Émission TV: Ally McBeal - 3x15
-by ADV
(to) aah VERB
bea ADJ
cop NOUN
isa NOUN
lah NOUN
tha NOUN
-Did NOUN
-Huh NOUN
-try NOUN
-why ADV
dibs NOUN
i'll ADV
-hold ADJ
-ling NOUN
-that ADV
(to) -what VERB
he'll NOUN
herto NOUN
honor NOUN
isnot ADV
justa ADJ
outan ADV
penis NOUN
pokep NOUN
romor NOUN
seeor NOUN
(to) shush VERB
surge NOUN
tubby ADJ
waive NOUN
-Where NOUN
buthow NOUN
(to) canall VERB
closed ADJ
(to) do?hit VERB
(to) dowith VERB
for?-i NOUN
forthe ADJ
go!-We NOUN
it?yes ADJ
(to) knowof VERB
(to) moreat VERB
needsa NOUN
now!it NOUN
psycho NOUN
scared ADJ
thatmy NOUN
to?-it NOUN
bathand NOUN
closing NOUN
guydoe NOUN
(to) havethe VERB
hoodand NOUN
itcall NOUN
itthree NOUN
(to) justhad VERB
knife?i NOUN
(to) lie?did VERB
mockery NOUN
modesty NOUN
not?-no NOUN
o'clock NOUN
silly?i NOUN
stalker NOUN
(to) sully VERB
(to) supress VERB
testing NOUN
themost ADV
(to) washome VERB
will.-i NOUN
behavior NOUN
(to) belocked VERB
clapping NOUN
deletion NOUN
drumwhen NOUN
(to) enoughto VERB
four.-oh NOUN
(to) grabbeda VERB
heruntil ADJ
houseand NOUN
(to) nuts?-oh VERB
paul.-uh NOUN
(to) pinpoint VERB
policeto NOUN
right?-i NOUN
(to) said,"is VERB
strongas NOUN
thanjust ADJ
thewhole ADJ
times.-i NOUN
(to) wasgoe VERB
womendid NOUN
(to) worksfor VERB
youabout NOUN
(to) youdoe VERB
-----look NOUN
-Sure.-We NOUN
Aaah!-Aah NOUN
acquittal NOUN
(to) apologize VERB
bulgewhen ADV
case.-why NOUN
(to) chair!why VERB
coworker NOUN
did?there NOUN
(to) exonerate VERB
fault.-he NOUN
fightthat NOUN
(to) forfire VERB
freaksare NOUN
genitalia NOUN
illogicin NOUN
imbalance NOUN
(to) implicate VERB
knifewith NOUN
litigator NOUN
meetingin NOUN
okay?-i'm NOUN
personwho NOUN
scintilla NOUN
somewhere ADV
themurder ADJ
theproper NOUN
there.-me NOUN
thing.-er ADJ
townhouse NOUN
usingthat ADJ
witnessto NOUN
(to) workingon VERB
-----where NOUN
-Hi.-Hello NOUN
(to) aboutbee VERB
affairthat NOUN
chair.-ugh NOUN
courtbeing NOUN
doing?-Aah NOUN
haveenough ADV
husbandtwo NOUN
(to) poachedthe VERB
there'sone NOUN
(to) walkedinto VERB
way.-thank NOUN
words.-but NOUN
wouldcover NOUN
alone.-well NOUN
(to) believethat VERB
benny.-okay NOUN
briefly.-oh NOUN
clientwould NOUN
(to) havecleared VERB
housetrying NOUN
neurologist NOUN
night?-home NOUN
nothingthat NOUN
privacy.-me NOUN
questionsof NOUN
(to) runningdown VERB
(to) start?-last VERB
thatthey're NOUN
thebathroom NOUN
trial.-okay NOUN
you'rebeing NOUN
-Benny!-What NOUN
(to) beforemake VERB
chauvinistic ADJ
doing?-nelle ADJ
(to) doinghitte VERB
excellentjob NOUN
foot?-excuse NOUN
(to) privategoe VERB
quietlywhile ADV
scared.-okay NOUN
showerbefore NOUN
thingbother NOUN
thisprobable ADJ
transvestite NOUN
(to) withmudere VERB
(to) womansitte VERB
adrenalineyou NOUN
allowyourself NOUN
foremostabout ADJ
hallucination NOUN
houseaccusing NOUN
probablecause NOUN
prosecutionas NOUN
prosecutorial ADJ
simplybecause NOUN
claustrophobic ADJ
guilty.-guilty NOUN
headaches?-not ADV
murder!-murder NOUN
(to) right?-minimum VERB
sessionsbehind ADJ
around?discover ADV
matter?-nothing NOUN
ridiculous.-you NOUN
schoefield?-her NOUN
transvestite.-i NOUN
eavesdropping!-i NOUN
-richard!-bygone NOUN
beautiful.-really ADV
entirelydifferent NOUN
immediateprobable ADJ
schoefieldcouldn't ADV
