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00:00:00The

00:00:30I'm sorry, you're getting out of trouble.

00:00:37Why would I be in trouble?

00:00:39You guys back from Vietnam, you get kind of restless, you know?

00:00:44Well, take it easy.

00:00:47Where are you headed?

00:00:49I'll tell Dr. Wellesley if it's okay with you.

00:00:52No, no, just checking.

00:00:55Hey, do me a favor, will you, Phil?

00:01:01Keep off my back.

00:01:04Sure thing.

00:01:07Hi.

00:01:25Hello, Fred.

00:01:27Fred, don't forget, we're expecting you tonight.

00:01:29Oh, I wouldn't miss a miss a minute.

00:01:32Frank, what time do I pick you up?

00:01:35Well, I'm doing the doctors at four.

00:01:37That shouldn't take too long.

00:01:39There's nothing really wrong with you, is there?

00:01:41No.

00:01:42You know, doctors, they're not happy unless they're making their little tests.

00:01:46Dr. Wellesley's a really fine doctor, isn't he?

00:01:49Quite a ladies' man, too, I'm told.

00:01:52Well, he's not my style.

00:01:55Bye, dear.

00:02:05Dr. Wellesley's office.

00:02:12Oh, yes.

00:02:15Well, how about, um, two on Monday?

00:02:22Fine, thank you.

00:02:25So, when do you start back to college?

00:02:29Oh, uh, as soon as Dr. Wellesley squares me away.

00:02:36By the way, Fred, I've been meaning to ask you,

00:02:38what do you tell people you're coming here for?

00:02:40Well, I'd just say I have an allergy.

00:02:43That's pretty good.

00:02:45We had one fellow who used to tell people it was for acne.

00:02:48Acne, that's more humiliating than what I have.

00:02:52Dr. Wellesley's office.

00:02:58No, I'm sorry, he's still out making house calls.

00:03:16I'm so glad you could get away.

00:03:18Darling, Frank's in your waiting room.

00:03:20I had to see you.

00:03:21I just had to see you.

00:03:32You know, it's funny.

00:03:34I've got a nurse who's supposed to chaperone me

00:03:36with my female patients, but here I am.

00:03:39Here you are involved with one.

00:03:40Not as involved as I'd like to be.

00:03:42Lisa, you will speak to Frank again, won't you?

00:03:46Won't do any good, he says no divorce.

00:03:49Have you tried offering him money?

00:03:51Stacks of it.

00:03:53You know, the trouble with Frank is that he's really a nice guy.

00:03:56All he wants to do is get along with me.

00:03:58Yes, but I want you, Lisa.

00:04:01I want you now.

00:04:03Not when Frank gets ready to release you.

00:04:08Well, Dr. Wellesley will fix you up if anybody can.

00:04:10Though to tell you the truth, I don't trust any of them.

00:04:14Doctors?

00:04:15Not a one.

00:04:18Well, I have a lot of confidence in Dr. Wellesley.

00:04:23You know, Frank said something odd the other night.

00:04:25What was that?

00:04:26Well, he said that you didn't inherit your father's practice,

00:04:28that you had to buy it from the estate.

00:04:31Yes.

00:04:32Matter of fact, that's true.

00:04:33It is.

00:04:35Well, my father wanted me to go into his practice right away with him,

00:04:37and I had a few things I had to get out of my system first.

00:04:41Yeah, I remember that.

00:04:42They say you can get a lot out of your system as a ship's doctor.

00:04:46It had its moments.

00:04:48But then after I got married,

00:04:49my wife wanted me to set up practice in her hometown.

00:04:52My father took it as kind of a personal rejection.

00:04:56He never knew her, did he?

00:04:58No, it might have been different if he had.

00:05:01But then she died, and he died.

00:05:05Poor baby.

00:05:06I've got to get back, Laura.

00:05:13Don't you hold you for another day?

00:05:16Thanks.

00:05:23I know I say that a lot, but I really mean it, thanks.

00:05:26Hmm?

00:05:27Oh, sure, sure, Frank.

00:05:30Most of the guys that pick the habit up in now have to go cold turkey,

00:05:33if they go at all.

00:05:34I really don't think I could take that, you know?

00:05:38I'm glad to help.

00:05:40Tomorrow, same time then?

00:05:41Yeah, sure.

00:05:44Hey, listen, I don't mean to bend your ear.

00:05:47I mean, I guess you got plenty on your mind without me.

00:05:50I suppose you could say that, Fred.

00:05:54Well, take it easy.

00:05:59Must be quite a markup on x-rays, Ron. You take so many of them.

00:06:00Only fair.

00:06:01Real profit is in imaginary ailments, one of our bestsellers.

00:06:05I'll bet.

00:06:06All right, Frank, I'll phone you when we get the results of your tests.

00:06:09Right.

00:06:10Oh, by the way, I, uh...

00:06:13I took a business trip a couple of weeks ago

00:06:16to Yeagerstown.

00:06:18Yeagerstown?

00:06:19Mm-hmm.

00:06:20Mm-hmm.

00:06:21How long were you in practice back there?

00:06:22Oh, about five years.

00:06:23Is that right?

00:06:24Five years.

00:06:26Yes, you're well remembered back in Yeagerstown.

00:06:28Yes, you're well remembered back in Yeagerstown.

00:06:29Mm-hmm.

00:06:30Mm-hmm.

00:06:31How long were you in practice back there?

00:06:33Oh, about five years.

00:06:35Is that right?

00:06:36Five years.

00:06:38Yes, you're well remembered back in Yeagerstown.

00:06:41Cheers, Tom.

00:06:57Glad you came, Fred.

00:06:58I'm glad to be here.

00:07:11You think Fred Kramer will be all right?

00:07:29He's hitting it pretty hard.

00:07:31No, I think he deserves a little fun.

00:07:34Lisa.

00:07:35Ron, I spoke to Frank.

00:07:37You'd better know we're going away.

00:07:39You're up for a few months.

00:07:41It's a common prescription for couples giving it another chance.

00:07:47What about us?

00:07:49Darling, it's because of us.

00:07:51We just have to stop.

00:07:53We haven't done anything.

00:07:55We would.

00:07:57We will.

00:08:03How did his test come out anyway?

00:08:05Oh, he's fine.

00:08:07He has a small cyst on his shoulder.

