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Blue Moon is hired to provide security at a company run by one of Maddie's friends, which has been plagued by information leaks and sabotage. The company's main competitor claims that he is getting his inside information from a psychic. David and Maddie discover that the father of Maddie's friend also visits the psychic and conclude that he is selling company secrets, however the case turns out not to be that clear-cut.

Maddie and David investigate the on-air shooting of a radio talk-show host. Although David thinks the case will be great publicity for the agency, Maddie is unsure whether to take it when she learns that the host was having an affair with a married woman. The host soon turns up alive, having faked his own death to keep the affair from his boss, but is then accused of the murder of his lover's husband, who was also his boss. Both the host and his mistress hire Blue Moon to prove their innocence, and Maddie and David disagree over who they believe actually did it.

The agency's ditzy receptionist, Agnes DiPesto, wins a place on a "murder mystery train" hosted by a famous writer of mystery stories. Maddie and David take her to the station and find themselves trapped on the train as well. While the train is in motion, the writer is murdered and the Blue Moon trio find that every one of the passengers had a motive. The episode concludes with a showdown atop the moving train.

David and Maddie are hired by a woman in a veil to track down an ex-boyfriend who threw acid on her face in a fit of anger. She claims she wants to give him another chance, but shortly after they find him, he is killed. The investigators discover that the person who actually hired them was an impostor and must find the real killer, leading to a chaotic chase scene in which everyone is wearing the same dress and veil.

Maddie learns that her ex-accountant has bought a new life in Argentina with the money he stole from her. She is determined to travel there and confront him, against David's advice. When she travels there, David follows her. The finale involves a poker game in which Maddie stakes everything she owns against the accountant's money. David convinces her to fold but then realizes she had a winning hand.

This episode is a tribute to 1940s film noir, shot mostly in black and white. Maddie and David learn of a murder committed at a 1940s night club. Each dreams the role of the convicted murderer and the circumstances leading to the crime, but each dream sequence is coloured by the bias of the dreamer. Cybill Shepherd performs the big band songs "Blue Moon" and "I Told You I Love Ya, Now Get Out!" Orson Welles introduces the episode, his last performance before his death

After walking in on an office limbo party, Maddie bets David that he will not be able to act like a mature adult for one week. If he loses, he must lay off a number of employees, whereas if she loses she must limbo in front of all the staff. David loses the bet, but Maddie lets him off the hook. The duo are also involved in a case surrounding the kidnapping of a concert pianist.

Maddie takes a wealthy female client who wants to retrieve a stolen locket. David, who used to date the client, begins to suspect that her estranged husband is threatening her when she has a series of apparent accidents. The client shoots her husband during a confrontation and it looks like self-defense, but Maddie is not convinced.

A woman is being chased by several men, and hires the agency to protect her. She claims to be a leprechaun and that the men are after her pot of gold. Maddie does not want to take the case, as she believes the woman needs psychiatric help, but David gets her involved anyway. The "pot of gold" turns out to be loot stolen from a bank in Ireland by the woman's father many years earlier.

An artist paints a portrait of Maddie, whom he has never met, and then commits suicide. Maddie buys the painting and presents it to the artist's brother, only for him to also die, leading the police to suspect her of foul play. It transpires that the artist and his brother were part of a gang who stole a valuable painting, and their surviving accomplice is convinced that the portrait of Maddie holds a clue to where it is hidden.

David takes a case from a young executive (Mark Linn-Baker), who has lost his boss's prized Rolodex containing the contact details of a number of celebrities. When the detectives assist him in tracking it down, he attempts to hold it hostage. Meanwhile, Maddie sells the agency to a wealthier rival firm, which upsets David, who announces his intention to start up his own agency. Maddie realizes she has made a mistake, and David helps her to get the agency back from her rival by giving up his own in the end.

A man named Joseph is murdered by criminals he testified against and his wife, Mary, leaves her baby in Agnes' apartment. She enlists Maddie and David to help find the baby, and encounters "the three kings" (three FBI agents all called King). The baby's mother eventually turns up at Blue Moon, but Agnes and the baby are gone, and are eventually found at Maddie's house being held at gunpoint. The episode ends with the cast, crew, and their families singing a Christmas carol to the viewers.

