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* The visible glee Cramer has in seton Wolfe and Archie with subpoenas for a case they didn’t even get paid for in ‘’The Next Witness’’.
* While ‘’Christmas Party’’ doesn’t really add any new content to Archie pretending to be engaged and Wolfe’s awkward attempts to cover up having spies on him in a Santa costume, the facial expressions in those scenes add a degree of hilarity to them that the short story would have appreciated.
* While ‘’Christmas Party’’ doesn’t really add any new content to Archie pretending to be engaged and Wolfe’s awkward attempts to cover up having spies on him in a Santa costume, the facial expressions in those scenes add a degree of hilarity to them that the short story would have appreciated.
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* The visible glee Cramer has in seton serving Wolfe and Archie with subpoenas for a case they didn’t even get paid for in ‘’The Next Witness’’.
* While ‘’Christmas Party’’ doesn’t really add any new content to Archie pretending to be engaged and Wolfe’s awkward attempts to cover up havingspies spied on him in a Santa costume, the facial expressions in those scenes add a degree of hilarity to them that the short story would have appreciated.
* While ‘’Christmas Party’’ doesn’t really add any new content to Archie pretending to be engaged and Wolfe’s awkward attempts to cover up having
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* In the pilot movie the successive OhCrap moments by AmoralAttorney Dennis Horan when Saul [[ClarkKenting puts back on the glasses he used for his disguise when he met Horan and the lawyer set him up to be blackmailed]] and then when Archie asks him if he wants to serve as a lawyer for his henchman (who will rat him to if he's deserted) and Horan tries to seize upon the henchman suggestion that it's a lawyers duty to represent something.
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* In ''Cop Killer'' Wolfe makes a loud, petulant-sounding SarcasticConfession to Cramer about how the suspects he's looking for are in Wolfe's guest room and to do his job and go arrest them. Cramer marches towards the door but hesitates, with some hilarious facial expressions as he goes from resolute, to thinking that Wolfe is just mocking him, to being unsure but deciding not to take the chance.
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* In ‘’The Doorbell Rang’’ after Wolfe has smuggled several people into the Brownstone in orchid crates, Saul is the first one out and after telling Wolfe who is hiding in which crate, Wolfe realizes that he’s sitting on Fred. The look on Fred’s face when they help him out is priceless.
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* In ‘’The Doorbell Rang’’ after Wolfe has smuggled several people into the Brownstone in orchid crates, Saul is the first one out and after telling Wolfe who is hiding in which crate, Wolfe realizes that he’s sitting on Fred. The look on Fred’s face when they help him out is priceless. A few moments later, the actor whose been hired as Wolfe's BodyDouble gets jammed inside of his crate and they all have to struggle to yank him out.'
** Then there's a scene where Wolfe whispers to Archie (a bit piqued) how said BodyDouble looks at least twenty pounds heavier than him.
** Then there's a scene where Wolfe whispers to Archie (a bit piqued) how said BodyDouble looks at least twenty pounds heavier than him.
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* Also from ‘’Too Many Clients’’ is the scene where Fred is enjoying himself in the love brats fancy bathtub while surveilling it and a woman walks in on him.
* Most of the scenes in ''The Silent Speaker'' where Wolfe is ObfuscatingInsanity, and clearly enjoying himself in order to delay the police getting a warrant against him and to have an excuse to resign from the case so he can go after a bigger reward conflict of interest free.
* Most of the scenes in ''The Silent Speaker'' where Wolfe is ObfuscatingInsanity, and clearly enjoying himself in order to delay the police getting a warrant against him and to have an excuse to resign from the case so he can go after a bigger reward conflict of interest free.
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* Also from ‘’Too Many Clients’’ is the scene where Fred is enjoying himself in the love brats nests fancy bathtub while surveilling it guarding the fort, and a woman walks in on him.
* Most of the scenes in ''The Silent Speaker'' where Wolfe is ObfuscatingInsanity, and [[LargeHam clearly enjoyinghimself himself]] in order to delay the police getting a warrant against him and to have an excuse to resign from the case so he can go after a bigger reward conflict of interest free.
* Most of the scenes in ''The Silent Speaker'' where Wolfe is ObfuscatingInsanity, and [[LargeHam clearly enjoying
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* In ‘’Die Like a Dog’’ there’s one moment where Fritz is heard yelling at the dog for snatching some food in the background, and at the end of the episode as Crammer and Stebbins are wrestling to handcuff the murderer, while the rest of the suspects are racing to console a sobbing woman, they all come to a stop when Wolfe opens the door and makes a whistling noise to call the dog, who raced out at which point the struggling and crying resumes.
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* In ‘’Die Like a Dog’’ there’s one moment where Fritz is heard yelling at the dog for snatching some food in the background, and at background.
