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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Buried Clock (S02E02)

"Very well. Proceed."
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"I believe he testified"
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"headed for Dr. Blane's."
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"Concentrating, you know."
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"( scoffs )"
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"having served in the Navy as a photographer."
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"one film holder with another."
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"I guess."
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"an exposed shot of yourself."
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"Now, Mr. Strague,"
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"very near the camera."
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"I went along with the scopolamine"
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"to get the money,"
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"Your Honor, the defense rests."
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"you had no idea how that footprint business"
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"They started with a badger game to shake down Sue Hardisty,"
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"when they saw Jack Hardisty with all that money."
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"Yes, Gertie?"
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"Dr. Blane."
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"( alarm clock ringing )"
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"( laughing )"
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"( noirish jazz theme playing )"
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"( soft upbeat theme playing )"
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"Well, if you're going to be at your lodge all summer,"
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"Dr. Blane, I guess I'd better not send any mail"
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"to your house here in the city."
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"Well, no harm if you do."
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"The house here in town is still open."
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"Sue likes to drop in once in a while."
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"( chuckles )"
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"Glad to get away from her house, I guess."
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"Come to think of it, I haven't seen Sue for long time."
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"Me either."
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"Well, you know the old saying:"
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"Marry a daughter, lose a daughter."
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"I practically wouldn't see her at all"
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"if she and Jack weren't spending the weekends"
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"up at the lake with me."
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"Oh, uh, Jack."
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"This money is all in order. Will you lock it up?"
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"Sure thing, Mr. Randall."
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"How's that son-in-law of mine behaving?"
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"Oh, uh, he's doing fine."
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"That's the sickest "fine" I've heard in a long time."
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"You don't have to lie to me, Randall,"
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"just because I'm chairman of the board here."
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"* Big ones for me Da-da dum, da-da dum *"
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"* Big ones for me Little ones for you *"
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"* Big ones for me Da-da dum, da-da dum *"
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"* Little ones for you Da-da dum, da-da dum *"
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"Mm-hm."
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"Mm-hm."
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"Well, then you think I should call the board meeting"
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"after the bank examiners are finished here next week?"
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"RANDALL: Yes, I do."
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"Well, that's it, Mr. Randall, all nailed down."
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"All right, Jack. See ya Monday."
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"Aren't you coming up to the lake for the weekend?"
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"Sure."
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"Got my bag all packed. See?"
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"Sue went ahead without me."
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"Well, fine."
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"Will you be there for dinner?"
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"Yeah, I think I will be."
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"But if I'm not, you go ahead and start without me, hm?"
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"( ominous theme playing )"
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"( soft dramatic theme playing )"
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"Well, where have you been?"
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"Well, honey, I had something to do."
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"Well, Jean and Phil Strague are inside."
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"Will you try to be fairly civil while they're here?"
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"Well, Sue, when have I ever been otherwise, huh?"
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"( door opens )"
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"Hi, Jean. Hi."
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"Phil."
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"Hi. Wanna shoot some bridge?"
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"I'll even take my sister as a partner."
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"Oh, Phil."
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"That sounds very exciting,"
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"Is your father here? In the study."
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"Oh, uh, by the way, honey, don't block the door."
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"I may come out faster than I go in."
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"Oh, Jack."
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"( knock on door )"
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"Yeah?"
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"Doc?"
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"Well, who did you expect?"
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"I got something to say to ya, doc, if you got a minute."
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"All right. What is it?"
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"Beautiful night, huh?"
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"Yeah. What do you want?"
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"That's doc, right down to brass tacks."
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"No small talk."
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"( chuckles )"
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"Well, I guess maybe it's the best idea."
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"Don't prolong the agony."
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"Uh, doc, I got a--"
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"What is it this time?"
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"Well, the fact is, I seem to have stolen"
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"a little money from the bank."
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"( sighs )"
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"I might have known."
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"How much?"
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"Just about all of it, I guess."
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"All the cash, that is."
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"About a hundred grand."
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"What?! You miserable--"
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"Now, doc, don't get upset."
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"You know how bad it is for ya."
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"I haven't spent it yet."
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"It's a good thing. You'd better not, either."
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"That is, not all of it."
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"What do you mean?"
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"Well, I kinda made some investments, you know--"
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"Investments! You mean horse races."
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"Now, look, doc, you play the stock market."
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"I mean, if you got a stock that goes up, you win."
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"If it goes down, you lose."
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"Go on."
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"Well, it's gonna come to light Monday, you know,"
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