Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

[Jessica] Well, of course I'm happy that you released Jennie. I just want to be sure that she remains released.
overbearin' tyrant of a man.
Ms. Fletcher. What are you doing?
Read her her rights and book her. Murder one. Mrs. Fletcher.
The trustees have named Dr. Kenyon and myself to run the place jointly... on an interim basis.
I'm from the South Side, Mrs. Fletcher, a few hundred miles away.
Cigarettes, bourbon, sex... [Chuckles]
I see you had a visitor. Buzzard named Philip. My nephew.
Boy, are you in luck.
Uh, give her a carrot juice, and I'll have the same.
What's the matter, Barney? You like this place?
The radio report I heard mentioned the possibility of someone breaking into his house.
[Jessica Strains] Here we go. Whoa. Okay.
Well, you sure gave me that impression. Well, did you run a trace on a possible permit?
Miss Wells, I am very familiar with Mr. Ogden's complaints. Now, there's nothin' wrong with that man.
Well, I must confess that I wasn't terribly surprised.
- Friends? No. No, l... I don't have any friends. - I can see why, big fella.
I'm sorry, Doctor, but I need your authorization for some tests. No!
[Kenyon] What the hell do you mean by humiliating me in front of staff? [Ellison] You don't need my help for that.
You said it, handsome. See you around.
I figure it was the shot that killed Garver. That sounds logical. What else?
I read about your accident. I'm sure sorry.
Like Mrs. Fletcher, I'm convinced she's innocent.
It's all right. I'm just fine.
I wonder if I could ask you a few questions about Dr. Garver.
- How does it feel? - Oh, just fine. Dr. Ellison did a very nice job.
It means that you are on your way out. I got it straight from the old man.
I'll pick you up in 30 minutes.
Well, of course it is, woman. But if you're not gonna take care of yourself...
No. I, uh... I'm afraid I'm not on the A-list. Besides, I'm on duty tonight.
Is that what you wanted to hear, Mrs. Fletcher?
I mean, the idea of accusing him of plagiarism...
I'd like to talk to you about a patient on my ward, Barney Ogden.