Moonlighting
When Girls Collide (1)
TV Flash files “When Girls Collide (1)” as hour 64 of 67 in the TV Flash guide — Moonlighting (1985–1989) on ABC, season 5, episode 10, aired 1989-04-16, 60 min.
From the desk
How this hour is filed
This leaf is S05E10: listed hour 64 of 67 in the Moonlighting guide, hour 10 of 13 in season 5. It aired 1989-04-16 (60 min). The listed hour before it is “Perfetc” (S05E09). Next is “In 'N Outlaws” (S05E11).
Viewer FAQ
Where does When Girls Collide (1) sit in the Moonlighting guide?
S05E10 is listed hour 64 of 67 — hour 10 of 13 in season 5, season 5 episode 10.
When did Moonlighting S05E10 air?
When Girls Collide (1) aired 1989-04-16 and is listed at 60 minutes.
Where should I start?
The two-hour premiere for the ice-and-grin contract, then the black-and-white dream hour and Atomic Shakespeare. That is the look book. The cases are the alibi.
In the series
Why this series still plays
Watch it as a two-hander in couture lighting: ice-blonde tailoring, rumpled charm, black-and-white noir as a theme-carpet flex. Peak Moonlighting is the look of will-they. The consummation is the cautionary after-party, and the late delays are the second look.
She walks in like a model who has been told the agency is bankrupt. He grins like the bankruptcy is the joke. March 1985, ABC, a Blue Moon detective agency that is really a two-hander in beautiful clothes. Moonlighting is a look before it is a case: Cybill Shepherd’s Maddie in ice-blonde tailoring, Bruce Willis’s David in rumpled charm that is also a costume, Allyce Beasley’s Ms. DiPesto answering the phone like a musical number. Glenn Gordon Caron built a screwball marriage that had not happened yet. The fourth…
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