A wealthy but lonely man hires the detectives to find him a suitable wife. Although Maddie initially does not want to take the case as Blue Moon is not a dating agency, they eventually decide to go their separate ways, each finding a candidate based on their own ideals. The client seems to choose the woman selected by David, but then it transpires that not only did he choose both woman, but that he was already married. When they attempt to confront him, they find the woman chosen by David dead and the client in the hospital, which leads them to discover his true scheme.

Agnes is looking for some excitement in her life, so Maddie and David give her their tickets to a top industry banquet. This leads to her involvement in an espionage operation which sees her kidnapped and interrogated. She manages to escape to a laundry, and discovers that it is being used by spies to hide stolen plans. Her adventures lead her to conclude that she is happy with her life after all.

David and Maddie are hired to watch over the body of an escape artist. He threatened that he would come back from the dead and kill his widow. The detectives spend the night in the morgue, but in the morning the corpse has disappeared, and soon afterwards the widow is found dead. Maddie and David discover that the escape artist is in fact still alive and involved in a diamond heist, during which he seemingly dies again.

Maddie's parents, Alex and Virginia (Robert Webber and Eva Marie Saint), pay her a visit, and Virginia confides that she thinks her husband is having an affair. Maddie asks David to follow her father, hoping that he will discover that this is untrue, but David discovers that Alex is indeed seeing another woman. Maddie cannot bring herself to tell her mother but instead launches a furious attack on her father, who later tells her that he has ended the affair and it will never happen again.

An elderly and very sick man tells Maddie and David that he wishes to die, but that if he kills himself his life insurance policy will not pay out. He has therefore hired someone to murder him and wants the sleuths to witness the act. Maddie refuses to handle the case, but David gets involved anyway and ends up being framed for the man's murder. He resolves to escape the law by going on the run, but ultimately returns home, unaware that Maddie has solved the case and cleared his name. This episode contains the first non-imaginary kiss between the two leads

David becomes famous when he solves several big cases in quick succession. Maddie is impressed, unaware that he is using information passed to him by a prostitute with a mobster client who talks in his sleep about people who are due to be killed. Everything is going well for David until he is told that he is the next person to be killed. He ends up in a fistfight with the mobster and gets punched by Maddie when she learns the truth about his source.

Depressed after the apparent death of his wife but unable to bring himself to commit suicide, a man decides to hire a hitman to kill him. After realising she is in fact still alive, he hires Blue Moon to find her and stop the hitman but, unexpectedly, the client dies anyway, leading to an investigation into his shady lawyer. Maddie also invites David to attend a wedding with her. He says he would be delighted, which makes her uncomfortable, and he is disappointed when they have to cancel due to the case.

A man hires Blue Moon to find his wife. He is certain that he killed her during an argument, but the day after he buried her in the woods, she started harassing him with threatening phone calls. After an argument about whether or not to deal with a man who would strike his wife, Maddie and David trace the woman, but during a car chase she seemingly drives over a cliff and dies again.

Following an argument about their respective expectations from a date, David challenges Maddie to let him provide a "fine" evening out, while she provides him with a "fun" one. He promises to take her to the theater but is only able to obtain tickets from a scalper, which gets the duo involved in an assassination plot. The episode culminates with David being forced to take the place of one of the participants in a boxing match promoted by Don King, who makes a guest appearance.

A married woman who has been writing to an unknown admirer hires Maddie and David to find him and tell him that she cannot continue the correspondence. Both the woman and the anonymous letter writer are killed in an apparent murder/suicide, but the Blue Moon team is able to unmask the real killer. This episode introduces new character Herbert Viola, who would become part of the featured cast in the fourth season.

A Catholic priest hires Blue Moon to find a woman he has fallen in love with during confession, even though he does not know her name, or what she looks like. The detectives trace the woman and are surprised to find her apparently happily married, contradicting what the priest said. When she seemingly commits suicide, Maddie and David are convinced that she has actually been murdered.

