Come Back Little Shiksa

Episode aired Oct 6, 1987
TV-PG
49m

IMDb RATING

6.8/10

171

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Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd in Moonlighting (1985)

Comedy Drama Mystery Romance

David felt the previous evening went well, unaware that Maddie has left town. A client comes to Blue Moon and wants it to find a particularly beautiful woman whom he saw at a charity ball. T... Read allDavid felt the previous evening went well, unaware that Maddie has left town. A client comes to Blue Moon and wants it to find a particularly beautiful woman whom he saw at a charity ball. The only clue is a valuable ear ring left behind.David felt the previous evening went well, unaware that Maddie has left town. A client comes to Blue Moon and wants it to find a particularly beautiful woman whom he saw at a charity ball. The only clue is a valuable ear ring left behind.

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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

171

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Both Cybill and Allyce were pregnant during this time. I'm fact, they had their children one month a part. Cybill had twins, a boy and girl, and Allyce had a boy.

Quotes
David: [Immediately after a witch-like Maddie has turned David into a toad during a dream sequence] All right, I'm impressed. She turned me into a horny toad.

Connections
References Come Back, Little Sheba (1952)

Soundtracks
Moonlighting
Music by Lee Holdridge
Lyrics by Al Jarreau
Sung by Al Jarreau

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Featured review

5/10

Beginning of the end

This one was painful to watch. Most especially because it led up to the rest of the show with the primary characters separated from each other.

Disrespectful to the characters themselves, and it made for frustrating watching for the fans.

Disrespect all the way around!

Bruce Willis carries the show essentially by himself with a few regular characters. When you look at how this episode, and following episodes were developed, this is the beginning of when Cybil Shepard and Bruce Willis refused to be in scenes together. As reported by Curtis Armstrong in his book.

Bruce and Cybil had so much anger and hatred toward each other, that in order to keep the show going, the writers and producers had to accommodate their demands.

Which suggest one thing. You can't have that much anger and hatred for somebody that you didn't love it one time. That's just how the human heart works.