** At the end ofthe episode ''Die Like a Dog'', as Crammer and Stebbins are wrestling to handcuff the murderer, while the rest of the suspects are racing to console a sobbing woman, they all come to a confused stop when Wolfe opens the door and makes a whistling noise to call the dog, who raced races out at which point the struggling and crying resumes.
** At the end of
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* The visible glee Cramer has in seton Wolfe and Archie with subpoenas for a case they didn’t even get paid for in ‘’The Next Witness’’.
* While ‘’Christmas Party’’ doesn’t really add any new content to Archie pretending to be engaged and Wolfe’s awkward attempts to cover up having spies on him in a Santa costume, the facial expressions in those scenes add a degree of hilarity to them that the short story would have appreciated.
* In ‘’The Doorbell Rang’’ after Wolfe has smuggled several people into the Brownstone in orchid crates, Saul is the first one out and after telling Wolfe who is hiding in which crate, Wolfe realizes that he’s sitting on Fred. The look on Fred’s face when they help him out is priceless.
* In ‘’Die Like a Dog’’ there’s one moment where Fritz is heard yelling at the dog for snatching some food in the background, and at the end of the episode as Crammer and Stebbins are wrestling to handcuff the murderer, while the rest of the suspects are racing to console a sobbing woman, they all come to a stop when Wolfe opens the door and makes a whistling noise to call the dog, who raced out at which point the struggling and crying resumes.
* While ‘’Christmas Party’’ doesn’t really add any new content to Archie pretending to be engaged and Wolfe’s awkward attempts to cover up having spies on him in a Santa costume, the facial expressions in those scenes add a degree of hilarity to them that the short story would have appreciated.
* In ‘’The Doorbell Rang’’ after Wolfe has smuggled several people into the Brownstone in orchid crates, Saul is the first one out and after telling Wolfe who is hiding in which crate, Wolfe realizes that he’s sitting on Fred. The look on Fred’s face when they help him out is priceless.
* In ‘’Die Like a Dog’’ there’s one moment where Fritz is heard yelling at the dog for snatching some food in the background, and at the end of the episode as Crammer and Stebbins are wrestling to handcuff the murderer, while the rest of the suspects are racing to console a sobbing woman, they all come to a stop when Wolfe opens the door and makes a whistling noise to call the dog, who raced out at which point the struggling and crying resumes.
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* Most of Wolfe and Archie's interactions with Rachel Bruner in ''Too Many Clients'', especially when they finally relent and take her to her murdered husbands love nest, with their being a FunnyBackgroundEvent of her furiously destroying several of the decorations.
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* Most of Wolfe and Archie's interactions with Rachel Bruner Ellen Yeager in ''Too Many Clients'', especially when they finally relent and take her to her murdered husbands husband's love nest, with their there being a FunnyBackgroundEvent of her furiously destroying several of the decorations.
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--> Wolfe: Aren't you a physician? Don't you know a nervous breakdown when you see one?
--> Wolfe: they're coming in hordes. I see them on chariots with spiked wheels, waving insolent banners of inflation! Oh! Archie! They're pelting me with worthless coins!
* In the final scene of the series (one which wasn't in the books) after Wolfe is fed up from a case that started when an ambassador asked him to prepare some gourmet trout at a diplomatic retreat where a murdr occurred, the phone rings. Archie answers it, listens for a moment, says he'll asked and then tells Wolfe that its the President, and he wants Wolfe to make those trout again, at Camp David. Warily, Wolfe takes the phone, as Archie gets his coat and heads for the door.
--> Wolfe: Yes sir? NO! I am NOT interested in [[spoiler: a subscription to the Saturday Evening Post]]. Archie, get back here.
--> Wolfe: they're coming in hordes. I see them on chariots with spiked wheels, waving insolent banners of inflation! Oh! Archie! They're pelting me with worthless coins!
* In the final scene of the series (one which wasn't in the books) after Wolfe is fed up from a case that started when an ambassador asked him to prepare some gourmet trout at a diplomatic retreat where a murdr occurred, the phone rings. Archie answers it, listens for a moment, says he'll asked and then tells Wolfe that its the President, and he wants Wolfe to make those trout again, at Camp David. Warily, Wolfe takes the phone, as Archie gets his coat and heads for the door.
--> Wolfe: Yes sir? NO! I am NOT interested in [[spoiler: a subscription to the Saturday Evening Post]]. Archie, get back here.
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* In the final scene of the series (one which wasn't in the books) after Wolfe is fed up from a case that started when an ambassador asked him to prepare some gourmet trout at a diplomatic retreat where a
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--> Wolfe: they're coming in hordes. I see them on chariots with spiked wheels, having insolent banners of inflation! Oh! Archie! They're pelting me with worthless coins!
