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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41 What fun? You got ten seconds before you black out.
42 Why are you doing this? -For a great deal of money. And a small amount of satisfaction.
43 Would you be offended if I asked to touch your face? -No.
44 You can't handle that protection thing by yourself. Not against those boys. They're more than just gangsters or even the Tang sect. They're ninja.
45 You can't leave before you're ninja lesson.
46 You know what a mole is? -Espionage. Double agent. -Yep. Buried in the department, left there like a time bomb, gently ticking away until he is activated by the other side. A loyal employee, a trusted friend. Selling secrets when he drinks your brandy.
47 You wanna be a ninja? -I still do, yeah. -Then you must have a plan!
48 Yours would be the advantage when you can sense the sword, without seeing the blade.
49 (Alice screaming loud)
50 And I said the chances of tightrope walking in San Francisco were slim. With the Master around, you could do it every night.
 
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