Maddie is shocked to discover that David was once married when he tells her that his former brother-in-law has died and that he must go to New York for the funeral. The episode centres on a lengthy dance number set to Billy Joel's song "Big Man on Mulberry Street", in which Maddie dreams of the relationship between David and his ex-wife. She follows him to New York and discovers that, although he had told her the truth when he said he caught his wife in bed with someone else, he had neglected to mention that it was another woman.

A teenage Moonlighting fan is forced by his mother to do his homework rather than watch the show. He imagines the regular characters enacting a version of William Shakespeare's play The Taming of the Shrew in period costume and setting but in the style of an episode of the show. Bruce Willis performs the song "Good Lovin'", originally recorded by the Young Rascals.

This episode is a homage to the classic movie It's a Wonderful Life. Maddie is not in the mood for celebrating Christmas and wishes she had never kept the agency open. Her guardian angel obliges and shows her how things would have turned out if she had closed it down. David has become very wealthy and married model Cheryl Tiegs, but Maddie has had "a very bad year" and is on the verge of committing suicide. Ultimately Maddie decides that she is glad she kept the agency open. The episode ends with Maddie and David sharing a passionate kiss and wishing "to all a good night".

Gossip columnist Rona Barrett arrives at Blue Moon to investigate why there is no new episode, and why David and Maddie are unable to get along with each other. This acts as a framework for a clip show featuring past memorable moments. The episode ends with Maddie and David promising that there will definitely be a new episode next week (there was, but they featured only briefly in it).

Herbert is hired full-time and put to work on cases. Agnes is jealous of his increasing status at Blue Moon, and, when Maddie and David decline to take on the case of a woman who wants proof that her house is haunted, she takes it on herself. The haunting turns out to have been engineered by the family doctor, looking to profit from oil found on the site of the house.

Maddie reveals to David that she feels frustrated and would consider having a one-night stand, which upsets David. He follows her to a club, but mistakenly ends up tailing a different girl and becomes implicated in a murder. After a night in police custody he resolves to tell Maddie that he loves her, but when he arrives at her house in the early hours of the morning, another man (Mark Harmon) answers the door.

The detectives are hired by a woman who wants to know if her lover is "falling back in love" with his wife. David learns that the man he met at Maddie's house is her former boyfriend, a well-educated and highly erudite astronaut called Sam Crawford. When Maddie refuses to break a date with Sam in order to take part in a stakeout, David interrupts their dinner, gets drunk, and makes a fool of himself. Sam takes him home and then sleeps with Maddie.

Maddie is torn between her feelings for Sam and David, whom she accuses of being jealous. In a continuation of the case from the previous episode, the detectives investigate an apparent suicide which turns out to be a murder, leading to a chase in a bowling alley. Sam asks Maddie to marry him.

Sam is upset that Maddie has not given an answer to his proposal. She and David row about her relationships with the two men, and Sam and David brawl in a parking garage. Maddie ultimately decides that she is not ready for marriage, but when she returns home to tell Sam, she finds David in her bed instead and they make love.

Maddie arrives at her parents' house in Chicago, and they are immediately suspicious that she has turned up unannounced and cannot tell them how long she plans to stay. David is hired by a man (John Goodman) who wishes to locate a former one-night stand. When he tracks her down she tells him she is on the run from her husband, a hitman. This episode features a fantasy sequence in which Maddie and David are depicted in claymation.

Maddie has been gone for two weeks and David is waiting endlessly for a phone call from her. In her absence, he teams up with Herbert try to find a man who failed to show up for his wedding. His jilted bride's brother wants to pay him to go through with the wedding, but it transpires he was already married. The following day, the runaway groom is found dead, and Blue Moon's client is the chief suspect. David writes Maddie a letter which ends "this is all crap, I'm miserable and want you to come home

Maddie's parents throw a party in an attempt to cheer her up, but this just makes her angry. David continues to brood in Los Angeles. He and Herbert, who thinks he has lost Agnes to another man, go out on the town and take two women home. Herbert decides that he cannot go through with it because of his love for Agnes, but David spends the night with his date, which only makes him more depressed. Maddie discovers she is pregnant, but when she calls David to tell him, he is out. She tells Agnes, but instructs her not to tell David.