somethingdespicable NOUN
(to) inadvertentlyrepresente VERB
possible ADJ
hardship NOUN
erratic ADJ
(to) suppress VERB
plaintiff NOUN
(to) hallucinate VERB
(to) disintegrate VERB
(to) twitch VERB
retard NOUN
crisp ADJ
compulsive ADJ
prejudice NOUN
compelling ADJ
sham NOUN
(to) incline VERB
karate NOUN
arraignment NOUN
plead NOUN
(to) plead VERB
dumb ADJ
stair NOUN
thought NOUN
conspicuous ADJ
profound ADJ
hound NOUN
housekeeper NOUN
gifted ADJ
(to) eavesdrop VERB
(to) offend VERB
(to) adjourn VERB
occasional ADJ
conceivable ADJ
(to) satisfy VERB
advertising NOUN
protocol NOUN
constitution NOUN
(to) establish VERB
evidently ADV
(to) convict VERB
disorder NOUN
intent ADJ
(to) testify VERB
omission NOUN
(to) rinse VERB
remedy NOUN
clap NOUN
(to) clap VERB
ridiculous ADJ
probable ADJ
intruder NOUN
outrageous ADJ
puppet NOUN
curtain NOUN
alibi NOUN
killer NOUN
(to) rear VERB
(to) investigate VERB
hunch NOUN
robe NOUN
state NOUN
sofa NOUN
verdict NOUN
tumor NOUN
(to) examine VERB
steam NOUN
(to) stab VERB
insanity NOUN
defendant NOUN
conscious ADJ
immediate ADJ
integrity NOUN
homicide NOUN
scenario NOUN
undercover ADJ
(to) ditch VERB
extraordinary ADJ
(to) appeal VERB
(to) connect VERB
(to) discover VERB
temper NOUN
air NOUN
(to) air VERB
corporate ADJ
(to) stink VERB
robbery NOUN
mask NOUN
absolute ADJ
(to) challenge VERB
attorney NOUN
innocent ADJ
evidence NOUN
visitor NOUN
tunnel NOUN
(to) reserve VERB
regard NOUN
(to) refer VERB
(to) recommend VERB
psychological ADJ
(to) identify VERB
(to) hold VERB
few ADJ
feeling NOUN
(to) dismiss VERB
(to) declare VERB
hood NOUN
cage NOUN
counsel NOUN
(to) proceed VERB
(to) collect VERB
current ADJ
(to) pound VERB
violent ADJ
motive NOUN
annoying ADJ
(to) affect VERB
imagination NOUN
normally ADV
slowly ADV
(to) approach VERB
print NOUN
nonsense NOUN
(to) bind VERB
wire NOUN
(to) confess VERB
(to) yell VERB
suicide NOUN
(to) accuse VERB
(to) assure VERB
option NOUN
(to) scream VERB
firm NOUN
secretary NOUN
mental ADJ
pen NOUN
(to) defend VERB
bug NOUN
mate NOUN
yet ADV
pencil NOUN
senior ADJ
(to) seek VERB
(to) occur VERB
(to) provide VERB
argument NOUN
(to) suffer VERB
(to) introduce VERB
federal ADJ
easily ADV
(to) argue VERB
(to) sue VERB
odd ADJ
(to) repeat VERB
purse NOUN
meantime NOUN
shoulder NOUN
(to) wash VERB
bail NOUN
possibility NOUN
uncomfortable ADJ
(to) exist VERB
noise NOUN
(to) freeze VERB
(to) watch VERB
access NOUN
(to) harm VERB
(to) disappear VERB
frankly ADV
weapon NOUN
affair NOUN
(to) tip VERB
closet NOUN
knife NOUN
(to) recognize VERB
(to) invite VERB
teacher NOUN
appointment NOUN
master NOUN
capable ADJ
television NOUN
grade NOUN
(to) beg VERB
custody NOUN
account NOUN
loud ADJ
(to) scare VERB
(to) suspect VERB
everywhere ADV
tight NOUN
chair NOUN
(to) throw VERB
client NOUN
desk NOUN
freak NOUN
breath NOUN
(to) fill VERB
shower NOUN
bedroom NOUN
justice NOUN
legal ADJ
(to) lock VERB
file NOUN
(to) raise VERB
taste NOUN
guard NOUN
trial NOUN
(to) teach VERB
silly ADJ
(to) steal VERB
hardly ADV
witness NOUN
(to) remind VERB
defense NOUN
, it NP
Loon ORG
Aaahh ORG
HAAAH ORG
Uh, it NP
You==. ORG
more C NP
-Excuse ORG
bad cop NP
And, Mr. NP
Good cop NP
Uh, Paul NP
Well, it NP
you guys NP
-Did Mrs. NP
