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Moonlighting Season 4 Episode 12

Maddie Hayes Got Married

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AIRED: 3/1/88

Maddie's confused and worried: Dave has insisted on throwing a bachelor party for Walter and a huge formal wedding for her.

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A little making up can go a little ways. Grrrrr. Why?! About that baby's daddy thing? GRRR!

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By CrystalBowman0, Jun 25, 2012

David throws a bachelor party for Walter and Maddie and also a wedding. Quite funny episode but also a little romantic/sad and sweet too. Herbert dresses in drag at the party. LOL! That was hilarious! Maddie FINALLY meets the other pregnant woman in David's life and gets jealous of course! Walter realizes that Maddie is still in love with David and their marriage isn't going to change that! Yay! The other pregnant woman goes into labor during Maddie's wedding so they all go to the hospital! Love the part where the main two are fighting again as usual right there with the girl having her baby. She says why don't you two just kiss already! FINALLY! They are showing their true feelings again! Later Maddie apologizes to David for putting him through all this crap which should have been for well everything! lol! Hate that Maddie still thinks the baby is Sam's ! Ugh! Why couldn't these writers give us some satisfaction at least in one aspect! Grrr. Oh well. Determined to watch this train wreck all the way through. It was still a good episode but a frustrating one as usual! :(moreless
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Cast & Crew: STARS

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

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Brooke Adams	Terri Knowles	Guest Star
Dennis Dugan	Walter Bishop	Guest Star
Bruce French	Rev. Hadley	Guest Star
Jack Blessing	MacGillicudy	Recurring Role
Charles Rocket	Richard Addison	Recurring Role

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TRIVIA (1)
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- Continuity error: In the storyline, it is said that the lavish nuptials of this episode were planned because Maddie, whose real first ceremony was in a Vegas chapel, "missed having a big church wedding."
  
  Wait a second. She's an atheist.
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QUOTES (1)
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- David: Must be big plans.
  
  Maddie: Big plans.
  
  David: And they are..?
  
  Maddie: Big.
  
  David: And you're doing..?
  
  Maddie: Lunch.
  
  David: With?
  
  Maddie: Someone.
  
  David: Someone, that is big... Anyone I know?
  
  Maddie: No.
  
  David: Animal, vegetable or husband? Pick any two.
  
  Maddie: I don't wanna do this, David!
  
  David: Louder, you're shouting for two now!
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NOTES (4)
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- Cybill Shepard and Writer Roger Director provide DVD commentary for this episode
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- In the original airing of this episode, as David walks Maddie to the cafeteria and discusses nutrition, he asks if she is a "beef person." At the time this episode aired, Cybill Shepherd was a spokesperson for the beef industry. (The line was cut in syndicated airings of the episode.)
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- When David and Herbert talk about the type of guys Maddie likes, they refer to "that guy in the wine cooler commercials." This is a reference to Bruce Willis' work as spokesman for Seagram's.
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- Music: "Oh Pretty Woman" by Roy Orbison; "Jungle Love" by The Time; Herbert lip-synchs to "The Lady Is a Tramp"; "Here Comes the Bride"
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