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What kind of game are you playing, Mike?

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4 seconds sound clip from the Longstreet (Ep. 6 Spell Legacy Like Death) TV Series.

You can hear this line at 00:01:00 in the DVD version of the episode.

Quote context

[...]

(constant car horn honking)

- What kind of game are you playing, Mike?

- It's no... No game.

- It was a car horn. It was constant.

- See, when the sound diminished, I, uh...

- You were between me and the carriage way, and I wanted...

- When I got stronger, I figured you were leaving.

[...]

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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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