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Clips from Moonlighting - Come Back Little Shiksa (S04E04)

TV Movies 1985 Season 4, Episode 2 602 clips

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Mr. Addison, I didn't know you were--
Just talking.
-Do I smell coffee burning? -No.
...green eyes, almost 5'3"...
Maddie, you asleep?
So he said, "Dan, how did that happen?"
...is this okay, being here?
Okay?
David, please say it's okay.
...vaguely.
Pull in, looks like we're going shopping.
It's just what he does.
Good luck.
We struck a real blow for romance.
David, you weren't going to call, were you?
I miss it, Maddie.
Just like you can't help the way you feel.
Okay.
You know what the real kicker is?
Big deal.
I'm sorry. I just....
I guess I'm happy.
I guess I-- I had a wonderful time last night.
I guess I....
Oh, oh, I almost forgot.
How was your last night?
-Okay. -Okay?
You're damn right it was okay.
I would say, yes, it was okay.
-Well? -Well.
Extremely well.
As a matter of fact, I'm gonna change that.
-Kind of great? -Very great.
Very great?
That's great.
What did you do?
Well...
...we danced in a Laundromat.
You know, Agnes, I think I got her.
Three years, one date, but I think I got her.
I think it may be on to phase two.
Yeah, I got her.
I thought I heard you two talking in here.
That is all you were doing, right?
Morning, Mr. Addison.
Agnes.
Hello, Bert.
-Did you tell him yet? -No, I was just--
Mr. Addison, your date with Miss Hayes...
...a real four-alarm night?
We put out a few fires, yeah.
Agnes and I took a page out of your book.
Anyway, your night being what it was...
I would hate to see the pot explode.
...well, you know.
-A double date. -Bert...
I'm sure he doesn't mind. What do you think?
We can go Dutch.
Well, you know where to get ahold of us.
-Miss DiPesto. -Haven't heard from her.
I mean, yes, Mr. Addison?
Never mind.
Learn how to walk again.
-There's a man here to see you. -A man.
Well, beggars can't be choosers. Show him in.
Mr. Addison...
...you want me to call her?
No.
-Hi, I'm David Addison. -Donald Chase.
How do you do? What can I do for you?
Truth is, I'm not sure.
But I don't know where she is...
...and I need very much to talk to her.
There's a lot of that going around.
Have a seat, Mr. Chase.
A charity ball for the orphan society.
Society-page stuff. Society-page stuffy.
Anyway, I saw her and I was dumbstruck.
She didn't belong there, you could tell.
I mean, she just wasn't high society.
Whatever that is.
No pretensions.
She just looked wonderfully common...
...but uncommonly beautiful.
They were never looking at me...
...their eyes never made it past my wallet.
But this woman didn't know who I was.
She just seemed to enjoy me.
It was a strange feeling.
It was an exhilarating feeling.
I never danced so much in my life.
We were at each other's side all evening...
...until, of course, it was over.