Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

David, why are we here? What are we looking for?
...1Is gonna make any difference or make that otherwise.
I never have danced with a guy.
...I thought perhaps $10,000 might facilitate your efforts...
That doesn't explain the second time.
It's a free country, Miss Kendall. You're over 18.
I intend to ensure the outcome.
Miss Hayes.
...and he works at St. Matthews Medical Centre.
When did you last change these sheets?
-She got cold feet? -Real cold.
I'm sorry, Mr. Kendall...
-Did what you did. -No, I do, I did.
...to dig up some dirt. Let's hear what you got.
I was? I am? I are?
My money.
...leensy, tinsy, nitpicky question mark...
...and the next...
Kind of brush my lips against it.
...and each stepped forward to spare the other's life.
...how much I appreciate your respect for my feelings.
Marriage Enders. You propose, we dispose.
This is not the way I live my life.
The two of us are the only people that know what happened.
Is that what I am? Just the best thing you can find for the moment?
Twenty-two, tall, intelligent but not bookish...
You're a good listener. You ought to be a bartender.
...with some interesting numbers.
Boy meets girl...
So what if it takes time? We'll work it out.
I feel a little weird myself, but it's a good weird.
Well, it's a place to start.
Robert Murphy, twice divorced, each marriage lasted under a year.
You'll have to leave, Mr. Kendall.
If it is, if it makes you feel any better, I'll find a job somewhere else.
I've been one with this chair for the better part of the morn.
Before that, unemployed for six months.
It's a good thing we let them stamp our hands last time we left.
Mind if we ask you a few questions?
...and I really didn't come dressed for the party.
What's wrong with something that's good right now?
I told no one.
I just lashed out, Mr. Addison.
At least, that's the way I hear it.
To protect Robert?
I don't remember where exactly, or what I was doing...
You're bribing us to falsify our investigations...
David, don't think I don't know.
I always say things like that. It's what I do.
...with the pain of my illness.
My mother died a long time ago and I'm his only child...
...then he would agree to the marriage.
Very pleasurable, as a matter of fact.
I called Mr. Murphy at the saloon he's employed by...
...is that you take it to the police.
...but there is one...