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Clips from Sanford and Son (1972) - The Suitcase Case (S01E01)

"That's the part I'm not too sure about."
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"Then you don't know it. I'm gonna call the police."
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"If you can't figure out the combination to that safe, they can get in there."
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"Hello. Operator? Let me have the police, please?"
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"Listen. Just don't call the police."
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"Police are police. What difference does it make?"
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"- You're just try... Hello. Police? - Ask for Smitty."
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"I wonder if I can speak to Officer Smith or Swanhauser."
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"Yeah, they know us. And tell 'em it's important."
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"Thank you."
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"They're not on duty yet."
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"In the meantime, would you please try and come up with that combination?"
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"Just settle on one pair of glasses and be done with it."
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"- You always go through this. - I need all these glasses."
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"Some of'em are for TV. Some of'em for reading."
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"And some of'em for sewing."
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"These are the glasses to help me find the glasses that I need to find."
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"Here they are. Come on over here."
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"I'll show you how to do it."
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"See, I had a way of remembering."
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"A system, like."
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"- And World War II ended in '45, right? - That's right."
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"And what year was the riots in Watts? '65. Correct?"
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"Correct."
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"That ain't it."
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"You don't know it. You don't know nothing."
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"Wait. I remember. I saw George Raft do this in a movie once."
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"and he was the only one that knew the combination to a safe..."
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"where some very important government papers were."
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"So he leaned over by the safe and put his ear near it..."
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"so he could hear the tumblers."
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"There's the police now, and you still don't know the number."
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"Who is it, Lamont? Is it Smitty or Swanee?"
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"Lamont, who is it? Is it... Great day in the mornin'!"
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"Shut up. Get your hands in the air."
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"The other one."
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"It's the phone."
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"- Were you expecting a call? - I wasn't expecting a call. Were you?"
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"I wasn't expecting a call. Were you?"
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"- We weren't expecting no call. - Shut up!"
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"Just keep your mouth closed and answer that phone."
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"Come on. And make it fast."
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"- Who's Swanee? - He's a friend of ours."
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"He was named after the river."
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"And I'm coordinatin'."
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"And when I coordinate, I get breathless."
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"I know I called you. And when I called you, I needed you."
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"But I don't need you no more."
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"You picked up a suitcase in an alley, right?"
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"- Did you see me, and did you follow me? - Why? Did you see me follow you?"
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"No, I didn't see you follow me. Did you see him follow me?"
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"I didn't see him follow you. Did you see him see you followin' him?"
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"It's here, but my father locked it in the safe..."
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"It's just pop right out of your mind. You know?"
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"Isn't that true, son? You just forget it. And you know you know it."
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"You heard him. Open it."
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"And get it out fast. Come on."
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"Let me have it."
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"Shut up."
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"- Give me some rope. - Rope?"
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"- Rope. For tying people up. - We don't have no rope."
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"- You thinking of junk... - Over in the bureau..."
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"- Yeah, I know how to tie. - Well, tie."
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"Here. Tie it around his mouth."
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"Get back. Get back out of sight. Come on!"
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"Come here. You answer it. Get rid of'em fast."
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"Tell 'em you're closed. You got that?"
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"We're following through on your request for possible assistance."
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"What's the matter, Fred? You got something in your eye?"
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"Yeah, it's the smog. The smog is real bad today."
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"If everything's okay, we're gonna split."
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"Yes, that's progress for you. They can send a man to the moon..."
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"but they can't do anything about your burning eyes."
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"- Swanee, let's go. - This is a serious human problem."
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"- We're an endangered species. - We'll see you, Fred."
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"Come on. Get over here. Get over here, you! Get over to the table."
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"Don't look out the window. And no yelling. You got that?"
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"I didn't hear what you said after you said "sit down. ""
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"- Right on. - That's ours."
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"Shut up!"
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"I tried. I tried, Lamont."
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"I tried to signal Smitty and Swanee."
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"But, you know, he had a gun in my back. What could I do?"
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"That's easy for you to say."
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"Smitty, Swanee, you caught him."
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"Your erratic behavior at the door aroused our suspicion..."
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"so we staked out for further surveillance."
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"You were acting kind of weird, so we hung around."
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"Shut up! Shut up! Shut up!"
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"How would you like one across your lip?"
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"Hold me, Brother Smith."
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"I'm sure glad they held on to him 'cause I'd have had to hurt him."
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"See that, son?"
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"You see, people can talk with their eyes."
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"Seem like..."
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"Seem like you trying to say something to me now."
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"Would you say that again?"
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"Can you furnish the precise time the suspect executed his forced entry..."
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"into the above-described premises?"
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"What time did the cat bust into your pad?"
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"It was about 3:30."
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"It always says 3:30."
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"But it still ain't a bad buy for nine dollars."
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"Eight dollars?"
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"- What was the time? - It was 3:30. I checked my watch."
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"I told him put it in the safe. It'll be safe until y'all came to pick it up."
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"I had the satchel. Come over here. I'll show you what I did."
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"See? I put the satchel right here in the Wells Fargo..."
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"And then it was safe."
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"Open the safe."
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"See, I saw George Raft in a picture once."
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"I just remembered."
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"He died before he could get it open."
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"Sanford and Son is recorded on tape before a live studio audience."
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"but it looks like I might have to because I'm going to have a baby."
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"Put that paper down and help me unload this truck."
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"That's our business, isn't it?"
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"What do you mean, how long have I been with you?"
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"Don't you know people put garbage in stuff like this?"
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"that you got to return it or give it back."
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