00:08:09I'll have to remove it.

00:08:11It's just a minor office procedure.

00:08:13Couldn't manage to lose him on the operating table, could you?

00:08:16That's nothing to joke about.

00:08:21No, of course not.

00:08:23Ron, I'm sorry about everything.

00:08:26Excuse me.

00:08:28Excuse me.

00:08:42How did you drink, Ron?

00:08:44You couldn't have timed it better.

00:08:48Having a good time?

00:08:49Yes, it's just fine.

00:08:51Good.

00:08:53Thank you, Frank.

00:08:54Cheers.

00:08:55Cheers.

00:09:00You dance as well, don't you?

00:09:02You, sir?

00:09:03Yes, I suppose so.

00:09:07You know, Ron, I...

00:09:10I did something recently of which I'm not particularly proud.

00:09:13Oh, what was that?

00:09:15I hired a private detective.

00:09:20You did? What for?

00:09:22I knew Lisa was interested in another man.

00:09:24Phil Proctor?

00:09:27I'm talking about you, Ron.

00:09:30Now, please, don't bother to confirm or deny it.

00:09:33I also had you checked out pretty thoroughly back in Yeagerstown.

00:09:38What for?

00:09:39Well, I was curious.

00:09:40I wanted to know more about certain stories I'd heard.

00:09:46About you and those strange deaths.

00:09:50I had to see this Dr. Waterbury while I was out in Yeagerstown.

00:09:55It was a bad break for you, really.

00:09:57Waterbury, eh?

00:09:59Not one of my biggest boosters.

00:10:01He said the people out there are pretty well convinced you were involved in both deaths.

00:10:05The mother-in-law and the wife.

00:10:07One after the other.

00:10:10In fact, the word he used was, uh...

00:10:13Murdered.

00:10:16Makes quite a story, doesn't it?

00:10:18I thought so.

00:10:19There isn't a single word of truth in it.

00:10:21Never was a shred of evidence.

00:10:23Not enough to bring you to court.

00:10:25Apparently enough to drive you out of town.

00:10:36Did Waterbury happen to tell you what this whole affair was based on?

00:10:40The awful fact that my mother-in-law died of a heart attack one year and...

00:10:44Helen died of the same cause the next.

00:10:47They wondered why you signed both death certificates yourself.

00:10:51It's not unusual.

00:10:53And why the quick cremations?

00:10:55It's what they wanted.

00:10:56Frank, if you check this out, you must know that the charges came from a cousin of Helen's who hoped to inherit their money.

00:11:04Yes, but the money did come to you, didn't it?

00:11:07Mother to daughter to you.

00:11:09They assumed that was the motive.

00:11:12You watch much television, Ron?

00:11:21No, not much. Why?

00:11:23Well, I guess the only thing I ever learned from it was the meaning of...

00:11:27M-O.

00:11:29M-O?

00:11:31Mm-hmm.

00:11:33Method of operation.

00:11:35Cop talk.

00:11:37The criminal's tendency to repeat a successful method.

00:11:42First, there was Carol Hanson, wasn't there?

00:11:45Your detective was pretty thorough, wasn't he?

00:11:50It is possible, isn't it, to imitate heart attack symptoms with certain drugs, like insulin.

00:11:58Carol Hanson died of a sudden heart attack, too.

00:12:01And you signed that death certificate.

00:12:03She was a stewardess. I was the ship's doctor.

00:12:05She was carrying your child, wasn't she?

00:12:07Could have been mine. I told them that at the time.

00:12:11Things do happen to your women, don't they?

00:12:13Look, Frank, I'm sick of defending myself against baseless charges.

00:12:16Now, you believe what you like. I couldn't care less.

00:12:20Now, that was the first false note.

00:12:23You were very good to it.

00:12:28How long do you think you'd last here in Woodfield if I were to spread this story around?

00:12:33Is that what you intend to do?

00:12:35I haven't told anyone yet.

00:12:37I don't see any reason why you'd want to.

00:12:39I don't, really.

00:12:40Well, then what's this all about?

00:12:42I can't imagine that I enjoy going through this old witch hunt all over again.

00:12:46The fact is, Ron, I'm, uh...

00:12:49I'm hoping for an accommodation with you.

00:12:52An accommodation?

00:12:53Mm-hmm.

00:12:55I'm hoping I can persuade you not to murder me.

00:12:57I'm hoping I can persuade you not to murder me.

00:12:58You're not serious, are you?

00:12:59I thought I was.

00:13:00I thought I was.

00:13:01For heaven's sakes, why would I want to kill you?

00:13:02Because I'm like the others.

00:13:03You're not serious, are you?

00:13:04I thought I was.

00:13:05Why would I want to kill you?

00:13:06Because I'm like the others.

00:13:07I'm in your way.

00:13:08You're not serious, are you?

00:13:09I thought I was.

00:13:11For heaven's sakes, why would I want to kill you?

00:13:15Because I'm like the others.

00:13:20I'm in your way.

00:13:21You're not serious.

00:13:22serious are you i thought i was for heaven's sakes why would i want to kill you because i'm like the

00:13:29others i'm in your way you're not serious why would you keep coming to me as a patient if you

00:13:35thought i was going to kill you oh i was safe enough as long as you thought there might be a

00:13:39divorce but you know better now you decided how i intend to do it like the others i think i'm a

00:13:50candidate for a heart attack you said as much yourself i told you there was no immediate cause

00:13:55for worry i worried i went to a heart specialist and had another ekg there's nothing wrong with my

00:14:04heart i hope he's right you know frank ekgs don't read as simply as market reports different men

00:14:12often get different readings i was sure there'd be some medical cop-out there usually is it's the

00:14:19strength of our profession

00:14:20i know i could be wrong about you ron

00:14:26that's the first nice thing you've said to me all day

00:14:30i realize it's been innocent with you and lisa so far

00:14:33but i can't allow this to go on

00:14:36the only thing that makes sense is for you to go

00:14:39go where

00:14:41anywhere away from waterfield

00:14:45oh come on frank you'll be gone by the time lisa and i get back from europe

00:14:50or i'll spread the word about your colorful past and drive you out of town