Agnes lets slip to Herbert that Maddie is pregnant. Despite promising not to let David know, Herbert tells him anyway. David races to the airport intent on booking a flight to Chicago, but finds himself tricked into swapping places with a convict on his way to prison. The guards refuse to believe that he is not the prisoner, and he ends up in solitary confinement.

David is still in prison and nobody knows where he is, including network executives, who begin auditioning a replacement. He uses a secret tunnel to reach a telephone and call Chicago, but only speaks to Maddie's mother. He discovers the illegal activities of a prison warder, who is about to kill him when a riot starts, allowing David to escape. The episode features a lengthy musical number performed by the prisoners in the style of Gilbert & Sullivan

David returns to Blue Moon to find repossession agents clearing out the furniture, and the staff about to walk out having not been paid. Maddie's father finds out about her pregnancy and goes to see David in Los Angeles to persuade him to "do the right thing". David points out that the baby might not be his, and they row about his apparent lack of responsibility. He catches up with Mr Hayes at the airport and gives an impassioned speech about how much he loves Maddie. Mr Hayes apologizes and loans him the money to buy new furniture. David returns to the office with the furniture and a book on preparing for fatherhood.

Agnes's mother (Imogene Coca) arrives in Los Angeles for a visit, fresh from a holiday in Mexico. She has brought back an apparently worthless souvenir but is being pursued by various unsavory characters who are prepared to kill to get their hands on it. Agnes and Herbert investigate the case. Cybill Shepherd does not appear in this episode.

David is preparing for fatherhood and finds a partner (Brooke Adams) to attend Lamaze classes with him. She begins to develop feelings for him, which he seems to reciprocate. Maddie finds out about David's dedication to fatherhood and makes preparations to return to Los Angeles to attempt to work things out.

Maddie travels back to Los Angeles by train, still unsure whether or not she and David should resume their relationship. She meets Walter Bishop (Dennis Dugan) on the way and tells him all about her troubles. When she returns to the office, David is angry at first but later tells her that he missed her and that he wants to start over. She tells him that when the train stopped in Las Vegas, she and Walter got married on the spur of the moment. She also tells him that the baby is not his. Pat Boone appears as a future version of David in a dream sequence.

Maddie is surprised and angry to find that David is not upset about her marriage, and he eventually reveals that it is because he does not believe she really is married. When he becomes convinced that she is, he attempts to test her to prove her love for Walter. Although he is unconvinced, he makes her put her wedding ring on, to prove things are not "just like old times" any more. Meanwhile, the detectives are hired by a woman to pay her husband's mistress to leave town. The husband confronts his wife and is shot dead, seemingly in self-defence. Herbert unravels the true complexity of the case, while Maddie and David are busy arguing.

David finally meets Walter, and accuses Maddie of being ashamed of him. Maddie denies this and says she wishes she'd had a lavish church wedding to prove her commitment to everyone. David organises such a wedding, inviting the whole office. He takes Terri, his former Lamaze partner, to the wedding, during which she goes into labor. During a chaotic hospital scene, Terri and Walter accuse Maddie and David of being madly in love with each other. They deny it and fight, yelling that they hate each other, but ultimately end up in a passionate kiss.

This is the only episode in which neither Bruce Willis nor Cybill Shepherd appears.[72] The focus is instead on Herbert, who has been charged with guarding a new experimental species of grapefruit from corporate espionage. He asks Agnes to move in with him, but she insists she is not ready. His disappointment leads to two dream sequences, parodies of Casablanca and the movies of Rudolph Valentino, in both of which she rejects him totally. At the end of the episode, however, she admits her love for him and agrees to move in.

