TV.com

Moonlighting Season 4 Episode 11

Eek! A Spouse!

Favorite

Watched It I've Watched This 0

Next
Episode Previous
Episode

8.8

User Rating

17 votes

Your Rating: 10
Your Rating: 9.5
Your Rating: 9
Your Rating: 8.5
Your Rating: 8
Your Rating: 7.5
Your Rating: 7
Your Rating: 6.5
Your Rating: 6
Your Rating: 5.5
Your Rating: 5
Your Rating: 4.5
Your Rating: 4
Your Rating: 3.5
Your Rating: 3
Your Rating: 2.5
Your Rating: 2
Your Rating: 1.5
Your Rating: 1

Rate Now

EPISODE REVIEWS
By TV.com Users

Write A Review

Episode Summary

EDIT

AIRED: 2/9/88

Dave is skeptical about the existence of Walter Bishop and bugs Maddie about it as they work on case for a woman who wants to buy off her husband's mistress.

Fan Episode Reviews (2)

Back together again! Not quite the same but at least they're back!

9.5

By CrystalBowman0, Jun 25, 2012

Well, the partners are back onto a case again. Maddie keeps badgering David on how he feels about her latest bomb of marrying Walter and David SEEMS cool with it. It takes him awhile to even believe she's married but finally he kind of comes to terms with it. Didn't like Maddie's speech to Agnes. How does she know for sure being married to David would be that way? Oh well. More frustration. What else is new! I WISH so bad she would stop saying the baby is Sam's. Then whenever David mentions Sam she says leave him out of this. Maddie, if the baby is Sam's he sure can't leave him out of it. I think this is just another way of keeping David at bay. She knows the baby is David's. She has to! lol! By the end of it all David gets to play around on a bed with a man's wife and mistress who killed the man together to get some money. Maddie, though pregnant still helps to foil the baddies so we're getting to some normalcy I guess. Screwball chase scenes on mattresses end the case and Maddie and David sit on a bed together while David places Walter's wedding ring on Miss Hayes' finger. She still wants to be called Miss Hayes. Shows right there a little she really doesn't want Walter. Oh well, pretty good episode.moreless
DO YOU AGREE?
1 0

Flag
Share Hide
My favorite episode of season 4! The tension and chemistry is back.

9.4

By jkalen81, Nov 04, 2006

Okay, so Maddie is married. But it's so obvious that she is having second thoughts about it. There's not much love between her and Walter, he's more of a security. She thinks that by being married to him she can resist David. Ha, who is she kidding.

Maddie keeps trying to get David to confess that he is devastated by the news of her being married to someone else, and he refuses to give up. Then she figures that she should stop asking so he can stop denying. Maddie admits that what they have goes beyong licenses and vows, and David is prone to agree as long as it doesn't mean he's gotta stop trying.

I live for those sweet moments when no matter what is said, we can all see what they really truly mean. Lots of those in this episode and I love it!moreless
DO YOU AGREE?
1 1

Flag
Share Hide

See All Fan Reviews

Cast & Crew: STARS

EDIT

Allyce Beasley	Agnes DiPesto
Bruce Willis	David Addison Jr.
Cybill Shepherd	Madeline "Maddie" Hayes
Curtis Armstrong	Herbert Quentin Viola (seasons 4 - 5, recurring previously)

See All Cast & Crew

Cast & Crew: RECURRING AND GUESTS

EDIT

Cristine Rose	Lauren Baxter	Guest Star
Gerald Anthony	Anthony Baxter	Guest Star
Kathleen Layman	Bridget Graves	Guest Star

See All Cast & Crew

Trivia, Notes, Quotes and Allusions

FILTER BY TYPE

TRIVIA (0)
ADD TRIVIA
- ADD TRIVIA from this episode.
QUOTES (4)
ADD QUOTES
- (In Maddie's car)
  
  Maddie (to David): You still don't seem upset.
  EDIT SHARE
- (In Maddie's car)
  
  Maddie (to David): You still don't seem upset.
  EDIT SHARE
- (David is unable to believe Maddie got married)
  
  David (to Maddie): Are you nuts? You've never done anything spontaneous in your life!
  EDIT SHARE
- David (when Maddie has come back from Chicago married): You don't seem very happy.
  
  Maddie: Well, you don't seem very un-happy!
  
  David: Then we're even.
  EDIT SHARE
NOTES (1)
ADD NOTES
- Music: "I Didn't Mean to Turn You On" by Robert Palmer; "Rock-a-Bye Baby"
  EDIT SHARE
ALLUSIONS (0)
ADD ALLUSIONS
- ADD ALLUSIONS from this episode.