Scarecrow and Mrs. King (TV Series)

Remembrance of Things Past (1984)

Bruce Boxleitner: Lee Stetson

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Quotes 

• Mrs. King : Wouldn't it be safer if I drove you?

  Scarecrow : Safer?

  Mrs. King : Yes, I mean, I know I can't punch, but... look, if anybody tried to attack you, I could confuse them to death, you know I can do that.

  Scarecrow : Oh, that I do. And believe me, when I need a black belt confuser, I will call you.

• Francine Desmond : [commenting on slides]  The second and third murders were within hours of each other. Victim number four: Marco Castelli. Italian intelligence, thirty-three. Good in the kitchen, on the tennis courts, on the dance floor, and in b...

  Lee Stetson : [turns on the lights]  You were saying?

  Francine Desmond : I was?

  Lee Stetson : Yeah, eh, eh, good on the dancefloor, and good in?

  Francine Desmond : Backgammon.

  Lee Stetson : Backgammon.

  Francine Desmond : Hm, one of the best!

  Lee Stetson : Do you realize how many of these victims you have known? Maybe that's the common link between the victims: they have all played Backgammon with Francine.

• Mrs. King : [Scarecrow has cooked Japanese food]  You know, this is really rather interesting. It's a domestic side of you that I just didn't expect.

  Scarecrow : A man's got to eat, you know.

  Mrs. King : Yeah but I sort of thought that probably one of your lady friends broiled you a lamb chop every now and then or something.

  Scarecrow : You can't always count on lady friends being able to cook. That's one of the advantages I've head to bumming around the world half my life: learning how to throw together a meal.

• Mrs. King : Look, I know you don't like tears, I know they frighten you more than bullets, so I'm sorry about this... little scene. But, you've brought it all on yourself because it would have been totally unnecessary if you hadn't been killed, which you haven't been, and... I cared that you were dead and I don't care if you don't care that I care.

  [starts crying] 

  Scarecrow : I do care, really. Thank you.

  Mrs. King : You're welcome.