00:14:54you'd do that too wouldn't you believe me doctor

00:14:57right or wrong i won't roll over and play dead for you

00:15:01i suppose that means that

00:15:06now you won't want me to take care of that cyst for you

00:15:09i'd have to have it done anyway

00:15:11might seem peculiar if i were to suddenly change doctors

00:15:15but i should tell you i've taken certain precautions

00:15:18you're a detective

00:15:20no no i paid him off

00:15:23he gave me all i need

00:15:25look frank how do i get through to you

00:15:28i'm a doctor

00:15:30i don't deliberately kill people

00:15:33hey ron you got an emergency

00:15:45hospital sent me to get you

00:15:47come on we'll make better time in my car

00:15:48all right phil

00:15:49thanks for the game frank

00:15:52i enjoyed every minute of it

00:15:55doctor gerlich telephone please

00:16:02doctor gerlich

00:16:03doctor gerlich

00:16:21how is she

00:16:30we lost mrs sullivan

00:16:34oh it's a shame

00:16:35i'm gonna run you home now

00:16:37i need a couple of minutes

00:16:41i tell you

00:16:42why don't you go into the doctor's lounge

00:16:45and have a cup of coffee

00:16:46and i'll meet you there

00:16:47sure i'll wait for you

00:16:48to have a cup of coffee

00:16:54or

00:17:11this

00:17:15Oh, my God.

00:17:45Miss Regis, what time is Fred Kramer coming in for his treatment today?

00:17:50Good.

00:17:52Miss Regis, it's important that we get another test on Mr. Manning.

00:17:55The lab needs it. Have him come in this afternoon.

00:17:58We'll remove the cyst at the same time.

00:18:09Ah, better now.

00:18:11I never quite gotten used to losing a patient.

00:18:14Oh, come on, Ron, you're a good doctor.

00:18:18Yes, I suppose so, but it's hard not to feel that if I'd done my job a little bit better, that...

00:18:24Not as if I'd done it deliberately.

00:18:27Why would you have done that? Did she leave you any money or anything?

00:18:31Not that I know of.

00:18:34Is that a serious question?

00:18:36Remember Dr. Adams, the British doctor?

00:18:37They had him up for knocking on some of his patients just because they happened to remember him in their wills.

00:18:42It means that the jury found him innocent.

00:18:44You're not suggesting there's any connection, are you?

00:18:46No, no. I just got homicide on the brain.

00:18:49It's his course I'm taking. You know, the one for the exam for Captain.

00:18:53Yes, I was supposed to lend you a book on forensic medicine, wasn't I?

00:18:59Yeah. A lot of doctors have been murderers. You'd be surprised how big they've been in the field.

00:19:03One of the great traditions.

00:19:06Dr. Crippen, Dr. Palmer, Dr. Clements.

00:19:10Giants.

00:19:10I guess it's because it'll be so easy for a doctor, huh?

00:19:15You know, our instructor said an interesting thing once.

00:19:17He said,

00:19:18homicidal types like that, you've got to think of them like they're a loaded revolver,

00:19:21just waiting to be pointed at somebody.

00:19:29Cheerful thought.

00:19:31Phil, you've made my day.

00:19:34Well, you still got your mind off of things, right?

00:19:36Right through here, Mr. Manning, please.

00:19:38If you'll just remove your shirt, you can wait here.

00:19:42I hope he won't keep me waiting too long.

00:19:45Look, Mr. Manning, either the patient waits for him or he waits for the patient.

00:19:49Whose time is more valuable?

00:19:51Some of his patients do important work, too, you know.

00:19:54Dollar for dollar, I mean.

00:19:56Oh, I see what you mean, yes.

00:19:58In the healing arts, time is money.

00:20:01You're very funny.

00:20:03We take an oath.

00:20:04Cheer up the sick and dying.

00:20:08Well, there goes another one.

00:20:12Another what?

00:20:13Another patient.

00:20:15He howls every time we lose one.

00:20:18Your dog does?

00:20:20It's spooky how he knows.

00:20:23Doesn't do it very often, does he?

00:20:25Oh, now and then.

00:20:26Well, listen, you can't win them all.

00:20:29Now, Happy, you quiet down.

00:20:31Stop it, now. Quiet down.

00:20:33Now, Happy, you quiet down in there now.

00:20:36Be quiet.

00:20:36Oh, Doctor, Mr. Manning's waiting for you in the treatment room.

00:20:44And Fred Cramer will be here any moment.

00:20:46Lieutenant.

00:20:48Thank you, Miss Regis.

00:20:49Miss Regis, will you go quiet your dog?

00:20:51And I don't want to hear how Happy can always tell.

00:20:55So it's goodbye, Mrs. Sullivan, right?

00:20:57Yes.

00:20:58Come on in, Phil.

00:20:59I'll get you that boy.

00:21:00Let's see.

00:21:06I thought I had it somewhere here.

00:21:09Look, why don't I drop it off over at your place on my way back to the hospital, say around 6.30.

00:21:15Great, thanks.

00:21:18Come on, cheer up.

00:21:20You know, they all got to go sometime, huh?

00:21:22Yeah.

00:21:23Trouble is that we doctors are taught that we can save lives, and the only thing we can do really is to fight a rear-guard action against death.

00:21:32Sooner or later, we have to lose.

00:21:34I never thought of it that way.

00:21:36My father used to say, how nice it would be just once to be on the winning side.

00:21:45The winning side?

00:21:47The side of death.

00:21:49If the object was to kill the patient, that'd be the only way you'd be reasonably sure of success.

00:21:56The winning side, huh?

00:21:58You better not let your patient see you talk that way.

00:22:01You can be sure of that.

00:22:02I'll see you later.

00:22:06We do keep meaning to have you over for dinner, Phil.

00:22:14Oh, it's okay.

00:22:16I guess your husband doesn't like the idea that we used the date, huh?

00:22:19Before she was married.

00:22:21Oh, I know.

00:22:23Well, that was a long time ago.

00:22:26You know what's funny about people you've grown up with?

00:22:29I sometimes get the feeling that we're all still kids just pretending to be grown-ups.

00:22:33You pretending to be a cop.

00:22:37Ron pretending to be a doctor.

00:22:39And you?

00:22:41Pretending to be a woman, I guess.

00:22:44No, not you.

00:22:45Nobody can pretend that good, Lisa.

00:22:49You're nice.

00:22:51I'll see you.

00:22:51He's such a nice man.

00:23:00I always thought you could have done a lot worse.

00:23:05I did.

