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| Moonlighting {Moonlighting (Pilot) (#1.1)} [Region 2] |  | Director: Robert Butler
Actors: Cybill Shepherd, Bruce Willis, Allyce Beasley, Robert Ellenstein, James Karen
Category: DVD
Buy New: $21.98
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Rating:  35 reviews
Sales Rank: 192175
Format: Pal
Language: English (Original Language)
Region: 2
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6
UPC: 044007866023
EAN: 0044007866023
ASIN: B00005NPIA
Theatrical Release Date: March 3, 1985
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Condition: ~~CONTAINS 3 EPISODES:Pilot/The Lady In The Iron Mask/A Womb With A View~~BRAND NEW,FACTORY SEALED~~RUNN.TIME 178 MINS.~~1988 UNIVERSAL RELEASE~~!**Check out my other listings: BOOKS, CDS, DVDS, VIDEOS, GAMES***SHIPS WITHIN 24HRS!!**
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 A good season January 6, 2009
L. Parks (Waco, TX)
The "Atomic Shakespeare" episode is worth the purchase price. It's funny in itself, it presents some of the basic tensions of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew," and it updates the play's ending to include a genuinely significant theme (that also happens to be politically correct, of course). The other episodes are okay, with the little self-reflexive asides always humorous.
 educational standpoint December 24, 2008
Rheadawn Brown (Smyrna, TN USA)
I use this dvd to supplement my Shakespeare lesson for Taming of the Shrew. This dvd is absolutely wonderful. It is witty, fashionable, easy to understand, and my students love this movie. As a high-school teacher for English foundations, I try my best to expose my students to the literature their peers in regular English classes receive. I must utilize movies as a visual aide supplement to help them connect with the characters, setting, dialogue... I strongly recommend using this dvd to support your curriculum to teach on all levels of student learning (auditory, kinesthetic, visual).
magical "Moonlighting" hits it's peak in Season Three! June 12, 2008
Byron Kolln (the corner where Broadway meets Hollywood)
Although writers committed the "cardinal television sin" of having their two main characters consummate their long-held sexual tension, the third season of MOONLIGHTING features many of the show's best-ever episodes ("Atomic Shakespeare", "Big Man on Mulberry Street", "The Straight Poop" and "I Am Curious...Maddie").
This was in my opinion the very height of MOONLIGHTING magic. Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd really knew their characters by this point, and their scenes together crackle with romantic tension and zinzy comedy. Allyce Beasley's role of kooky receptionist Miss DiPesto was expanded; and the introduction of Curtis Armstrong as Herb gave the character of DiPesto her very own love interest.
COMPLETE EPISODE LISTING:
"The Son Also Rises" - Paul Sorvino guest stars as David's estranged father, who plans on remarrying. But a secret from the past could turn his son into the world's worst best man.
"The Man Who Cried Wife" - How do you solve a murder case when the victim won't stay dead? Maddie and David help a man who thinks he's being stalked by the wife he killed in a jealous rage.
"Symphony in Knocked Flat" - Maddie challenges David to treat her to the perfect night out. But their date turns into a disaster that traps them between a Russian boxer and an assassin's bullet.
"Yours, Very Deadly" - Maddie and David race to find a secret admirer whose love letters have turned into threats. Meanwhile, receptionist Agnes DiPesto can't keep her hands off the new temp, Herbert Viola.
"All Creatures Great and...Not So Great" - A priest asks for Blue Moon Investigations' help in violating his holy vows. Will Maddie and David save him from sin or lead him into temptation?
"Big Man on Mulberry Street" - After David admits that he once was married, Maddie seeks the secret of his past - and ex marks the spot. Sandahl Bergman guest stars as the former Mrs Addison.
"Atomic Shakespeare" - They're murdering the classics! Maddie and David take on Shakespeare (and each other) in an outrageous spoof of "The Taming of the Shrew". Colm Meaney makes a guest appearance.
"It's a Wonderful Job" - A desolate Maddie wishes that she had never heard of the Blue Moon Detective Agency, until a guardian angel shows her how everyone's lives would have been different without her.
"The Straight Poop" - In an hysterical parody of behind-the-scenes infotainment, investigative reporter Rona Barrett probes deep into Maddie and David's secret lives!
"Poltergeist III - DiPesto Nothing" - After David and Maddie pass on a haunted house mystery, receptionist Agnes DiPesto tries to crack the case herself. Does she have a ghost of a chance?
"Blonde on Blonde" - When Maddie announces to a shocked David that she is going out on the town in search of a lusty one-night stand, he and Bert frantically shadow her every move to make sure she stays out of trouble.
"Sam and Dave" - When David realises Maddie's romantic fling could be serious, he confronts Prince Charming...and realises he's outclassed. Mark Harmon guest stars as Sam Crawford.
"Maddie's Turn to Cry" - Maddie learns the hard way that two's company and three's a crowd after Sam and David strike up an uneasy friendship.
"I Am Curious...Maddie" - David runs the risk of losing Maddie for good after Sam proposes and Maddie has difficulty thinking up reasons why she shouldn't marry "Mr Perfect".
"To Heiress Human" - As Maddie and David's relationship takes a turn for the weird, they tackle a million-dollar question. Is an heiress being asked to marry for love...or money?
One of the funniest shows ever! February 23, 2008
D. Dagostino
I bought this dvd for one particular episode titled, "Atomic Shakespeare" but as I went through them, it just reminded me of how funny this show was! All the terrific banter back and forth made this purchase worth it. I plan on having the whole series soon. :)
 5 stars? Are you kidding? June 16, 2007
Dubyac99 (San Francisco, CA)
1 out of 6 found this review helpful
Okay, remember when we were in school (or still are?) and you'd "half-azz" a paper, and BS your way through it, and finally turn it in. Remember what would would happen? You'd get a "lousy grade" maybe a C, if you were lucky. Didn't matter how well certain parts were, which may have been stupendous!
Well, that's how I felt watching this season. Sure it was the best, and "smashing" in many parts. Yes, the storylines were brilliant! But, it had only around 16 episodes! Come on! And at least 4 of them started off with joke premises of the show being delayed for weeks and weeks. I think around two, near the end, actually had footage from prior shows, adding up to five minutes per episode (some even being repeat footage, from the "repeat footage" of the prior show!) Ridiculous!!!
Sorry, I demand my money's worth! I won't give 5 stars to shoddy, incomplete seasons! Shame on those who will give lousy star ratings to DVD sets like WKRP in Cincinattie for the changed music, but then let this one slide under the radar! This was a shoddy season, and was incomplete! Deserves less than a 5 star perfect rating, and you know it!!!
MC White said: Excellent in many parts, but incomplete overall!
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