TV series "Moonlighting"

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TV series "Moonlighting" is a 1980s American comedy-drama and detective show starring Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd, known for its witty dialogue, breaking the fourth wall, and blending romance with mystery.

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instanceOf detective television series
television series
awarded Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy NERFINISHED
Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series NERFINISHED
castMember Allyce Beasley NERFINISHED
Bruce Willis NERFINISHED
Curtis Armstrong NERFINISHED
Cybill Shepherd NERFINISHED
Jack Blessing NERFINISHED
character Agnes DiPesto NERFINISHED
David Addison Jr. NERFINISHED
Herbert Viola NERFINISHED
Maddie Hayes NERFINISHED
countryOfBroadcast United States of America
surface form: United States
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Glenn Gordon Caron NERFINISHED
endYear 1989
finalAired 1989-05-14
firstAired 1985-03-03
genre comedy-drama
detective fiction
mystery
romantic comedy
hasFormat hour-long television series
hasSpinOff none
hasThemeSong Moonlighting Theme NERFINISHED
mainCouple Maddie Hayes and David Addison Jr. NERFINISHED
network American Broadcasting Company NERFINISHED
notableFeature blend of romance and mystery
frequent breaking of the fourth wall
self-referential humor
use of fantasy and genre pastiche episodes
witty, fast-paced dialogue
notableFor launching Bruce Willis to stardom
numberOfEpisodes 66
numberOfSeasons 5
originalLanguage English
originallyBroadcastIn 1980s
originalNetwork ABC
premiereYear 1985
productionCompany ABC Circle Films NERFINISHED
Picturemaker Productions NERFINISHED
setting Los Angeles
starring Bruce Willis NERFINISHED
Cybill Shepherd NERFINISHED
themeMusicComposer Al Jarreau NERFINISHED
Lee Holdridge NERFINISHED

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Al Jarreau performedThemeSongFor TV series "Moonlighting"