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People. Magazines.
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Conversations.
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I'm constantly finding scraps of paper
and old matchbook covers
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all over the house with notes and ideas.
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And those were mysteries, too,
weren't they, huh?
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They're tricky. I'll tell you that.
I could never figure those things out.
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Well, it got harder. Maybe that's why
he decided to go out on his own.
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- Really? I didn't know that.
- He wanted to do some serious work.
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No kidding?
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How did Mr Franklin take that?
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Not very well.
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But he'll get over it.
:21:38
- Gee, I'd hate to be in his shoes.
- Why?
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You got a writing team, they're famous,
they break up and what happens?
:21:45
One fella continues writing books
and the other just stops.
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That's what I keep telling Jim, that sooner
or later, people are bound to find out.
:21:55
- That your husband did all the writing?
- Mm.
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Kind of tough on Mr Franklin's ego.
:22:24
(Doorbell)
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- Oh, Ken.
- Jo. I know, I know. Just take it easy.
:22:36
I drove up here as fast as I could.
:22:39
- Is there anything new?
- No, not yet.
:22:42
Jo, it's incredible. I just saw him
this morning at the office.
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Oh, I'm sorry, Ken.
Lieutenant Columbo, Mr Franklin.
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- How are you doing?
- No, the question is, how are you doing?
:22:55
Well, I'm afraid we just got started.
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Has Jim been found yet?