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The Streets of San Francisco · Season 1, Episode 15

Detective Lt. Mike Stone and Inspector Steve Keller in “Unfinished Business”

Detective Lt. Mike Stone

[Stone looks at the book Keller presented him as a gift] Poems? Poetry?

Inspector Steve Keller

It's Ezra Pound. Remember Williams talking about him at the school?

Detective Lt. Mike Stone

Yeah, I remember. He talked to his class about him, yeah.

Inspector Steve Keller

That's right. That's for you.

Detective Lt. Mike Stone

[Reading a random page] Oh, now wait a minute. I can't read this.

Detective Lt. Mike Stone

Listen: "Raineth drop and staineth slop." Oh, come on now.

Inspector Steve Keller

Wait a minute, what?

Detective Lt. Mike Stone

Yeah. "Raineth drop and staineth slop. Skiddeth bus and sloppeth us." Now come on. Isn't poetry supposed to be clear and to the point?

Inspector Steve Keller

That's right.

Detective Lt. Mike Stone

Well, I've got something clear and to the point for you, young fella.

Inspector Steve Keller

[Watching as Stone pulls a card from his pocket] What is this?

Detective Lt. Mike Stone

Sit quietly. "You have a right to remain silent." Is that clear?

Inspector Steve Keller

That's clear.

Detective Lt. Mike Stone

"Anything you say will be used against you in a court of law." Is that to the point?

Inspector Steve Keller

That's to the point.

Detective Lt. Mike Stone

All right, then get going!

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