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Moonlighting

1985–1989· 5 seasons· 46 min episodesTV-PG★ 7.5Ended

On ABC — From Picturemaker Productions · ABC Circle Films

Detectives with a heart

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Synopsis

After being duped and going bankrupt, model Maddie is convinced by David to become a partner in a detective agency. Together they solve various cases, while getting comfortable with each other.

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Episodes

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  1. E1 PilotNext upMar 3, 1985 · 93 min · ★ 7.5
    Synopsis

    After an embezzling accountant leaves her penniless, ex-model Maddie Hayes decides to sell the few failing businesses she still owns, among them a detective agency. But private eye David Addison wants to keeps his job, so he persuades a reluctant Maddie to form a partnership. Their first case gives them little to go on: Maddie gets a broken watch from a dying man.

    Guest stars: Sam Hennings (Jonathan Kaplan), Joseph Whipp (Investigator #2 (as Joe Whipp)), Henry G. Sanders (Investigator #1 (as Henry Sanders)), Mary Hart (Mary Hart), Robert Ellenstein (Heinz), Blake Clark (Newsstand Man), Liz Sheridan (Selma), Brian Thompson (Simon's Man)

  2. E2 Gunfight at the So-So CorralMar 5, 1985 · 49 min · ★ 8.8
    Synopsis

    Dave and Maddie face a difficult situation when they have to tell their client that the son he hired them to find is a notorious contract killer.

    Guest stars: Pat Corley (Frankie Tate), Tim Robbins (Fremmer), Tony Burton (Bartender), Gary Graham (Michael Wrye), John Sinclair (Maître D'), Kim North (Secretary)

  3. E3 Read the Mind... See the MovieMar 12, 1985 · 46 min · ★ 8.8
    Synopsis

    Maddie believes that a client's design secrets are being pilfered from the astral plane by a psychic.

    Guest stars: Cotter Smith (Brian Baker), Lenore Kasdorf (Vivian Baker), Bill Morey (Carl Baker), Joe Lambie (Preston Holt), John Harkins (Omar Gauss), Garnett Smith (Maître D'), Paul Reid Roman (Randolph), Christopher Callen (Ms. Nelson (uncredited))

  4. E4 The Next Murder You HearMar 19, 1985 · 50 min · ★ 9.0
    Synopsis

    Maddie becomes infatuated with a radio talk-show host who has apparently been murdered while he was on the air.

    Guest stars: Gregg Henry (Paul McCain), Barbara Stock (Laura Boyd), James Sloyan (Sonny Brezner), Nora Gaye (Caller), Joan Ryan (Blue Moon Employee), Ross Evans (Caller), Richard Epcar (Blue Moon Employee), Frantz Turner (Blue Moon Employee)

  5. E5 Next Stop MurderMar 26, 1985 · 48 min · ★ 9.0
    Synopsis

    Maddie and Dave get trapped on a train filled with mystery buffs when they try to deliver Agnes on time for her big weekend solving a make-believe murder staged by a famous author.

    Guest stars: Vincent Schiavelli (Rodney Dillon), Ben Slack (Sebastian Rhodes), Lisa Blake Richards (Janet McCall), Leonard Frey (Skyler Cantrell), Rick Jason (J.B. Harland)

  6. E6 The Murder's in the MailApr 2, 1985 · 42 min · ★ 8.8
    Synopsis

    Dave and Maddie find a dead body as they try to collect money for a collection agency, but it disappears without a trace when they try to report it.

    Guest stars: Jon Cedar (Roy Hirsh / Windjammer), Arthur Taxier (Nestvanchio), Michael Halsey (The Blond Man), James Walsh (Priest (as James Walch)), Cynthia Windham (Nicky (Gauss' Secretary)), Lomax Study (Dinner Guest)

Cast & crew

Created by Glenn Gordon Caron

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Reviews · from TMDB members

Rob★ 10/10Jun 25, 2023

Life-changing TV! And I sincerely mean that. Back in 1985 Moonlighting transformed me from a moody, aggressive grump into a happy smiling blues singing fool. This is the first show I would quote lines from in conversation. I'd wander into work the day after an episode aired singing the same song snippets Bruce Willis sang in the show. Moonlighting was a massive part of my young life and still holds very dear memories for me today.