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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Jaded Joker (S02E02)

"I've got to get that show."
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"Don't want it that bad, Danny."
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"You're askin' for travelin' music to the nut house."
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"I can't help it. I want that show."
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"I've got to have it. You'll have it."
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"the biggest, the best."
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"They love you, baby."
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"They always have,"
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"and they always will."
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"( piano playing resumes )"
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"( telephone ringing )"
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"Hello?"
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"WOMAN ( on phone ): Hello, Mr. Ross?"
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"Speaking."
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"Mr. Goff closed the Bryant-Hallsy show"
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"at 3 this afternoon."
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"He used you to get the deal,"
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"but you're not doing it, Mr. Ross."
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"What? What'd you say? ( click )"
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"Wait a minute. Hello?"
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"Hello? Speak up."
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"Hello--?"
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"I can't believe it."
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"What, Danny? What?"
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"I don't get the show."
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"But Charlie Goff promised you."
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"She said he sold me down the river. Who?"
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"Some dame. I don't know."
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"( ominous theme playing )"
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"We'd better check that."
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"( ominous theme swells )"
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"( laughs )"
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"We closed it this afternoon, that's right."
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"The Bryant-Hallsy account is mine,"
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"all $8 million worth."
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"Absolutely on the level."
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"Of course you can check it."
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"( chuckles )"
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"I could hardly believe it myself."
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"Where was I, Miss Hiller?"
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""Bryant-Hallsy is one of the biggest"
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"soap companies in the world.""
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"Hold it."
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""Its executive board"
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"considered my proposal and found it--""
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"Times?"
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"Mr. Riller, please."
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""--so absolutely perfect that they're--""
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"Joe? Charlie Goff."
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"I got an exclusive for you."
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"I just got the Bryant-Hallsy account."
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"( indistinct speaking over phone )"
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"On my mother's grave. Eight million bubbly bucks."
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"( speaking continues )"
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"How?"
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"It'll have to pay off sooner or later."
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"I sat there listening to him blowing to the newspapers."
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"I couldn't stand it any longer, I just couldn't."
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"The thief-- The lying thief."
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"Thief?"
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"He stole a year's work from you."
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"Well, they won't arrest him for that."
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"There's no law about breaking a promise."
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"How can you be so calm about it?"
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"Lisa, I have no choice,"
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"just an impressive title."
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"My job is simply to dream up ideas"
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"for the jaded tastes of his clients."
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"But this entire Bryant-Hallsy idea was your own."
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"You did it on your own time."
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"A vice president doesn't have any time of his own."
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"At least, that's what a court would say."
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"He promised you a big percentage of the profits."
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"Yes, but not in writing."
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"Look, we can't let this happen."
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"We've got to do something about it."
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"Lisa, I am gonna do something about it,"
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"but I need a little more time."
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"( buzzes )"
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"( sighs )"
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"Yes?"
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"GOFF ( over intercom ): Is Miss Hiller with you?"
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"Yes."
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"If she's not too busy, I'd like to finish dictating."
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"I'll tell her."
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"I won't go back there. I'm quitting."
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"Lisa, not until I tell you."
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"Why?"
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"Well..."
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"I-- I just want you to stay in that office."
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"Please."
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"Is he in?"
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"GOFF: Well, well, well."
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"Danny boy, am I glad to see you."
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"Great news, positively fabulous."
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"You'll be reading about it in the papers tomorrow."
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"You were supposed to call me at 4:00."
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"No chance yet."
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"Been busy as a dog chasin' four rabbits."
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"How about a drink?"
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"What happened?"
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"Heh! I just closed the Bryant-Hallsy deal."
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"Yeah, I'll bet you have."
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"They're signing you for the next show we put together."
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"What about this one?"
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"This show isn't for you, Danny."
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"That's not what you said three months ago."
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"Three months is a long time ago."
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"I remember every word. So does he."
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"Tell him what he said, Freddie."
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""This is the perfect show for you, Danny.""
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""The one we've been waiting for,"
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"and it's perfect for your old sponsor, Bryant-Hallsy.""
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""They love you. You love them.""
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"I said the next show."
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"I set this one up for you."
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"This one, not the next one. This one!"
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"I told you, they wouldn't buy you, Danny."
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"They said you were old stuff,"
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"deader than last season's jokes."
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