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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151 He is no longer my pupil. -Of course not. Now you've taught him how to kill. He doesn't need you anymore. Or does he?
152 Hone your reflexes till you react swifter than thought.
153 I could get used to this. -What, getting turned down? Or falling on your face?
154 I didn't even see him. -That doesn't mean he wasn't there.
155 I have the right to a phone call, don't I? -Who to, drifter? No, what you got is the right to remain silent unless you want me to exercise that right for you. Now get in there.
156 I just wanted to shake him, you know? Let him know that it's okay to make a mistake. As long as you own up to it. Do something about it.
157 I think you just made up for your impetuousness. -All of it? -Are you kidding? It'll take years.
158 I'll be back this way for next year's race. -You better be.
159 I'll tell you what's gonna happen. We're gonna meet again. Out of the shadows when you least expect it, I'll be there.
160 I'm trying to say hello. -It took a long time getting to it. -I wasn't sure of the right words.
 
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