Remington Steele
Season 3
22 listed hours · 1982–1987 · NBC
From the desk
How this season is filed
Gender-flip PI sparkle with Brosnan before Bond and Zimbalist as the actual brains. Laura Holt invents a fictional male boss; a charming rogue assumes the name. Romance and cases in perfect network proportion. Brosnan's Bond casting collision with the Steele contract is Hollywood scheduling legend.
TV Flash files Season 3 of Remington Steele (1982–1987) on NBC as a mid listed season (3; 3 of 5) — 22 listed hours, 1984-09-25–1985-05-14 from “Steele at It” (S03E01) to “Steele of Approval” (S03E22). Titles, dates, and synopses on file — no invented recaps.
Desk essentials in this season
- S03E01 Steele at It
Steele at It verbs the mid-run: Brosnan sparkle, Zimbalist brains, the will-they still in perfect proportion.
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S03E01 Steele at It
The agency's trip to the French Riviera gets complicated when Steele's old friend asks him for help with a robbery.
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S03E02 Lofty Steele
An ex-con resorts to burglary and arson to get at loot hidden in Laura's new apartment.
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S03E03 Maltese Steele
While looking foir a missing corpse on Malta, Laura and Steele stumble across an ancient antique cross.
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S03E04 Second Base Steele
A man hires the agency to investigate a series of suspicous accidents at a spots team that his former high school team is attending.
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S03E05 Blue Blooded Steele
Daniel Chalmers shows up to rope Steele into a con in England posing as the heir to a family fortune.
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S03E06 Steele Your Heart Away
Laura finds Steele in Ireland, suffering from amnesia after leaving without a word. She soon breaks him out and they set out to find out what is going on.
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S03E07 A Pocketful of Steele
A teenage oy pickpockets Steele's wallet, putting him in the middle of a case the agency is investigating.
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S03E08 Puzzled Steele
A millionaire tries to divide Steele and Laura with a wager that they can't find a missing writer in 48 hours.
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S03E09 Cast in Steele
Actors Lloyd Nolan, Dorothy Lamour, and Virginia Mayo hire the agency to discover who is threatening them.
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S03E10 Breath of Steele
Laura and Steele try to protect two singing-telegram girls who witnessed a murder while they also hunt for the killers.
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S03E11 Let's Steele a Plot
Someone embezzles a million dollars from a mystery writer's guild, and the guild hires Laura and Steele to investigate.
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S03E12 Gourmet Steele
A magazine's food critic goes missing and the publishers hires the agency to find the man.
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S03E13 Stronger Than Steele
Laura insists on taking the case of a TV actor accused of murder. The actor played Atomic Man, the superhero that Laura based her Remington Steele on.
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S03E14 Have I Got a Steele For You
A suspicious wife hires the agency to investigate a company that is apparently trying to swindle her husband.
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S03E15 Springtime for Steele
A Texas tycoon joins in Laura and Remington's search for the shady talent agents who want to prevent a singer's rise to stardom.
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S03E16 Steele in the Family
Mildred's nephew has a little problem: he needs to hide a body from a hit man who needs the corpse to confirm his kill.
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S03E17 Diced Steele
An investigator from an insurance company digs into Steele's past after the agency loses their money in an effort to buy back stolen jewels.
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S03E18 Now You Steele It, Now You Don't
An antique dealer hires Laura to track down a kleptomaniac, but the trail leads to murder.
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S03E19 Illustrated Steele
The agency helps a comic book inker who is working on a strip featuring the exploits of a detective similar to Steele.
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S03E20 Steele in the Chips
The agency gets swept up in an investigation concerning a missing no-calorie chocolate chip cookie formula, and the person who created it.
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S03E21 Steele Trying
Steele hires a con woman to convince Laura that they have a case in San Francisco so they can spend some quality time together. However, they soon get swept up into a murder.
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S03E22 Steele of Approval
The agency becomes involved in a Senatorial race when they're hired to vet a candidate... who someone takes a shot at.
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