00:23:07Your tests were negative, but the lab forgot to do a blood sugar, so while you're here, I'll need another sample.

00:23:13Be my guest.

00:23:14You sure you're not worried about my M.O., some dread poison on the needle or something like that?

00:23:21No, but perhaps you'd better know about my precautions.

00:23:24Oh, perhaps I should.

00:23:26It's my will.

00:23:29I've left instructions that there's to be an autopsy, no matter what.

00:23:33They're to pay particular attention to the possible presence of any unusual drugs.

00:23:38My, my, my.

00:23:39You did all that, huh?

00:23:40If I do have a heart attack, Ron, it better be a legitimate one.

00:23:44Or the police will know about it.

00:23:46So, I can no longer safely murder you.

00:23:49That's right.

00:23:51Then I won't murder you.

00:23:53I was hoping you'd say that.

00:24:05Uh, you, uh, got me blocked.

00:24:07Well, any form of social protest is better than none, right?

00:24:13You mind moving it.

00:24:14I hate running into heroes.

00:24:16You're a funny cop, Phil.

00:24:18Like when Charlie Chaplin played Hitler.

00:24:19Hey, never.

00:24:20Well, go argue with the law.

00:24:33Romantic idea.

00:24:34Murder for love.

00:24:35If that's what it is.

00:24:39Is it Lisa you want, or just her inheritance?

00:24:42Is that the entire plot, that I kill you, marry her, and then kill her, too?

00:24:46You might.

00:24:48Oh, come on now, Frank.

00:24:49How many murders is that?

00:24:51Three in my past, and two more on my schedule?

00:24:55It does seem like a lot.

00:24:56But we have nothing to worry about anymore, do we?

00:25:01We never did.

00:25:04Frank, would you mind if I took care of Fred Kramer first, before we remove that cyst?

00:25:10No, if it doesn't take too long.

00:25:11No, not at all.

00:25:13You can wait right in here.

00:25:14It must be particularly hard for a doctor.

00:25:19What must?

00:25:20Being backed into a corner.

00:25:23Why particularly a doctor?

00:25:26I don't know.

00:25:27You must all develop something of a sense of omnipotence, if you don't start out with one.

00:25:34Scared, trusting people coming to you with their problems.

00:25:37You disposing of them with a quick scribble on your prescription pad.

00:25:41You all play God a little bit, don't you?

00:25:45Occupational hazard.

00:25:47But of course, we are called on to make life and death decisions sometimes.

00:25:52Not life and death, really.

00:25:55The patient's going to die anyway.

00:25:57A little sooner, or a little later, is all you decide.

00:26:02That's all God himself decides.

00:26:11That's all God.

00:26:41I had to have this, because while there's not much danger in it anymore,

00:26:58I had to be sure that hepatitis doesn't show up.

00:27:00That'd be from the needle, right?

00:27:02Your needle, not mine.

00:27:11How's it been going lately?

00:27:14Feel any impulse to get a fix?

00:27:16No.

00:27:17No, not since we started.

00:27:21Before, that was the scariest part.

00:27:24The arrogant feeling that it's me.

00:27:31And that I have to have it.

00:27:33And I'll do anything to get it, you know?

00:27:34It's not typical of just the addict.

00:27:46That attitude is not unknown to the rest of us.

00:27:53I'm going to give you a larger dose of the substitute this time.

00:27:56It might make you a little drowsy.

00:28:14It might be better if you rested here a while before you went home.

00:28:17Anything you say.

00:28:18Feel anything yet?

00:28:27No.

00:28:29Enough of them.

00:28:29Move around.

00:28:37Do me a favor, will you?

00:28:39Go over and poke the fire for me a bit.

00:28:43Sure.

00:28:43You know what would frighten me most about getting to have it?

00:29:04Vulnerability.

00:29:06An addict is like a sitting duck.

00:29:11Yeah.

00:29:11No.

00:29:12I'll put the poker back where you got it, please.

00:29:35Feeling it now?

00:29:42Man, it's like I shut up with the real stuff, you know?

00:29:49Yeah, it will sometimes.

00:29:53Take Fred upstairs and let him stretch out for a while, huh?

00:29:56Oh, sure, babe.

00:29:58Anybody else waiting out there for me?

00:30:00Only Mrs. Manning.

00:30:01She's waiting for her husband.

00:30:02She's waiting for her husband.

00:30:02Listen, it will be at least another hour.

00:30:27I'm sorry.

00:30:28Why don't you come back later?

00:30:30Well, that's all right.

00:30:30I did tell Frank I'd wait.

00:30:32It distracts me to know that you're here.

00:30:33Don't you understand that?

00:30:36Well, I'll go if you insist.

00:30:38Yes, please.

00:30:42Go to Mario's.

00:30:43Have a drink.

00:30:44Think about us.

00:30:46I'm trying not to.

00:30:48Still upset about Mrs. Sullivan?

00:31:12Never easy to lose a patient.

00:31:17Sure.

00:31:18But you mustn't let it get you down.

00:31:21Yes, I suppose you're right.

00:31:24After all, I...

00:31:25I have been on the winning side before.

00:31:28Of course you have.

00:31:30And I'll be on the winning side again.

00:31:33Attaboy.

00:31:42I'll be on the winning side.

00:32:12I'll be on the winning side.

00:32:14I'll be on the winning side.

00:32:37Well, that wasn't too bad.

00:32:53You did survive.

00:32:56I want you to rest here for about 15 minutes or so.

00:32:59Or my nurse will let you know when it's time for you to go home.

00:33:03You won't be here?

00:33:04No, I have to get back to the hospital.

00:33:05Make you feel safer?

00:33:08Don't let me drive you away.

00:33:12Just yet.

00:33:16All finished, are we?

00:33:18Oh, Miss Regis, let's see.

00:33:21Get Mr. Manning a glass of water, will you please?

00:33:24And see if he needs anything else.

00:33:25Of course.

00:33:35Rest in comfortably.

00:33:53And Fred's all right upstairs.

00:33:55Miss Regis, this might be a good time for you to go out and walk your dog.

00:34:00Oh, thanks for reminding me.

00:34:02Happy doesn't forgive easily.

00:34:04And when you get back, you can send them both home.

00:34:06Fine.

00:34:086.30.

00:34:09I'll be at Phil Proctor's and then at the hospital if you need me.

