Moonlighting

David gets a surprise visit from David Addison, Sr., his divorced father from Philadelphia. Dad's lonely life is about to get a shot in the arm as he prepares to marry a young lady named Stephanie, and he wants David to be his best man. But the role of the best man takes on an unexpected meaning.

A businessman who killed his wife in a jealous rage calls upon Maddie and David to find her because she apparently has returned from the dead to make his life miserable.

David and Maddie's big night out lands them in the ring with a 270-pound Russian boxer they must save from an assassin's bullet to avert an international incident.

While David and Maddie are busy tracking down a woman's secret admirer to prevent a murder, Agnes Dipesto tries to woo Herbert, the agency's temporary clerk.

Maddie is touched, but David fears the wrath of God when a priest comes to the Blue Moon Detective Agency with an unusual request.

A shocking confession from David that he once was married sets Maddie off to dig up the intriguing truth about the ex-Mrs. Addison.

David and Maddie battle it out in iambic pentameter as literature's most combative couple, Petruchio and Katherina, in a spoof of "The Taming of the Shrew."

A desolate Maddie wishes that she had never even heard of the Blue Moon Detective Agency until a guardian angel shows her how everyone's lives would have been different without her.

Rona Barrett tells inquiring minds the truth behind those awful rumors about the friction between Maddie and David as they relive some of the funniest, loudest, and most unforgettable moments in their partnership at the Blue Moon.

Determined to prove herself as a detective, Ms. Dipesto takes on a chilling assignment: to find out who (or what) is haunting a spooky old mansion that makes Amityville look like Sunnybrook Farm.

After Maddie announces to a shocked David that she is going out on the town in search of a tawdry one-night stand, he and Bert frantically shadow her every move to make sure she stays out of trouble.

Maddie has a date, but it's not with David - and the knowledge that she's out on the town with an "old friend" sends Addison off, frantic to find out who the mystery man is.

Maddie learns the truth of the old saying "two's company, three's a crowd" when Sam and David strike up an uneasy friendship.

David runs the risk of losing Maddie for good after Sam proposes. Meanwhile, Maddie has difficulty thinking up reasons why she shouldn't marry "Mr. Perfect."

Maddie tells a stunned David that he must forget their night together because their brief fling is over. Before Addison can convince her that she's wrong, the detectives become entangled in a new case in which a lovesick heiress tries to obtain proof that her fiance loves her for herself and not her millions.