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A Trip to the Moon

Episode aired Sep 29, 1987
TV-PG
49m

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6.8/10

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Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd in Moonlighting (1985)

Comedy Drama Mystery Romance

David and Maddie have been together for four weeks and Maddie is wondering where their relationship is going. She thinks all they do is sleep together. David expresses his love for her but s... Read allDavid and Maddie have been together for four weeks and Maddie is wondering where their relationship is going. She thinks all they do is sleep together. David expresses his love for her but she doesn't know what she wants.David and Maddie have been together for four weeks and Maddie is wondering where their relationship is going. She thinks all they do is sleep together. David expresses his love for her but she doesn't know what she wants.

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Cybill Shepherd

Maddie Hayes (Alice)

Bruce Willis

David Addison Jr.

Allyce Beasley

Agnes DiPesto (Trixie)

Curtis Armstrong

Burt Viola
(credit only)

Charles Rocket

Richard Addison (Ed)

Ray Charles

Ray Charles

Joyce Brothers

Dr. Joyce Brothers
(as Dr. Joyce Brothers)

Harold Surratt

Cab Driver
(voice)
(as Harold J. Surratt)

Stephanie Shroyer

Airport Ticket Clerk

The Raelettes

Themselves
(uncredited)

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Trivia
A scene features David and Maddie having a conversation in an empty laundromat. This is the same laundromat used in the 2022 movie "Everything Everywhere All At Once".

Quotes
Agnes DiPesto (Trixie): Blue Moon Detective Agency.
[answering the phone]
Agnes DiPesto (Trixie): We've been here three years taking care of your woes. / Finding lost persons, telling unfaithful bows. / And I have a birthday, I' m offering a deal, / And I solve your murder, we buy you a meal.

Connections
References A Trip to the Moon (1902)

Soundtracks
Hit the Road Jack (Dave)
Written by Percy Mayfield
Performed by Ray Charles

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8/10

AN ACCEPTABLE START TO THE SEASON

Maddie is extremely confused, she loves David but finds that the relationship is not going anywhere, he does everything possible to make her agree and goes out of his way to convince her that they are both on the right track. A correct episode but the viewer is as confused as the protagonists, we also do not know which side the writers are directing the story for.