00:34:12Fine.

00:34:12Yes, Mommy's coming.

00:34:20Well, does he want to go out?

00:34:23Yes, Mommy, take it now.

00:34:55Oh, quiet down, you nut. Come on. Looking for your friend, the doctor. But he's gone. He's not there.

00:35:16Well, you want me to show you? Oh, a bloodhound just off, buddy. Now, come on. Now, let's go.

00:35:36Come on. Good boy.

00:35:37Come on.

00:35:42Come on.

00:36:03That you, Miss Regis?

00:36:04No.

00:36:08I thought you'd left.

00:36:11I did, but I... I've forgotten I had Fred Kramer resting upstairs and...

00:36:18just have to come back to let him go home.

00:36:25You won't forget about me, will you?

00:36:27No.

00:36:36Miss Regis will call you.

00:36:48Fred!

00:36:49Fred!

00:36:53Fred, it's all right for you to leave now.

00:36:59Feeling all right?

00:37:02I guess so.

00:37:04This is your coat, isn't it?

00:37:06Yeah.

00:37:08You will take it easy on the way home, won't you?

00:37:11Sure.

00:37:12Here.

00:37:13Might be shorter for you to go out this way.

00:37:15No.

00:37:17Thanks.

00:37:35I hope you've given some thought to my suggestion.

00:37:39You're asking me to give up quite a lot, you know.

00:37:42This was my father's practice before it came to me.

00:37:49Before you bought it?

00:37:51Yes, I bought it.

00:37:53Because I had to have it.

00:37:55And I was prepared to do anything to anybody in order to get it.

00:38:03This isn't a confession, is it?

00:38:04No, just quoting a patient.

00:38:23By the way,

00:38:25you know your theory about

00:38:28that M.O.

00:38:29the business of a criminal repeating his method.

00:38:35Hmm?

00:38:36What about it?

00:38:38I don't think you can really count on it.

00:39:00How don't you take this case in a possible situation?

00:39:07Come on, if we don't buy that case down.

00:39:09You?

00:39:10No, no.

00:39:11That must have been my prise for the lock.

00:39:16That's what it is.

00:39:18I could have been paying off the spot."

00:39:21Measure your glasses by Hari.

00:39:23Well, that's great.

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00:42:10DR. WELSLEY'S OFFICE

00:42:12OH, HELLO, MEG

00:42:14OH, GEE, I'M SORRY

00:42:16NO, THIS IS MY NIGHT TO WORK LATE AT THE OFFICE

00:42:20WHAT'S PLAYING?

00:42:22OH, THAT'S ONE OF THOSE ARTY THINGS THEY MAKE FOR THE KIDS

00:42:26WHOEVER CAN UNDERSTAND IT

00:42:28I DON'T THINK THE KIDS CAN EITHER

00:42:30BUT THEY WON'T ADMIT IT, WILL THEY?

00:42:32NO, I'M SORRY, WE'LL HAVE TO MAKE IT ANOTHER TIME

00:42:34OKAY, MAG, BYE-BYE

00:42:44RISE AND SHINE, MR. MANNING

00:43:04LEMON

00:43:10HELLO

00:43:12HELLO

00:43:14Mr. Manning, are you all right?

00:43:44Good morning.

00:44:14Hello?

00:44:27Yes, he is.

00:44:29Emergency.

00:44:31Yes.

00:44:33What?

00:44:34What's his condition?

00:44:35Well, I just said, his head's all bashed in.

00:44:38I can barely get any pulse.

00:44:42You get a pulse?

00:44:44All right, I'll be right there.

00:44:46Someone attacked Frank Manning in my office.

00:45:08Oh, brother.

00:45:09Get my bag, will you?

00:45:10I left it out in the waiting room.

00:45:11Yeah.

00:45:21Where do you want the bag?

00:45:22Put it right down there.

00:45:23Here.

00:45:24Help me get him up on the table.

00:45:25Yeah.

00:45:28You're getting blood all over you.

00:45:30Okay.

00:45:31Okay.

00:45:40The doctor, Fred's gone.

00:45:42He wasn't here when I came back.

00:45:43Never mind about that.

00:45:44Phone for an ambulance and blood.

00:45:46I think it's ABRH positive, but you better check for us.

00:45:48Yes, doctor.

00:45:49Yes, doctor.

00:45:57I'll do it.

00:45:58I've got a phone in anyway.

00:46:06ABRH positive is right.

00:46:09I'll see if I give the doctor a hand.

00:46:11Bill's calling.

00:46:12I told you to call.

00:46:14Now!

00:46:20Bert.

00:46:21Bill Proctor.

00:46:22I'm over at Doc Wellesley's.

00:46:23Looks like we've got a homicide here.

00:46:25Attempt it anyway.

00:46:26Yeah, get an ambulance over here right away

00:46:28and tell them we need plenty of type ABRH positive blood.

00:46:32Hold it, wait a minute.

00:46:38Never mind about the blood.

00:46:40Dead, huh?

00:46:44Amazing how long he hung on.

00:46:46He's dead now.

00:46:49He's dead now.

00:47:16He's dead now.

00:47:22Okay, now.

00:47:23When would you say you last saw Manning alive?

00:47:26Just before I went over to your place.

00:47:28Well, if you really have to know, it was exactly 6.30.

00:47:31I heard the clock strike.

00:47:336.30, huh?

00:47:35Got to my place a couple minutes after that,

00:47:37so you wouldn't have time to do all this.

00:47:39Well, isn't that big of you?

00:47:41I saw him alive after the doctor did.

00:47:43Why don't you say I could have killed him?

00:47:45No, no, forget it.

00:47:47You bet, forget it.

00:47:49Big question is, where's Fred Kramer?

00:47:51Now, Miss Regis, it's not our business to cast suspicion.

00:47:54It's my business, Ron.

00:47:55What about Fred?

00:47:56Nothing about Fred.

00:48:00Oh, I'll get happy as milk.

00:48:01That usually quiets him down.

00:48:06Fred was here along with Manning, right?

00:48:08He comes here every day for treatment.

00:48:10He's on junk, isn't he?

00:48:12Now, why would you say that?

00:48:13Oh, come on, Ron.

00:48:14Nobody's gunning for anybody.

00:48:15I'm just reading what you can read for yourself.

