Picket Fences - S04E09 - Witness for the Prosecution

1995 · 42 MIN · IMDB 6.9

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Overview

During a celebration welcoming the Pope to town, someone opens fire, and a man is killed. The victim's gay lover says the man committed suicide, but the Pope says he saw the whole thing and that it was murder. The Pope, therefore, becomes the chief witness in a murder case in Rome, Wisconsin.

Dialogue Timeline - 857 lines

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00:00:01 No pigs! No pigs!
00:01:41 Oh, god.
00:04:14 He's not a boy, Daddy. He's a TA in my chemistry class.
00:05:34 and frankly, this friend of yours
00:07:14 Like I told you,
00:08:43 You gotta deputize me on this one, Jimmy.
00:10:02 You got a problem with that, maybe you need to
00:11:41 Now look at you.
00:13:29 Excuse me.
00:14:57 Excuse me, I have other patients to attend to.
00:16:24 You can't sign a petition?
00:18:18 Therefore, all progress depends
00:20:30 However,
00:22:17 And then tomorrow, the start of the fair, boom.
00:24:23 Is it working, Doc?
00:26:17 At what? A little more time feeling sick as a dog.
00:29:26 He put you up to this, didn't he?
00:30:52 They can't vote.
00:33:14 You've been eating too many carrots.
00:35:51 afraid.
00:37:35 If you still insist on the maximum sentence,
00:39:08 Yes, this is Adam Wright.
00:41:44 Kimberly.
00:44:30 Amen.

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Dialogue Record

Lines indexed857
Dialogue density20.4 lines / min
First line00:00:01
Final line00:44:30

Production Record

LanguageEnglish

Factoids

Episode

Picket Fences, season 4, episode 9: Witness for the Prosecution.

https://www.themoviedb.org/tv/206/season/4/episode/9
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