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Moonlighting An Episode Guide

Moonlighting An Episode Guide

Grace Chivell / Shawna Saari

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Tucker DS Press
Año de edición:
2024
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Television
ISBN:
9781959748045
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David Addison and Maddie Hayes are back. After years of being lost in legal troubles, the 1980s classic screwball detective series returned to the culture when HULU started streaming the series that starred Cybill Shepherd and Bruce Willis. Moonlighting podcasters Grace Chivell and Shawna Saari take readers through an episode by episode guide to keep track of every Bee that Bees, every chase scene that gets messy, every rhyme of its time, and every kiss between these two sexy leads. The book will bring all those pop culture references back to the forefront and will remind readers why they loved this series so much.Creator of the series Glenn Gordon Caron returns to write the foreword and the book is peppered with comments from executive producer Jay Daniel as well. Lock your family in the closet and read this tribute to one of the most beloved series of all time.

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