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

"You all know what happened this week,"
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"but that doesn't mean a damn thing once we get on that field."
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"Everybody's figurin' us for a bunch of losers."
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"Maybe we are."
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"You guys are gonna have to decide that for yourselves."
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"That's all I got to say."
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"Barney."
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"Clyde Pace."
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"What's my limit?"
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"I'd give my left arm to be out there with the guys."
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"Oh, I think Coach Pattillo was using reverse psychology."
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"[Clyde] I just hope it isn't a laugher."
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"Oh, good luck. Don't you worry, Mrs. Fletcher. We're gonna win this one for you."
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"[Chuckles]"
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"[Announcer] The Leopards needed a first down almost as much as they needed Zak Farrell."
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"They're having one of those days when nothing seems to go right."
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"Now that they've got the ball, let's see what they can do with it."
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"So far they've fumbled it twice, lost it to interception and missed a field goal."
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"[Phone Rings]"
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"[Announcer] It's airborne!"
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"And the pass is complete."
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"Telephone for you, Mr. McCord. I'm watching the game here."
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"They said it was an emergency. [Announcer] Hacklemer is on his way. He goes out of bounds on the 20 yard line."
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"This better be good."
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"McCord. [Woman With Nasally Voice] Mr. McCord, this is Sylvia at the cleaners."
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"Who? The cleaners. The boss won't let me go home until I tell you."
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"Tell me what? That jacket you brought in has one brass button missing."
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"What? The boss was very insistent that I tell you it was missing when you brought it in."
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"So's you won't think that we lost it."
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"I understand. Thank you for the call. You're welcome."
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"[Announcer] And it's sack time. We'll never know what Rhodes intended to do with the ball."
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"It looked like he couldn't make up his mind and simply held onto it."
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"[Nasally Voice] Looking for this?"
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"The lady from the cleaners."
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"I had a chat with your butler."
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"With a little encouragement, he told me he'd taken your blazer to the cleaners."
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"And the cleaners told you a button was missing?"
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"Actually, no."
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"This one belongs to me."
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"You never lost one at all."
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"That part I made up."
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"- To see if I'd take the bait? - Only one place you'd come looking for it."
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"Where you murdered Mr. Kreuger."
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"I am very impressed, Mrs. Fletcher. Oh, don't be."
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"This really wasn't an original idea."
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"When I was in Los Angeles, a button actually did trip up a killer."
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"I thought it might work again."
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"Well, it seems I've underestimated your tenacity."
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"[Chuckles] It takes more than locking me in a steam room to scare me off."
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"I'll remember that in the future."
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"Still want to buy my shares? [Chuckles]"
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"So I wanted a football team."
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"Every man should have a hobby."
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"I had managed quietly to buy up the other 48%, but Kreuger wouldn't sell."
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"Fundamental. Eliminate the competition."
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"That was very clever getting rid of Zak Farrell's contract in the same stroke."
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"Well, Lockwood told me about the pressure Kreuger was putting on Zak about the kid."
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"So I knew he'd start a fight at the party. I already had the watch."
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"I was going to do it after the party."
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"But the game plan changed when Kreuger went home."
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"You have to take advantage of the turnovers."
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"Left me with a tighter alibi."
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"Kreuger was already dead when you typed that note and left it on the door for Zak."
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"I had to type it twice. The first one got wet."
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"I'm curious about one thing."
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"How did you figure it out?"
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"Partly luck, partly deduction."
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"I realized you couldn't drown a man like Kreuger without getting wet..."
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"even if he were unconscious."
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"Suddenly it came to me."
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"You changed your blazer."
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"I didn't think it would be that noticeable."
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"Blame it on Tank Mason's camera."
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"He tacked these up on the bulletin board."
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"You were wearing a single-breasted blazer when I arrived..."
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"and a double-breasted blazer later on in the party."
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"Conclusion: You got the first one wet."
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"I suppose you waited until after the party to move the body."
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"The key to his private entrance was in his pocket."
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"We made quite a mess here. Had a devil of a time cleaning it up."
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"Yes. The carpet is wet. No plan is perfect."
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"One has to keep improvising."
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"Are you planning to drown me too?"
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"No. I think they'll find you in the ashes when this house burns down."
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"Well, time does fly, and I want to get back to the game."
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"Hold it right there, McCord."
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"I have nothing to say till I've seen my attorney. Seems like you already said it all."
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"Book him. Murder one."
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"I think the price of my stock just hit bottom."
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"Mrs. Fletcher, did you have to stand there and keep talkin'?"
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"We've missed most of the second half. Now there's no time to get back there now."
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"[Announcer] You'll never see another ending like that, fans."
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"With the Leopards down 21-7,"
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"a minute and 30 seconds left on the clock,"
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"the Leopards score on a 72-yard bomb."
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"On the kickoff Tank Mason knocks the ball loose... They won."
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"That's wonderful. Yeah."
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"Then the Leopards recover their own onside kickoff and score a field goal... Yeah, that's just wonderful."
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"Take it easy."
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"She drives just like you."
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"Naturally. If she's gonna be the first female quarterback, she's gonna have to be fast."
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"[Chuckling]"
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"Well, that was a very exciting ride."
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"Zak, I understand you're gonna try your hand at management."
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"Well, I've decided to throw in with Pattillo and some others and buy Mavis's stock."
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"It isn't gonna be like playing, but I'm still in the game."
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"Uh, we're gonna be sort of partners, Jessica."
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"I'm afraid not, Zak."
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"I really have to concentrate on my writing in Cabot Cove."
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"And, you know, I don't think I'll ever understand the finer points of football."
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"You're not selling your stock. Oh, no, no, no, no."
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"No. I've arranged to put my stock in trust..."
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"for Jill."
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"Oh. I... I don't know what to say."
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"How can we thank you?"
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"Well, there's no time for that, and I have to catch my plane."
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"Now you and your father are going to be partners,"
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"so will you write to me and tell me how he's doing?"
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