Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

A body could get lost down here.

I said I'd take your place. I even offered to shower.

...of feeling scared all the time.

You see, Velma's been dead some 40 years.

-That really is your colour. -Herbert!

This is a lovely office.

You know, lately I've been feeling like someone is watching me all the time.

What the two of you did was both foolish and dangerous.

I assume Miss Hayes has filled you in on the case?

...noises in the night, noises that came from rooms that we knew were empty.

-The last what in where? -Out. Go. Get. Leave.

So I'd just like to know why I'm still answering phones...

-Herbert, I resent that. -Good. Resent away.

Your phone's being tapped. We'll solve any problem--

She was alone in that room.

Come on. Rise and shine.

This is great Agnes. I really appreciate this.

I'm Madelyn Hayes. This is my associate, David Addison.

Trying to drive her crazy with all this ghost stuff. But why?

-You don't need a lawyer. -That policeman...

Doctor, what you said before...

Perhaps. But you see, the man who built this house...

You mean, you didn't scream?

Now, tell me about this case.

-I know you're not gonna like this. -We should help her.

-We know. -You misrepresented yourself...

When Margaret shot Jake, accidentally...

You're trying to impress Miss Hayes and Mr. Addison.

-Type? -I know what you're doing.

-l am on a case. -You are a case.

I love my husband but I am so tired...

But I saw it. Your name and Blue Moon's embossed right on it.

I don't go anywhere without it.

...before I'd get a shot at stuff like this.

Hope you don't take this the wrong way:

Why are you competing with me?

It was as if I was falling, down, down.

She just left our office. I just saw her drive up.

-He received you. -He had no choice.

This house is sitting on a lake of high-grade crude.

I'll be along in a couple of brandies.

-Well, she's not in. -Oh, no.

This is the last time I'm going to put up with this nonsense.

For crying out loud. Margaret?