00:48:17Somebody broke into your cabinet in there,

00:48:19got out a hypo and some of that dope there on the floor.

00:48:22Now, that spells junky, doesn't it?

00:48:23It might.

00:48:24Chances are there's blood on him,

00:48:25and he maybe even left us fingerprints.

00:48:27That's what's gonna nail him, not anything you say.

00:48:29I'm sure you won't find any blood on Fred Kramer.

00:48:33Fine, great. I hope there isn't.

00:48:35Only he is on drugs, right?

00:48:36Was is the operative word. He's in the process of withdrawal.

00:48:39Okay.

00:48:42He was sedated shortly before I left.

00:48:44It's unlikely he'd commit a violent act.

00:48:46Is that clear?

00:48:48Yeah, Ron, sure.

00:48:51Bert?

00:48:52Phil Proctor.

00:48:53I want Fred Kramer picked up right away.

00:48:55Oh, come on, now.

00:48:56Make it wanted for questioning in connection with a homicide.

00:48:59All right?

00:49:03Okay, Bert.

00:49:04Come on, Robert.

00:49:22Oh, this is Maddie.

00:49:24All right.

00:49:34Oh, Lord, Lisa.

00:49:39Bill, what's going on here?

00:49:42It's Frank. He's dead, Lisa.

00:49:48I don't believe you.

00:49:50Sorry, but it's true.

00:49:53He was murdered.

00:49:56Murdered?

00:49:58No.

00:50:00It happened right inside there.

00:50:04I don't believe you.

00:50:14Ron, you didn't do it, did you?

00:50:18No, he was with me when it happened.

00:50:21Oh, thank God.

00:50:24It's going to be all right, Lisa.

00:50:26It's going to be all right.

00:50:34Okay, he's not there.

00:50:57It's going to look someplace else.

00:50:58A town this size, you couldn't lose a miniature poodle in for crying out loud, let alone a grown man.

00:51:02I know he's a fugitive, but there's only so many places he can hide.

00:51:06Now, come on, let's get on the ball.

00:51:13Is anybody here?

00:51:15Call back later.

00:51:15I don't know.

00:51:16Something here.

00:51:17In here, buddy.

00:51:31Oh, hi, Phil.

00:51:36Hey, listen.

00:51:36Uh, it's a question.

00:51:41Maybe you can help me with it.

00:51:44You think a dumb cop could help you?

00:51:47Who said anything about that?

00:51:50I had an idea you weren't all that crazy about cops.

00:51:54Oh, well, nobody's real crazy about cops, Phil.

00:51:56No, you're okay.

00:51:59Thanks a lot.

00:52:00What's the question?

00:52:02The question, right.

00:52:05Uh, hey, how can somebody get blood all over them, you know, without, and, uh, not cut anywhere, you know?

00:52:15Uh, you got blood on you.

00:52:18Don't you remember what happened tonight?

00:52:23Uh, not to tell you the truth, not that much.

00:52:29You're high right now, aren't you?

00:52:31Well, it sure feels like it.

00:52:35But, but where can I gun this stuff, you know?

00:52:40Fred, I better tell you something.

00:52:42You have the constitutional right to remain silent.

00:52:45You also have the right to the services of a lawyer.

00:52:49Yeah.

00:52:50Sure, okay.

00:52:53Sergeant, let's go.

00:52:55Well, I'm going to take a ride.

00:52:57Maybe you'll remember something.

00:52:58Look, Fred.

00:53:28You'll probably figure here's a cop who maybe resents you college kids and will have to nail you.

00:53:33It's not true.

00:53:35I honestly don't want it to be you.

00:53:37Believe that, please.

00:53:42Uh, Phil.

00:53:44What, what happened here?

00:53:47Somebody bashed in Frank Manning's head.

00:53:50He was murdered.

00:53:51Oh, no.

00:53:58Oh, no.

00:54:09Did you do it, Fred?

00:54:10I don't know.

00:54:16I mean, why would I?

00:54:19But, I, I don't know.

00:54:25Fred!

00:54:26There's nothing you get excited about, Miss Regis.

00:54:28We're just questioning her.

00:54:29You go on home now.

00:54:30All right.

00:54:32Only, Phil, take it easy, will you?

00:54:34You bet.

00:54:34Uh, Mrs. Manning's resting.

00:54:36We gave her a sedative.

00:54:51I'll tell you how it looks, Fred.

00:54:53Someone busted into the cabinet here.

00:54:56Got the morphine and the needle.

00:54:57Manning was on the couch and surprised him.

00:55:02So he panicked, picked up the poker,

00:55:04and whop!

00:55:06Bashed in his head.

00:55:07A minute.

00:55:08I'll tell you, Fred.

00:55:26Whoever did, I had to get blood all over him, huh?

00:55:29Is that the way it happened, Fred?

00:55:31Could a, could a guy do something like that,

00:55:38and, you know, and not remember it?

00:55:42I mean,

00:55:44well, he had to forget it,

00:55:48because he couldn't stand to think about it.

00:55:50You don't know.

00:55:54All right, come on, take off your coat.

00:55:56Let me check you on.

00:56:01Now, come on, Fred, let's stop flutzing around.

00:56:07Don't give me this.

00:56:08I don't remember business.

00:56:09Nobody could do this and not remember something.

00:56:10Well, then maybe I didn't do it.

00:56:12I mean, I swear, Phil,

00:56:14I honestly swear that I wouldn't do anything.

00:56:16Don't swear.

00:56:16Just give me some explanation.

00:56:18Phil, stop it.

00:56:19Why are you doing this?

00:56:20You know this boy couldn't have killed Frank.

00:56:22I'm a cop, Lisa.

00:56:23All I'm allowed to know is evidence.

00:56:25Well, then get better evidence.

00:56:27Get the real killer.

00:56:28And just who is that, Lisa?

00:56:30I don't know that.

00:56:30How am I supposed to know that?

00:56:32You see, that's just the point.

00:56:33I'm supposed to know it.

00:56:36I'm sorry, Mrs. Manning.

00:56:37Really.

00:56:40Why?

00:56:41You didn't kill him, did you?

00:56:45No, I mean, I'm sorry he's dead.

00:56:49Thank you, Fred.

00:56:51We got fingerprints, there's blood all over him,

00:56:53and they're going to match.

00:56:54There's no other way.

