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Post by JeffP on Oct 14, 2004 23:47:24 GMT -5
What is everyones favorite memory of Monnlighting?
Mine is the dance number done to the Song Big man on Mulberry Street by Billy Joel.
As a big fan of Billy Joel, I think of that scene everytime I hear it.
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Post by Stephanie on Oct 15, 2004 5:46:21 GMT -5
That's the only part I saw from Big Man... I liked the "Big Bang" a lot! I was like FINALLY! LOL I also liked Portrait of Maddie a lot. I only saw it once, but it's in my mind forever ;D Ooh, and Dream Sequence! I have so many favorites, I could go on and on forever (but I won't ) Greets Steph *I told ya I love ya now get out!*
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Post by Cindy on Oct 15, 2004 12:49:51 GMT -5
The most memorable aspect after all this time had to be the build up to the resolution of the will they or won't they aspect. I think the trilogy/quartet episodes of the late third season (Blonde on Blonde through I am Curious....Maddie) were certainly the episodes every one talked about. Everyone was talking and speculating about that and I loved that at that particular point in time everybody seemed to have Moonlighting fever.
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Post by Richard on Oct 23, 2004 16:49:08 GMT -5
"Blonde on Blonde."
Only episode to make me tear up at the end.
When David rushes to Maddie's house at the end in the rain, and Sam (Mark Harmon) opens the door, the music was so perfect. "Since I Fell For You" sung by Al Jarreau was the perfect ending to the scene.
In fact, that song is the main reason I own the soundtrack album.
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Post by SeattleAviator on Nov 16, 2004 21:38:12 GMT -5
By Far... "Atlas Belched" .... What Fun!
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Post by jcallows on Nov 23, 2004 10:56:46 GMT -5
Mine was "Every Daughter's Father is a Virgin"
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Post by simmecats on Jan 23, 2005 10:40:18 GMT -5
I still watch my old VHS tapes of "Moonlighting." I spent hours re-playing them in my head as a teenager. I would videotape the show, and sometimes I recorded the audio simultaneously off of FM radio. I sped from a college visit and ran out of gas trying to make it home in time to see "I Am Curious . . Maddie." I loved "Atomic Shakespeare" and "Camille", and adored "It's A Wonderful Job." I also loved the art-house music and editing on "The Man Who Cried Wife." The soundtrack for that episode was slightly more electronic than orchestral, an unexpected and nice change of pace. I am thrilled to hear about the upcoming DVD release! It's not fair that we can be subjected to a "Growing Pains" reunion movie before we can have our "Moonlighting."
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Post by Sakura on Jun 4, 2005 9:44:16 GMT -5
Mine was:"To Heiress Human"
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Post by Cindy on Jun 4, 2005 11:58:13 GMT -5
Ohhh I do love To Heiress Human too SakuraStar1. It is my absolutely all time favorite episode.
Fav. scene in it........probably the conversation in the car that starts to take a turn.... Maddie's reactions to what David is saying is pretty interesting! And he knows it!!
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Post by Sakura on Jun 5, 2005 2:18:49 GMT -5
Here,in my country,Moonlighting came back,I was trying to record the Episode:"To Heiress Human",but I missed.Mabye it will come back soon. . P.S.-I have 20 episodes record.
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Post by gypsygem81 on Jun 5, 2005 6:41:18 GMT -5
It's got to be the end of I'm Curious Maddie or the Dream Sequence for me.
Love Gem
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Post by Sakura on Jun 5, 2005 12:38:54 GMT -5
This is for you,Cindy.
Remeber when I talk with you about the episode:"To Heiress Human?"
My favourite scene:When David kisses her neck and her belly.
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Post by bluemoongirl on Jul 19, 2005 18:15:44 GMT -5
I still watch my old VHS tapes of "Moonlighting." I spent hours re-playing them in my head as a teenager. I would videotape the show, and sometimes I recorded the audio simultaneously off of FM radio. I sped from a college visit and ran out of gas trying to make it home in time to see "I Am Curious . . Maddie. Hmmm....simmecats....sounds supiciously like you and I lead parrallel lives back then. I recorded them, watched them, watched again, and again, and again. Recorded them on tape and listened to them in between classes at school. Guess that's what teenagers do when they obsess. ;D But what an awsome show to obsess over!!! I think I'd have to name my favorites from each season. It's to hard to just have one. I love so many for different reasons. My 1st & 2nd season favs- Pilot The Next Murder You Hear **Brother, Can You Spare a Blonde The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice My Fair David Knowing Her **'Twas the Episode Before Christmas **Every Daughters Father is a Virgin **Witness for the Execution It's so hard to choose.... ~Blue Moon Girl"Now I'll bet you were a Miss March." "A Miss what!"
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Post by ryangie97 on Jul 20, 2005 21:31:56 GMT -5
You all have named some great episodes. So hard to choose. I think I was about 12 when the Sam and Dave episodes aired. Whenever there was a new episode airing some of my friends would come over for a pj party and we would watch moonlighting. Then we would set up way into the night talking about it. Some of my favorite moments were the car scences in To Heiress Human, the jail cell scene in Blonde on Blonde when David begins to admit to himself he is indeed in love with Maddie, of course The Big Bang. Also loved the beginning of the date in Symphony in Knocked Flatt and the rest of the episode was hilarious. So many other great moments but I have rambled long enough.
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Post by alchera on Mar 7, 2007 23:48:02 GMT -5
Although I have forgotten most of the eps in time, I have never forgotten the scene David standing on the table in the office,with pink flowers around his neck singing the limbo song. People doing the limbo dance. That scene stuck in my 10 year old mind for forever. Now that I think of it, actually this might have been the very first ep that I had seen. Hmm... that means I probably have missed the entire season one... hmm... ok. I'm confused now Anyway, that's one of my all time fav scenes. He is so cute and cheesy, gotta love the way he moves. Also the other dance scene in the club in Big Man on Mulberry Street... Then, Maddie singing Blue Moon in black and white.... It's interesting though, how I have never come to forget the scenes which included singing and dancing.
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