Moon Over Miami (1993– )

In this detective series, Walter Tatum, a qualified, independent, self-made private investigator in Miami with a small staff, gets stuck with Gwen Cross, a spoiled but intelligent rich girl... See full summary »

Stars:

Billy Campbell, Ally Walker, Agustin Rodriguez

Cast

Complete series cast summary:
Billy Campbell	...	Walter Tatum (12 episodes, 1993-2006)
Ally Walker	...	Gwen Cross (12 episodes, 1993-2006)
Agustin Rodriguez	...	Tito Savon (10 episodes, 1993)
Marlo Marron	...	Billie Wilson (9 episodes, 1993)
J.C. Quinn	...	Barnes (5 episodes, 1993)

Storyline

In this detective series, Walter Tatum, a qualified, independent, self-made private investigator in Miami with a small staff, gets stuck with Gwen Cross, a spoiled but intelligent rich girl, first as a case, then as his partner in countless investigations. She makes both his private and professional life a lot more difficult, but also more interesting, so gradually they sort of grow toward each-other according to the complementary principle 'opposites attract' and always get the job done, for their clients and/or for justice.

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Plot Keywords:

detective

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Genres:

Drama | Crime

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

15 September 1993 (USA)

Also Known As:

Do the Strand

Filming Locations:

Greenwich Studios - 12100 Ivan Tors Boulevard, Miami, Florida, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

ABC Productions, Columbia Pictures Television, Harley Payton TV

Technical Specs

Runtime:

60 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Writers Glen Morgan and James Wong were originally tapped to write for this series. After viewing the pilot, they declined and instead joined the writing staff for The X-Files.

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Quotes

Gwen: Hold this, my brain's on fire!
Walter: Frankly, I'd rather see you eat it. What brain?!

User Reviews

A Wonderful Short-lived Series

Moon over Miami was a very cute show. Bill Campbell played Walter Tatum, a detective. Ally Walker played Gwen, a girl who escaped from her own wedding by jumping off of a boat and swimming to shore. Walter was put on the case to find her, which he did, and later agreed to hire her as his receptionist. Gwen always wanted to help solve a case, which began some sexual tension between she and Walter that lasted until the show ended. It brought about memories of David and Maddie (Bruce Willis and Cybil Shepard) on Moonlighting. If it ever appears in reruns, give it a chance.