Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I wouldn't know. I've been here for five days, and for five straight nights,

??[Lounge Piano]

- [All] No. - Well, which one of you saw the killing?

and maybe a few of Howard's friends.

We all heard it, Mrs. Fletcher. With the door closed. With the door open. With music.

Now I'm getting stubborn.

[Sighs] Anyway, I met him in New York...

No reasonable person could assume for one moment that I had anything to do with Al's death.

and I guess it just sort of got in his blood.

She is determined to get Howard off the hook by putting someone else on.

I'd prefer the privacy of my dressing room.

- Yeah. Ralph, you got anything on that gun yet? - [Knocking]

If what you say is true, he could've been shot before Freddy went on the stage.

- Could I give you a lift? - Oh, I know you.

J.B. Fletcher. Oh, really?

and we would really like a table.

Well, I think it made a better impression on the judge.

Oh, just wanted to wish Mr. York a speedy recovery and, uh... [Bill] "And"? And what?

- Now, I'd like to see Howard. - You can't see him, Mrs. Fletcher. He's in the lockup.

There's no bullet hole in this pillow. But this pillow was not in this room when we discovered the body.

Ms. Fletcher, I don't know what to say. I'll tell you what to say.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

Well, thank you. I've been thinking Lourdes. [Chuckles]

Frankly, Barbara, I don't know how I could ever run this club without you,

What do you think, Aunt Jessica?

I hope my arms don't get tired.

Just be patient. Yeah, well, I've been patient for about six months.

Will you lighten up? I mean, you both know I was onstage when Drake got hit.

- And what about Hawaii? - Well, we'll just have to forget about that.

Look, I'm not saying he won't play the club. Al, Freddy loves you.

Then someone put this pillow in here after the investigation.

but I've got a new job lined up, sellin' real estate.

Gosh, it must have been about a year ago.

Well, see, I finished my act, and I went back to his office to quit and get my money...

would you like to pretend that you're Mrs. Smith tonight?"

Lieutenant, would you help me to demonstrate something?

It's not a very good view of the stage.

I think you're jerkin' my string, Al, that's what I think.

Tonight, you be there, or you don't see a dime, you got that?

It was only supposed to be for two weeks. I was gonna quit before Victoria got out here.

Howard has been working.

when York was playing the drums on the stage.

You told her that you had a job with an insurance firm.