Writer:	Sidney Sheldon
Director:	Tom Mankiewicz
Star:	Stefanie Powers (Jennifer Hart),  Robert Wagner (Jonathan Hart),  Lionel Stander (Max)
Guest Star:	Mimi Maynard (Secretary),  Natasha Gurdin ([Cameo apperance]),  Paul Tuerpe (Bellboy),  Lina Raymond (Jane),  Jill St. John (Sylvia Maxwell),  James Noble (Dr Metz),  George Skaff (Arab Sheik),  Jack Perkins (Poker Player #1),  Lee Bryant (Dorothy Roberts),  David Landsberg (Man in Sauna),  Eugene Roche (Business Manager),  Stella Stevens (Dr Flemming),  Tara Buckman (Sandy),  Don Dandridge (Poker Player #2),  Michael Lerner (Poker Player),  Elizabeth Brooks (Attendant #2),  Art Kassul (Artie),  Roddy McDowall (Dr Peterson),  Paul Napier (Sam Roberts),  Clifton James (Highway Cop),  Eugenia Wright (Desk Clerk)

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Natasha Gurdin is better known as Natalie Wood. (edit)

Jennifer: I could blow your whole cover; I could march right over to that office and tell them who you really are.
Jonathan: That doesn't sound like you.
Jennifer: Oh no, or I could refuse to make love to you for the rest of the year.
Jonathan: That sounds like you.
Jennifer: Eat you heart out buster. (edit) Jonathan: Remember the fellow that was so sexy, attractive, brilliant, virile?
Jennifer: How did I manage to miss him?
Jonathan: You're lying on him.
Jennifer: Oh yeah, prove it! (edit) Dr Metz: Well, how goes our first day?
Jonathan: Outside of being mugged, elbowed in the stomach, pummelled, fried and nearly drowned, it’s been peachy keen so far doctor. I haven’t had this much fun since I was a P.O.W. in North Korea. (edit) Silvia: Hey, remember me? The girl on the floor in the nighty, with the teddy bear and the pacifier.
Jonathan: Funny how these little things seem to stick in your mind. (edit)

Just before Sam Roberts drives over the cliff, he turns the radio on and listens to You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby. The song was originally recorded by Bobby Darin in 1961, however in the version played Stefanie Powers is singing it. (edit) Jonathan and Jennifer discuss a scene from a movie where James Cagney squashes a grapefruit in to someone's face. They are discussing the 1931 film The Public Enemy. (edit) The women are dancing in the pool to Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky. (edit) The first time you see Jonathan, he shows up at his office and his secretary doesn't even know him. This is very different from the Jonathan Hart character in the series who prides himself on knowing his staff.

The first time you see Jennifer Hart she is in a yellow car having a race with Johnathan. This sequence was used in the opening credits for all five series of the show. (edit) CONTINUITY

How is it that Jonathan is supposed to take Jennifer's mother to dinner for her birthday in the pilot, but in the series her mother has been dead for years? (edit)

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