00:56:54The killer got morphine, and this kid's loaded with it.

00:56:56Come on.

00:56:57Do what you have to do, Phil.

00:56:58Well, you're going to have to live with it.

00:57:01Yeah, I know that.

00:57:11Charlie, take him down to Puga.

00:57:13What about you?

00:57:14Pick me up later.

00:57:15I want to look around somewhere.

00:57:16Oh, Charlie.

00:57:16Yeah.

00:57:17I'll take this for you.

00:57:18It's evidence.

00:57:18Maybe it's too good.

00:57:32These things just don't work out that way.

00:57:34All wrapped up like that.

00:57:37These things just don't break that way.

00:57:39Not often, they don't.

00:57:40Take it easy, Fred.

00:58:04Look, I'm not going anywhere.

00:58:05Hey, listen, can't you get a hold of my doctor, Phil?

00:58:09Yeah, I told the lieutenant.

00:58:11He said he'd try to get a hold of him.

00:58:12Yeah, but did you tell him I need him?

00:58:15Yeah, I told him.

00:58:16I mean, I really need him, man.

00:58:18I mean, I really need him.

00:58:23Doctors are like what they say about us cops.

00:58:25Never around when you need them.

00:58:27Oh, yeah, right.

00:58:29Yeah, sure.

00:58:30Thanks a lot.

00:58:31Dr. Wellesley.

00:58:58Oh, yes, Phil.

00:58:59Fred Kramer.

00:59:04I suppose you have to do what you think is right.

00:59:07What problem?

00:59:11Oh, I'm sure I gave you Manning's correct blood type.

00:59:15Well, the lab people can certainly check it from the body.

00:59:20That certainly is odd.

00:59:23I'd have those clods at the lab run the test again.

00:59:26No, no, no, no troubles at all.

00:59:30Bye.

00:59:31All right.

01:00:01What are you doing?

01:00:02Lisa.

01:00:03That's blood, isn't it?

01:00:06Just tidying up some samples that I won't need any more.

01:00:11Are you all right now, Lisa?

01:00:14Yes, I think so.

01:00:17Ron.

01:00:19What are you doing?

01:00:20What are you doing?

01:00:21Lisa.

01:00:22That's blood, isn't it?

01:00:23Just tidying up some samples that I won't need any more.

01:00:25Are you all right now, Lisa?

01:00:27Yes, I think so.

01:00:30Ron.

01:00:32Whose samples were those?

01:00:34Whose blood?

01:00:35Doesn't matter.

01:00:37Well, I heard what you just said on the phone.

01:00:47Blood was Phil Proctor out at the county lab.

01:00:50There's some sort of a mix-up out there.

01:00:52About blood samples, wasn't it?

01:01:00What?

01:01:01Lisa, you shouldn't be sitting in this room at all thinking morbid thoughts.

01:01:06Yes, I guess I was.

01:01:07Good.

01:01:08Come on.

01:01:09Let's go outside.

01:01:10The fresh air will be good for you.

01:01:12Okay.

01:01:13I don't know.

01:01:19I just can't help remembering how I spoke to you about it at the party, about killing him.

01:01:28Yes, but you were just joking, weren't you?

01:01:29Of course I was.

01:01:30You knew that.

01:01:31Yes, I knew that.

01:01:32Ron.

01:01:33Ron.

01:01:34On the phone, what did Phil say exactly?

01:01:36I suppose you'll find out about it eventually.

01:01:37They couldn't get the blood on Fred Kramer's coat to match up with your husband's.

01:01:38You know, I've been sitting on the phone for a long time.

01:01:39I just can't help remembering how I spoke to you about it at the party, about killing him.

01:01:40Yes, but you were just joking, weren't you?

01:01:42Of course I was.

01:01:43You knew that.

01:01:44Yes, I knew that.

01:01:45Ron.

01:01:46On the phone, what did Phil say exactly?

01:01:49I suppose you'll find out about it eventually, anyway.

01:01:50They couldn't get the blood on Fred Kramer's coat to match up with your husband's.

01:02:04You know, I've been sitting there ever since they arrested that kid.

01:02:09I just couldn't believe he could do it.

01:02:16Ron.

01:02:17Yes?

01:02:21Did you have anything to do with Frank's death?

01:02:24You mean, did I kill him?

01:02:27The mix-up about the blood, what does that mean, really?

01:02:30Most likely some lab technician got a hold of a wrong sample to test.

01:02:33They're checking it now.

01:02:38It could mean something else.

01:02:40What?

01:02:43Well, it could mean that you made a mistake.

01:02:49That you put the blood on Fred Kramer's coat, and that you got the wrong bottle by mistake.

01:02:53No, it doesn't mean that.

01:02:57That's good.

01:03:02But you poured out the blood the minute you heard.

01:03:08You do think I killed him, don't you?

01:03:11I don't know, Ron.

01:03:13I just don't know.

01:03:14My poor darling.

01:03:18You know more than you should.

01:03:22But not as much as you must.

01:03:25If we're to go on together.

01:03:28We are going to go on together, aren't we, Lisa?

01:03:33Of course, darling.

01:03:35But we can't have this doubt standing between us, can we?

01:03:39Ron.

01:03:41Just tell me you didn't kill him.

01:03:47I can't tell you that.

01:03:50Because I did kill him, Lisa.

01:03:53I killed him, Lisa. I killed him.

01:03:56Oh, my God.

01:03:59Oh, my God.

01:04:01Lisa, I did it for us.

01:04:03Don't you understand?

01:04:04I did it for us.

01:04:05Oh.

01:04:15Somebody in the house.

01:04:30Miss Regis.

01:04:44Oh, hi.

01:04:46Would you believe it?

01:04:47I was so upset I forgot to take the samples to the lab.

01:04:51Well, there...

01:04:53There are no blood samples today.

01:04:55There are always blood samples.

01:04:56Weren't you going to do a blood sugar on Mr. Manning?

01:05:02Oh, I guess that doesn't make much difference now, does it?

01:05:06Not much.

01:05:10You all right, Doctor?

01:05:12Yes, yes, I'm fine, thank you.

01:05:14You're sure?

01:05:16Yes, yes, it's fine.

01:05:18Miss Regis, why don't you leave those things and go on home and get some rest?

01:05:23Well...

01:05:25Maybe I'd better.

