Cagney & Lacey — S01E03 — Beyond the Golden Door

1982 · 45 MIN · IMDB 7.0 · DIR. Reza Badiyi

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Overview

An illegal immigrant is murdered, and the trail leads to a large racket in modern-day slave trading.

Dialogue Timeline — 646 lines

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00:01:47 -Can you spare a dime? -Well, will one be enough?
00:03:11 -We take 'em in? -No, they're just gonna soak up the car.
00:04:59 My mother writes that Rosita waved
00:06:41 No, her sister's missing.
00:08:07 who would love to have your brussels sprouts?
00:10:07 -You never told me that. -Oh, I could have been a contender.
00:11:42 -Now he wants me to meet her. -Ah. Spring,
00:13:34 Oh. Well, maybe, maybe, I can be of some assistance to you.
00:15:28 -Scotty and I eat there all the time. -How is Scotty?
00:17:22 -You're the sensitive one. -The woman's sister is dead.
00:18:35 You remember the Wilson case last year?
00:20:15 Cagney, I'm sorry, but they got no Irish punims in Puerto Rico.
00:22:45 I'm sorry, Cagney. I have no choice. I'm conducting an investigation.
00:24:12 You jerk.
00:26:59 I'm going to get the pigeon.
00:32:20 Well, I, I, I'll get on it.
00:36:10 HARVEY: What the hell happened?!
00:37:24 -That's dumb! -That's my job.
00:38:47 I think you're missing something here.
00:40:06 LACEY: Grayson!
00:41:39 Huh?!
00:43:54 Oh, yes, I do. As long as I hang on to you, I do.
00:46:23 Go ahead, move, you scum. Go ahead, move! I want you to!
00:48:03 I've got buy, uh, Pop's girlfriend some flowers. She's making dinner.

Cast & Characters

Dialogue Record

Lines indexed646
Dialogue density14.4 lines / min
First line00:01:47
Final line00:48:03

Production Record

DirectorReza Badiyi
LanguageEnglish

Factoids

Episode

Cagney & Lacey, season 1, episode 3: Beyond the Golden Door.

https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/4223/season/1/episode/3
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