Moonlighting - Complete Seasons 1 and 2 [DVD] [2008]

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The series revolves around the cases investigated by the Blue Moon Detective Agency and its two unlikely partners: ex-model Madeline Hayes (Shepherd) and detective David Addison (Willis). Relive the sharp and sassy repartee as Maddie Hayes (Cybill Shepherd) the steely but gorgeous ex-model and David Addison (Bruce Willis the wisecracking hustler bring their madcap capers to DVD for the first time.

The Rolling Stone's You Can't Always Get What You Want and the O'Jay's For the Love of Money are included along with many more.

im hoping at some point we can get some official comment on this and posibly have it as a bonus episode in a later set. The reason that this show works as well as it does, is because you like both of the characters, and they are often both right when they argue. This separation of the stars resulted in a lot of scenes of Maddie with her parents in Chicago (Eva Marie Saint and Robert Webber are great, as expected, but I didn't watch Moonlighting for parental drama), and a lot of Agnes and Bert scenes, that ultimately grow tiresome.

Note that the foreign dubs actually have the original song left intact on DVD, so the swap makes no sense, legally wise. Someone had queried the different times on the R1 and the R2 versions when there didn't appear to be any cuts. Paul Mavis is an internationally published film and television historian, a member of the Online Film Critics Society, and the author of The Espionage Filmography. The first fouple seasons aren’t quite as fresh as when first broadcast and women sure had broad shoulder pads in the 1980s. The actors obviously enjoyed working with each other during the show, and this great episode is perfect for their comments.Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Among these is the Blue Moon Detective Agency, which Maddie plans to sell off until the fast-talking detective David Addison (Bruce Willis, Die Hard, The Sixth Sense, Pulp Fiction) convinces her that the business can turn a profit. I've only ever seen the first 3 1/2 seasons in syndicated form (my VHS tapes are from the Lifetime airings), and in almost every DVD episode I've noticed LOTS of new (new to me, anyway) material, which makes me believe that every episode is the original broadcast version!