Lt. Columbo:
There's just one more thing, sir!
Dr. Ray Flemming:
Lieutenant, if there's any further way I can be of assistance to you...
Lt. Columbo:
Oh, no, no, no, you just make out that list, that'll be fine, Doc.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
Thank you.
Lt. Columbo:
Oh, oh, one more thing, before I forget...
Lt. Columbo:
Lieutenant Columbo.
Burt Gordon:
My name's Gordon. I'm with the District Attorney's Office.
Lt. Columbo:
Yes sir, I know.
Burt Gordon:
I appreciate it. Anything you can do for Dr. Flemming, he's a good friend of mine.
Lt. Columbo:
I'll try.
Burt Gordon:
Any, uh, any progress so far?
Lt. Columbo:
Well, it's, uh, still a little early, but, uh, you know, sooner or later, something usually breaks.
Burt Gordon:
Mmm-hmm. Well, let's make that "sooner," right, Lieutenant?
Lt. Columbo:
Try my best.
Burt Gordon:
Yeah, I'm sure you will.
Burt Gordon:
I don't think I have to remind you that this could be... quite the little feather in your cap. Wrap it up and everybody's happy. Lieutenant?
Lt. Columbo:
Um, yeah, I'm sorry. I was, uh, I was just thinking about something.
Burt Gordon:
What was that?
Lt. Columbo:
No, it's nothing important. It's, uh, Dr. Flemming, he didn't call to his wife when he came back to his apartment.
Burt Gordon:
I don't follow you.
Lt. Columbo:
Oh, well, I was in the bedroom. I was checking some things, and I heard him open the front door, and he didn't say anything, and... gee, it's funny how people are different, isn't it? Now you take myself, when I come home from a trip, uh, the first thing I do is I say, "Honey, you here?"
Burt Gordon:
Exactly what is your point, Lieutenant?
Lt. Columbo:
Point? Oh, I wasn't making a point.
Burt Gordon:
It sounded to me as if you were. You heard the man admit that he had an argument with his wife. He probably still had a chip on his shoulder this morning.
Lt. Columbo:
I was only tryin' to...
Burt Gordon:
Lieutenant, I have already told you that Dr. Flemming is a close, personal friend of mine. Now I hope he's not going to be annoyed by a lot of tactless remarks, especially at a time like this.
Lt. Columbo:
Well, I'm sorry, Mr. Gordon. I guess I shouldn't have mentioned it.
Burt Gordon:
I think a toast is in order. To our host and hostess on the tenth anniversary of their horrible mistake.
[Carol Flemming makes a sound of protest]
Dr. Ray Flemming:
You'd better rephrase that, counselor.
Burt Gordon:
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Pleasure, Your Honor. To the two finest people I ever knew. Here's to ten more years of happiness!
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Joan Hudson:
I had to see you. When I'm alone, I don't know, I... I get confused.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
Second thoughts?
Joan Hudson:
A few.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
It's a natural reaction, under the circumstances.
Joan Hudson:
I keep wishin' there were some other way.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
There isn't.
Joan Hudson:
But, if you talked to her... if I talked to her...
Dr. Ray Flemming:
Joan, don't be naive. We have one alternative. We decided that a long time ago.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
I didn't think you'd be up.
Carol Flemming:
Don't bother to undress. You're sleeping in the guest room. I've turned down the bed.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
Carol...
Carol Flemming:
I think you should know I'm calling my lawyers in the morning.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
It's been a long day. Do we have to start on that again?
Carol Flemming:
You'll have to indulge me just this one last time, dearie. It's lucky for you I'm too well-bred to throw a tantrum.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
All right. Fire away.
Carol Flemming:
Six months ago, I gave you a choice. Between me and your... oh, how shall I put it? Extracurricular activity.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
I made that choice.
Carol Flemming:
I wanted a husband in fact, not just in appearance. If you refused I'd divorce you.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
There was a catch to that, as I recall.
Carol Flemming:
Well, naturally, you don't think I'm going to make it easy for you? I'd create as much scandal as I possibly could for you and ruin your practice entirely.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
Aside from taking every penny that I've got.
Carol Flemming:
Those were my terms! You accepted them... until tonight.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
Are you sure of everything? Shall I do it over again?
Joan Hudson:
No, I don't want to talk about it anymore!
Dr. Ray Flemming:
Ah, but it will be fine, I promise you. Just pretend you're working on a role, right down to the props.
Carol Flemming:
[talking about their friend Burt Gordon] I never saw anyone work as hard, including you.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
But I didn't have to. My wife had a rich father.
Carol Flemming:
[smiling] And you married me for my money.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
Not yours, darling. Your father's.
Carol Flemming:
[moments before she is strangled by her husband] Our second honeymoon may be better than our first.
Lt. Columbo:
[first words ever said by Columbo] Dr. Flemming?
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:
Who are you?
Lt. Columbo:
Lieutenant Columbo, police.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
Well, what is it? Tell me!
Lt. Columbo:
Well, um, somebody broke in here and tried to kill her.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
[Flemming feigns shock for a moment when the words register] "Tried" to kill her?
Lt. Columbo:
That's right, Doctor. She's lucky she's still alive.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
[feigning relief] She's still alive! Well, where is she now? Is she conscious? Has she been able to say anything?
Lt. Columbo:
Well, I'm afraid not. She's been in a coma.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
Well, what's her condition right now? Oh, come on, I must know the truth!
Lt. Columbo:
It's not very good, Doctor. We only hope she comes to long enough to be able to talk to us.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
[after trying to get through hospital regulations in order to see his wife in intensive care] Hospital red tape.
Lt. Columbo:
Yeah, I know what you mean, Doctor.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
Well, let's get on with it.
Lt. Columbo:
Get on with what?
Dr. Ray Flemming:
*Your* red tape.
Lt. Columbo:
[reaching in his pockets] Oh, uh, a few questions for my report, Doc.
[searching other pockets]
Lt. Columbo:
Now, uh, you were in Mexico when this thing took place, and... uh... the dates there were... uh, gee, you don't have a pencil, do ya?
[Flemming hands him his pen]
Lt. Columbo:
Thanks. You know, my wife, she gives me one every morning, but I just can't seem to hold onto it.
Lt. Columbo:
There must be something wrong with me. I seem to bother people, to make them nervous.
Lt. Columbo:
I think I'm too suspicious. I don't trust people, that's my trouble.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
You're an intelligent man, Columbo, but you hide it.
Lt. Columbo:
What'd you say, Doc?
[pause]
Dr. Ray Flemming:
[laughs] You're a very funny man.
Lt. Columbo:
I wasn't trying to be funny.
Dr. Ray Flemming:
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