So I Married an Axe Murderer
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1:06:13
Wait till you see this place.
It's called Poets' Corner.

1:06:17
A lot of the Beat
poets used to go there.

1:06:27
You're really quiet.
1:06:29
Oh, I'm just thinking.
1:06:32
Oh, okay. Well....
1:06:34
Why don't I do the talking
for you, all right?

1:06:38
Hi, my name is Harriet.
1:06:40
Hi, Harriet. How's it going?
Good, good, I suppose.

1:06:44
I think you're great, Charlie.
Everything you do is art.

1:06:48
You're a sex machine.
Get on the scene with the sex machine.

1:06:53
Thank you very much.
You're the best husband I ever had--

1:06:58
Why did you just say that?
1:07:00
It was a joke.
1:07:02
Why did you say it?
1:07:04
I thought it might be funny.
1:07:06
Nothing, I just think you're
a great person. That's all.

1:07:11
What?
1:07:13
-You're the best.
-No, no, no! Watch out!

1:07:25
I hear you've been working
the Ralph Elliot case.

1:07:29
-Yes, captain.
-Don't "yes" me.

1:07:31
This is strictly homicide.
1:07:33
I got a friend--
1:07:35
We all got these friends.
I'm warning you.

1:07:38
Back off, ltalian boy. Keep
away from this. It's too big.

1:07:43
Wait a minute.
1:07:45
Trust me. I know what I'm
talking about. What's the news?

1:07:49
You want to hear news?
Here's the news.

1:07:52
The lady that confessed
to Elliot's murder has...

1:07:55
...confessed to other crimes.
1:07:57
I knew she would.
1:07:58
To the murders of Abraham Lincoln...

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