The Master (1984)

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The most memorable lines and quotes from The Master (1984) TV Series, with sound clips.

Actors: Lee Van Cleef (John Peter McAllister), Timothy Van Patten (Max Keller), Sho Kosugi (Okasa)

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131 Underneath it all, you're really very sensitive, aren't you? -Just don't tell the bad guys.
132 Well, I always talk too fast, especially when I'm scared half to death.
133 Well, I'll do the driving, you throw the tetsubishi and shurikens. Makes me feel like I can do something right.
134 What will it be? -At one time, a Singapore sling would have been the only answer.
135 What's that? -Ancient ninja key.
136 Who was that, the good fairy? -I don't know, but he couldn't have timed it any better.
137 Why? There's nothing there but sand and cactus. -Maybe more than you thought. Like about 2000 acres.
138 You are a ninja. Kill your enemy, as you've always done. Kill him. -Never again.
139 You just don't go away, do you? -Stronger souls than you would have found that out.
140 You know, I love this city. It's got tenacity. When it couldn't expand, it built upwards. You walk one block, what have you got? The most fashionable boutiques in the world. The next, the worst slums. Turn a corner, Broadway. Another corner, Skid Row.
 
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