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--> Wolfe: they're coming in hordes. I see them on chariots with spiked wheels, having waving insolent banners of inflation! Oh! Archie! They're pelting me with worthless coins!
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Wolfe--> Yes sir? NO! I am NOT interested in [[spoiler: a subscription to the Saturday Evening Post]]. Archie, get back here.
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* Most of Wolfe and Archie's interactions with Rachel Bruner in ''Too Many Clients'', especially when they finally relent and take her to her murdered husbands love nest, with their being a FunnyBackgroundEvent of her furiously destroying several of the decorations.
* Most of the scenes in ''The Silent Speaker'' where Wolfe is ObfuscatingInsanity, and clearly enjoying himself in order to delay the police getting a warrant against him and to have an excuse to resign from the case so he can go after a bigger reward conflict of interest free.
--> Wolfe: Aren't you a physician? Don't you know a nervous breakdown when you see one?
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--> Wolfe: they're coming in hordes. I see them on chariots with spiked wheels, having insolent banners of inflation! Oh! Archie! They're pelting me with worthless coins!
* In the final scene of the series (one which wasn't in the books) after Wolfe is fed up from a case that started when an ambassador asked him to prepare some gourmet trout at a diplomatic retreat where a murdr occurred, the phone rings. Archie answers it, listens for a moment, says he'll asked and then tells Wolfe that its the President, and he wants Wolfe to make those trout again, at Camp David. Warily, Wolfe takes the phone, as Archie gets his coat and heads for the door.
--? Wolfe--> Yes sir? NO! I am NOT interested in [[spoiler: a subscription to the Saturday Evening Post]]. Archie, get back here.
* Most of the scenes in ''The Silent Speaker'' where Wolfe is ObfuscatingInsanity, and clearly enjoying himself in order to delay the police getting a warrant against him and to have an excuse to resign from the case so he can go after a bigger reward conflict of interest free.
--> Wolfe: Aren't you a physician? Don't you know a nervous breakdown when you see one?
(a little later)
--> Wolfe: they're coming in hordes. I see them on chariots with spiked wheels, having insolent banners of inflation! Oh! Archie! They're pelting me with worthless coins!
* In the final scene of the series (one which wasn't in the books) after Wolfe is fed up from a case that started when an ambassador asked him to prepare some gourmet trout at a diplomatic retreat where a murdr occurred, the phone rings. Archie answers it, listens for a moment, says he'll asked and then tells Wolfe that its the President, and he wants Wolfe to make those trout again, at Camp David. Warily, Wolfe takes the phone, as Archie gets his coat and heads for the door.
--? Wolfe--> Yes sir? NO! I am NOT interested in [[spoiler: a subscription to the Saturday Evening Post]]. Archie, get back here.
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-->'''Wolfe:''' (under his breath) ''You'' ate a couple of the cookies.
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-->'''Wolfe:''' (under ''(under his breath) breath)'' ''You'' ate a couple of the cookies.
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-->'''Wolfe:''' (under his breath) ''You'' ate some of the cookies.
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-->'''Wolfe:''' (under his breath) ''You'' ate some a couple of the cookies.
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* In ''The Golden Spiders'', Archie tries to shame Wolfe into taking a case brought to their attention by a young boy who witnessed a crime and is later murdered by the perpetrator:
-->'''Wolfe:''' ''You'' brought him into this house!
-->'''Archie:''' This is ''your'' house! You gave the boy ''cookies''!
-->(''awkward silence; Archie crosses to his desk'')
-->'''Wolfe:''' (under his breath) ''You'' ate some of the cookies.
-->'''Archie:''' What was that?
-->'''Wolfe:''' Nothing.
-->'''Wolfe:''' ''You'' brought him into this house!
-->'''Archie:''' This is ''your'' house! You gave the boy ''cookies''!
-->(''awkward silence; Archie crosses to his desk'')
-->'''Wolfe:''' (under his breath) ''You'' ate some of the cookies.
-->'''Archie:''' What was that?
-->'''Wolfe:''' Nothing.
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* "The police! Shall receive! ''NO! '''SANDWICHES!!!'''''"
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* In ''Disguise for Murder'', Wolfe commandeers Archie's typewriter to write a note to the killer ... much to Archie's frustration, since Wolfe pecks out each individual letter at a glacial pace. Archie is seen drumming his fingers against the table in a 'typing' formation and a stoic expression on his face as if it's all he can do to stop himself yelling "For God's sake, just let ''me'' do it." The time and technology might be seventy years behind, but anyone who's had to sit and watch a less computer-savvy friend, family member or acquaintance agonisingly try to complete a task that they'd be able to do within a minute will be able to relate to Archie's weary frustration perfectly.
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