Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I can think of that might be able to do it.

[shoes clatter to floor]

[woman, with Russian accent] "I'm a good player, but I play people half my age."

-What about the other bishop here? -For Christ's sakes.

It must be exciting.

Anger clears my head.

If you get locked into one idea, like this king knight pawn, say,

Be careful, Beth.

You have to get past me first.

I let him do it to me.

I'll turn it down after this. I just…

What's her name?

I-I know… I know you're better than me.

-I thought maybe the two of you were-- -No, we weren't.

[sports commentator speaking indistinctly on radio]

[drum solo playing]

What advice would you give to any young players

I could beat Borgov with a little more work.

[jazz music playing loudly on radio]

…the other pawn falls.

You've helped me realize something.

It's check once the pawn moves, and the knight trades.

Which, admittedly, is not a lot. [chuckles]

Did you have a second?

I can tell, on the first move,

And then he retired at 22.

-You're welcome. -Beth, take a look at this.

Now, you know Diderot?

-Sorry. -[Danny] Don't be.

Not Harry Beltik.

♪ In the mornin' A fever all through the night ♪

♪ Teach me tonight ♪

Let's play chess.

"The pride and the sorrow of chess."

Or we could play some skittles, or blitz,

After you lost your mom.

I've read that one.

-I felt like a fool. -I know that feeling.

♪ When you put your arms around me ♪

♪ What a lovely way to burn ♪

-[pieces clacking rapidly] -[button clicking]

What actually happened, not what could have happened.

Margaret. [chuckles awkwardly] Right. Hi.

-♪ Not your steppin' stone ♪ -♪ Ah, ah, ah, ah ♪

I really appreciate how you're taking this.

Well, Margaret Johnson now. [chuckles]

-[Beth] Hm. -I won't be coming by so much.