Crude lines in season 5 that I am surprised got past the censors.

addie's unborn baby (Bruce Willis) receives a visit from an angel who has arrived to prepare him for his birth by showing him his parents and the world. The baby is upset by his parents' fighting, but the angel assures him that they care about each other. When he is shown the evil in the world, the baby says he does not want to be born, but the angel explains the purpose of life to him. Maddie begins to miscarry, and the angel tells the unborn baby that he is not now destined to be born to these parents, but that he'll be born into another family, possibly on Growing Pains or The Cosby Show.

the wake of her miscarriage, Maddie throws herself into her work, while David plans a lengthy trip out of town. The detectives are hired by a woman who thinks her husband may be concealing the fact that he has been married before. It transpires that his previous wife died and he was tried for her murder. He was acquitted, but later confessed that he had in fact done it. Then his current wife is killed and he confesses to the murder, but Maddie proves his innocence. Maddie and David finally confront their feelings over the miscarriage after being stuck overnight in an elevator.

A woman comes to Blue Moon wondering if the man with whom she is living is really her husband. He went missing ten years ago, but has now returned, yet she is not sure it is the same man. He seemingly dies in an explosion, and David finds out that he was an escaped prisoner who was wanted in five states. The detectives received a reward check for the information on him and plan to give it to his wife, but then she is killed and her husband turns out not to be dead after all. David is annoyed when Maddie insists that they are "pals" and says he knows her better than she will admit.

Blue Moon is hired by a victim of botched plastic surgery, who wants the detectives to find some "dirt" on the surgeon so that he can ruin him. David and Maddie find that the surgeon usually treats women, making them "perfect" and then having affairs with them. They debate whether their own relationship was ever more than superficial. At the end of the episode they nearly kiss once again but stop short.

Maddie agrees to take on the case of a female worker who shot her boss after she was fired for refusing to sleep with him. At the same time, David takes on the case of the boss. This leads to the office dividing along gender lines, with the men pursuing one side of the case and the women the other. Maddie asks David to become her full partner.The end credits are accompanied by bloopers from previous episodes.

A famously fierce divorce lawyer known as "The Barracuda" has a crisis of conscience and hires Blue Moon to help save a marriage. It transpires that the wife is in fact sleeping with the husband's business partner, who is then killed and the husband accused of his murder. Maddie buys David a car, which he hates, but it is totaled during a chase scene. He uses the insurance money to buy her a necklace and she responds with a passionate kiss.

A man comes to the agency in an attempt to hire a bodyguard, but abruptly dies in Maddie's office. His friend arrives looking for him and reveals that they have won the lottery, and he has only half the winning ticket. This turns out to be a red herring, as various parties are actually after secret naval plans encoded in a tattoo on the dead man's body. In a dream sequence, Maddie finds herself in the afterlife, with David as the Grim Reaper. After this episode, the show went on hiatus for two months

David's brother, Richie, arrives with his new girlfriend (Rita Wilson) and asks a favor from David and Maddie. His girlfriend's business partner embezzled all her money and he wants them to get it back, but David is reluctant to work for free. It transpires that Richie's girlfriend ran a prostitution ring, and is only using him to gain revenge on her former partner for taking all her girls and clients. The cast perform the opening title song, as Al Jarreau, who sang the actual theme song, was allegedly unaware that the series had moved time slot.

A dying man hires Blue Moon to help prove that he committed the "perfect crime." David is intrigued and thinks it will be good publicity, but Maddie does not want to get involved. It transpires that not only is the client not dying, but that he did not actually commit the crime he claims credit for.

Maddie's cousin Annie (Virginia Madsen) arrives in Los Angeles. David takes the two women out dancing and ends up sleeping with Annie. This leads to an argument with Maddie, who informs David that Annie is married and says he only got involved with Annie to make her jealous. The storyline continues in the episode "Eine Kleine Nacht Murder" This episode features a cameo appearance by Bruce Willis's then-wife Demi Moore.

Agnes misses Herbert's family reunion when she is called for jury duty. She is the only juror convinced of the defendant's innocence, and the jury is now sequestered until a verdict can be agreed. Herbert is desperate to ensure that Agnes makes it to the reunion so sets out to solve the case himself.

addie witnesses a murder and is placed under police protection, but David thinks her bodyguard is crooked and is planning to kill her himself. Annie moves in with David, largely because of the discomfort their relationship is causing Maddie. David goes to Maddie's house to convince her to try and flee from the bad guys, only for a SWAT team to show up and severely damage the house.