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Where were you?

2 seconds sound clip from Longstreet (1971) - Wednesday's Child sitcom.

You can hear this line at 00:29:19.930 in the Blu-ray version of the TV Series.

Quote context

[...]

- Shut up, Ilene.

- We ain't that sure he's even got him yet.

- How are you gonna find out one way or the other sitting around a saloon?

- Where have you been?

- You better talk to your wife. Sounds like she's trying to write a book. Doesn't want to leave out any details.

- Come on.

- Where were you?

- What are you getting us into?

- Shut up, Ilene. (2)

- Look, he already killed that clerk.

- The girl thinks he's gonna kill her.

- He's headed straight for the gas chamber and us right along with him.

[...]

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Longstreet Sound Clip

Longstreet poster

Memorable quotes from the Longstreet TV Series, featuring short voice sound clips./p>

Actors: James Franciscus (Mike Longstreet), Bruce Lee (Li Tsung), Marlyn Mason (Nikki Bell)

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