01:05:31You know, I was wondering...

01:05:33How will our other patients feel about this murder?

01:05:36I mean, will a thing like this hurt our business?

01:05:39Go home, will you, Miss Regis?

01:05:41I guess you think I've wigged out, huh?

01:05:44You may have a point there.

01:05:46Well...

01:05:49You know who would have gotten a kick out of this.

01:05:52Your father.

01:05:56Good night, Miss Regis.

01:05:59Have a good night.

01:06:01Yes, thank you. You too.

01:06:15You really killed him.

01:06:25That's right.

01:06:27That's right, Ron.

01:06:33We say the words, but I just can't take them in.

01:06:35Darling.

01:06:37Darling.

01:06:39Darling, we talked about miracles, didn't we?

01:06:42Well, miracles just don't happen.

01:06:44We must make them happen.

01:06:46I did it so we could be together, Lisa.

01:06:49Frank died so that we could be together.

01:06:51Just you and I, Lisa.

01:06:53Just you and I, Lisa.

01:06:55Just you and I, Lisa.

01:06:57Just you and I.

01:06:59Maybe.

01:07:01Maybe the three of us.

01:07:02Maybe you and I.

01:07:05And the ghost of Frank.

01:07:07Maybe we'll think of Fred every once in a while, too.

01:07:13You won't be able to forget, will you?

01:07:18I don't think so, Ron.

01:07:24Would you tell the police what I just told you?

01:07:27I don't know. I hadn't thought about that.

01:07:30That's the problem now, isn't it?

01:07:33Ron.

01:07:35Suddenly I'm afraid of you.

01:07:37You should be.

01:07:39What are you going to do?

01:07:41I'm sorry, Lisa, but you're going to have a heart attack.

01:07:46I'm sorry, Lisa, but you're going to have a heart attack.

01:07:48You're going to kill me?

01:07:49I have no choice, have I?

01:07:50None of us have, really.

01:08:12We're all programmed one way or another.

01:08:13We're all programmed one way or another.

01:08:16We react when you push the right buttons.

01:08:19You can't hope to get away with it.

01:08:21Not two people in two days.

01:08:23I'll get away with it. I always have.

01:08:25Always?

01:08:27It's quite painless, Lisa. I promise you that.

01:08:30Just one small injection and then you black out and that's it.

01:08:34Don't want to believe that I've had a heart attack.

01:08:37A grieving widow?

01:08:39You won't be the first to go that way.

01:08:41Particularly when you've had a history of a bad heart.

01:08:44You've always said my heart is in fine condition.

01:08:47It's not what your records show.

01:08:49You see, the endless advantages to being a doctor, Lisa.

01:08:53There's several bad EKGs in your file.

01:08:56Well, they're not mine.

01:08:58They have your name on them.

01:09:00Ron.

01:09:02Am I supposed to just stay here and let you do it?

01:09:05I think it'd be best, Lisa.

01:09:07Because if you struggle, I'll just have to put you under restraints.

01:09:10Somebody might come by. Phil said he might come back.

01:09:15Phil, oh, he's a half hour away at the county lab.

01:09:19I won't take nearly that time.

01:09:21I'm sorry, Lisa. It's the only solution.

01:09:24Why?

01:09:26Self-preservation.

01:09:28I must survive, Lisa. I must.

01:09:30Ron. Please.

01:09:32Please.

01:09:38Dr. Wellesley, see me.

01:09:39Help me! Help me! Please help me!

01:09:43Oh, Mrs. Manning. Are you all right?

01:09:45I'm sorry, Mr. Collins. Something's happened to Mrs. Manning.

01:09:47I believe she's having a heart attack. I'll call you right back.

01:09:53There really isn't any help, is there?

01:09:55No, I-I suppose not.

01:10:04It'd be better for both of us if you don't struggle.

01:10:08Yes, sir.

01:10:09If you look over quickly, you'll see.

01:10:13Yes, sir.

01:10:14Come on, now.

01:10:16Let me have your arm.

01:10:18Let me have your arm.

01:10:20Um...

01:10:22Bill!

01:10:24Bill!

01:10:25Get the hole right there, Ron.

01:10:32Charlie, you want there?

01:10:33Right here, Lieutenant.

01:10:34Come on, give me the key, Ron.

01:10:35Come on.

01:10:44Welcome, Charlie.

01:10:50You were out there all that time.

01:10:51Most of the time.

01:10:52I called you from my house.

01:10:54Of course, that blood on Fred Kramer's coat, that did match, didn't it?

01:10:58You know it did.

01:10:59You had it worked out about perfect, Ron.

01:11:08Lisa!

01:11:11No!

01:11:17All right, let's go.

01:11:20Let's get out of this room.

01:11:21Sure.

01:11:22Let's go.

01:11:23Let's go.

01:11:24Let's go.

01:11:29All right?

01:11:33Yeah.

01:11:35Let's get out of this room.

01:11:37Sure.

01:11:50You certainly took your time about coming in.

01:11:55Had to let him make his move.

01:11:57Do you know he almost killed me?

01:12:00He didn't kill you, honey.

01:12:01What he did was kill your husband, remember?

01:12:04That's right.

01:12:06That's what he did, the good doctor.

01:12:07He did just that, didn't he?

01:12:09Like the man said, he was programmed.

01:12:11All we had to do was push the right buttons.

01:12:14Like a loaded revolver just waiting to be pointed at somebody.

01:12:17Now you're quoting yourself.

01:12:19I'm entitled.

01:12:20It was trickier than I thought.

01:12:22But from the time I fed your husband all that info about Jagerstown,

01:12:26it worked out the way I said right.

01:12:28Know something?

01:12:30For a dumb cop, you're pretty clever, darling.

01:12:32Like the man said, it was for us.

01:12:34Wrong, baby.

01:12:36It was for me.

01:12:37You mean without me?

01:12:40Definitely without you.

01:12:41No way.

01:12:42You didn't think it through.

01:12:46You wouldn't.

01:12:47Count on it.

01:12:49It's no kick for me.

01:12:50But it's you and me the rest of the way, right?

01:12:53You...

01:12:55...and me.

01:12:57Forever.

01:12:59You...

01:13:01...and me.

01:13:03Forever.

01:13:28Give me the police.

01:13:34Give me the police.

01:13:58Give me the police.

01:13:59You...

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