid of."
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"Thanks to McCord here, Zak made bail this afternoon."
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"Oh, that was very kind of you, Mr. McCord."
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"He's a good man. Innocent until proven otherwise."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, may I ask why you're so interested in Zak Farrell?"
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"Look on it as concerned management."
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"Mrs. Fletcher is something of an amateur detective."
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"No, I'm just trying to help out a friend."
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"Is there any doubt that it was Zak who killed him?"
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"Well, he's certainly not the only one with a motive."
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"If Clyde arrested everybody who's glad Kreuger's dead, he'd have to build a bigger jail."
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"Mm-hmm. But supposing somebody else had gotten in and killed Kreuger."
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"I mean, no one actually saw Zak Farrell do it."
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"No, no. I checked with the locksmith. He only made one key to the back entrance, and we found it in Kreuger's pocket."
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"Maybe there's another way in?"
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"Mrs. Fletcher, we all like Zak a lot,"
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"but with his temper, we'll have to accept the fact that he murdered Phil Kreuger."
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"Well, you may accept it, but... I don't."
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"Baxter, would you be kind enough to take me back?"
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"Yes, Mrs. Fletcher. Thank you."
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"Web,"
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"I, uh, think I deserve another shot."
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"Come to think of it, you, uh, left the party kind of early yourself, Commissioner."
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"[Chuckles] Pull."
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"[Banging In Distance]"
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"Hello."
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"Is someone there?"
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"Open the door! [Banging On Door]"
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"Is anybody there?"
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"[Hissing]"
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"Hello. Open the door."
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"Is anybody here?"
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"Let me out. Is anybody there?"
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"Oh, thank you. The door stuck. I..."
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"Oh, I couldn't breathe."
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"That door wasn't stuck, Mrs. Fletcher."
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"Somebody was tryin' to cook your goose."
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"[Dillon] Mrs. Fletcher, be careful."
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"People get hurt in football... and not always on the field."
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"I think someone was just trying to scare me off."
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"Looks like you don't scare easily."
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"Oh, I scare, all right. But at least it proves that I'm on the right track."
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"Mr. Dillon,"
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"excuse me for asking,"
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"but I noticed your leg gives you trouble."
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"- Is that an old football injury? - Well, that's how it started."
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"Years ago, Kreuger was coach of the team, and he put me back in before it was healed. I'm lucky I can walk."
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"Then you didn't like Mr. Kreuger very much, did you?"
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"I hated his guts, but I didn't kill him."
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"Zak Farrell's injury has jeopardized his career too. It's depressing."
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"Yeah. Of course, that makes your stock worth more."
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"Well, how can that be?"
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"I understood he's very good. He was."
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"But he's also the highest paid man on the team."
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"Right now he's dead weight. It's a matter of pure economics."
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"[Whistle Blows]"
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"[Man] Hut. Hut."
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"[Laughing] What are you, tryin' out for the team, Mrs. Fletcher?"
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"Oh, just getting my daily exercise."
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"You know, I've been watching you, and you've got pretty good wind for an old broad."
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"Uh, I'm sorry. I meant you're very well preserved."
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"Ooh, uh..."
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"No, no. What I mean is is that..."
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"I know what you mean, Tank. And thanks for the compliment."
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"- Too bad about Zak. - Yeah, I can't hardly believe it."
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