What kind NP
and a pen NP
---- Choir NP
Perhapsyou ORG
soul mates NP
--a mockery NP
A few claps NP
Big meeting NP
Deep breath NP
Nothing.-Hh ORG
Paul's desk NP
Paulthe day NP
Perhaps you NP
a few tests NP
a good idea NP
a hound dog NP
herthat day NP
sixth grade NP
start?-Well ORG
yours?-Well ORG
-At the risk NP
Skinner file NP
a dumb stick NP
awful things NP
closed doors NP
funny tastes NP
his old desk NP
just a freak NP
I third chair NP
Paul's lawyer NP
Waive reading NP
a big account NP
a brain tumor NP
a murder case NP
murder trials NP
thatmy client NP
the same food NP
this, um, boy NP
what the hell NP
-Thank you.-Uh NP
-Thank you.-Um NP
-What business NP
Plus the steam NP
Whatever surge NP
You little bug NP
a Paul's alibi NP
a murder trial NP
biggest client NP
my door for?-I NP
other evidence NP
probable cause NP
stolen pencils NP
the mental one NP
the same music NP
thewhole class NP
-Listen -----No NP
Different stuff NP
The Hallen file NP
defense counsel NP
forthe hardship NP
guard -----Well NP
ten times a day NP
the Billy Girls NP
thereany number NP
-Which was?-Well NP
a clapping sound NP
a quicker temper NP
a senior partner NP
even a scintilla NP
four crisp claps NP
home alone.-Well NP
last night?-Home NP
my cleaning lady NP
the Hallen files NP
the curtain move NP
the hoodand mask NP
the two womendid NP
their whole case NP
themurder weapon NP
there'sone thing NP
.-The arraignment NP
And defense moves NP
legal, uh, retard NP
my biggest client NP
my husband's firm NP
no other evidence NP
the murder weapon NP
the only evidence NP
these PC hearings NP
Schoefield's house NP
The murder charges NP
a gifted litigator NP
start?-Last couple NP
the Hallen meeting NP
theproper protocol NP
your current state NP
your own integrity NP
-For murder!-Murder NP
Excellent point!Shh NP
What other evidence NP
a corporate account NP
any other personwho NP
heruntil Schoefield NP
my husband's things NP
such a profound way NP
this pounding sound NP
Any erratic behavior NP
Schoefield?-Her name NP
a conscious deletion NP
this new information NP
a compulsive disorder NP
the teacher's pencils NP
Now!It's okay.Quick!No NP
One two three, testing NP
an immediate acquittal NP
isa conscious deletion NP
-That's ridiculous.-You NP
just needsa few changes NP
that constitution thing NP
themost beautiful woman NP
The funny-looking people NP
a nice, hot showerbefore NP
abouttheir broken hearts NP
annoying little question NP
thebathroom door closing NP
Paul Potts' finger prints NP
some occasional imbalance NP
the probablecause hearing NP
this Nancy Raleigh-Siclen NP
the probable cause hearing NP
a pretty important question NP
An absolute sham, sham, sham NP
That little bug thingbothers NP
an extraordinary neurologist NP
justa probable cause hearing NP
not a mean or violent person NP
I'mthe top corporate attorney NP
an entirelydifferent scenario NP
just a probable cause hearing NP
the challenged federal officer NP
the lead prosecutorial witness NP
-Second-chair, third-chair.-Ugh NP
the only prosecutorial witnessto NP
Schoefieldand Nancy Raleigh-Siclen NP
an immediateprobable cause hearing NP
uh, thing.-Er, uhh, er, pokep-pokep-p NP
a big master bathand connecting closets NP
Commonwealth ORG
sixth ORDINAL