Favorite Maddie/David moments...

[david&maddie4ever]

Hello, all. :wave:

I was wondering which Maddie/David moments you think are the funniest, sweetest, craziest, most romantic...just the ones that exibit all-around perfect small-screen chemistry. :D Of course, I don't remember all the episodes, but I'll try my best. Add on whatever you can think of.

I'm not even going to go into The Big Bang scene, because I'm assuming that's everybody's first choice. ;)

Another good one is the scene in the garage in "Witness for the Execution." I haven't seen this episode in forever, but I distinctly remember that particular scene. The kiss made me cry. :crying:

I also loved the scene in "Tracks of my Tears" when Maddie comes back from Chicago and they share that long stare. Ahh...there's magic in the air...

~Lauren

:sheep

[bry]

i don't know. it's been a couple of years since i watched this stuff. i just know that i loved the entire series from the pilot until the end. and it just got better as they got closer.
the dialog of this show is some of the best on any tv show or movie. and with compitant(?) actors with great chemistry and timimg.
what more can be asked for?

[CindyK]

Responding to this thread......how much time do you have???

I love so many scenes, that it is really hard for me to answer....

here are a few that I am particularly fond off:

the imaginary swapped kisses at the end of The Man Who Cried Wife... how each imagines what they want to do to the other, but neither does.

the gambling scenes in the casino where they are winning in Money Talks, Maddie Walks

the chase scene in the hearse and the dialogue in Knowing Her

the bet in My Fair David

Maddie and David in the adult book store in Funeral for a Doornail

David and Maddie's monlogues in Big Man on Mulberry Street....his telling about his early disastrous marriage, hers as she tries to lamely explain why she has followed him to NYC

the fight followed by terrific sex in I am Curious....Maddie

the violation of the pact in To Heiress Human....where they can't keep their hands off each other even though they have agreed not to continue physical activity with each other.

I will be back and post more great moments.....on another day.

[bry]

the closing moments from the last episode were great. the parts where the set was being taken apart. it was sad.

the entire episode of "sam and dave" (my favourite episode).

[CindyK]

I have a few minutes, so here are a few more:

the discussion about children between Maddie and David in Twas the Episode Before Christmas when David gallantly offers to "help her" if she wanted to have a child; Maddie sneaking over to David's house late at night to talk to him during the episode Maddie's Turn to Cry, while they sit on David's trunk and she cries and they share a sweet kiss; sneaking into the banquet dressed as waiters/waitress in The Murder's in the Mail as they do the whole "Man with the Mole on his nose" bit; when Maddie catches David being a peeping Tom in All Creatures Great and Not So Great and she insists he calls the woman to apologize and then she gets mad when the woman tries to come on to him; the insanity at the hospital admissions desk in Maddie Hayes Got Married.

I'll come back tomorrow with more.....

[david&maddie4ever]

Originally posted by CindyK
...the discussion about children between Maddie and David in Twas the Episode Before Christmas when David gallantly offers to "help her" if she wanted to have a child...

Definitely. :nod: I loved that...really cute scene.

[david&maddie4ever]

Originally posted by CindyK
...the insanity at the hospital admissions desk in Maddie Hayes Got Married...

Oh dear, how could I forget this one? One of my all-time favorites.

[CindyK]

And here are a few more:

the telephone call in Dream Sequence always rings twice where David tells her she is the "sexiest sexist he has ever had the good fortune to scrutinize....satarize...fantasize...etc.etc.etc."

the chase scene where Maddie is driving in The Murder's in the Mail and David is telling her where to go, what to do

the scene at the end of Big Man on Mulberry Street on the airplane

the argument about calling the police in Twas the Episode Before Christmas

tied up in the shower and getting untied by turning on the water in "I See England, I See France..."

[Tazmania]

:crazy: My moment of moments= David and Maddie together stuck in the elevator after she lost the baby and they don't talk about it.
The moment she starts to cry when he snaps and starts smashing the speaker and then Maddie falls in his arms and cries real tears. (well they looked real)
Boy, this is REAL , this is not acting, REAL love was in the air!
Gave me the hibijibys!;)

[david&maddie4ever]

Originally posted by Tazmania
:crazy: My moment of moments= David and Maddie together stuck in the elevator after she lost the baby and they don't talk about it.
The moment she starts to cry when he snaps and starts smashing the speaker and then Maddie falls in his arms and cries real tears. (well they looked real)
Boy, this is REAL , this is not acting, REAL love was in the air!
Gave me the hibijibys!;)

Hey, welcome to SO, Tazmania! :wave:

That was a great moment. One of the best. :biglove:

[Carina13]

Hi everybody!!!! I'm Carina, as as u can see I'm new here... I just wanted to say hi, and that i'm one of those crazy obsessed people who are adicted to Moonlighting...

If I have to choose an scene... it wolud be the one in "I am curious... Maddie" Ok, u are gonna say i'm crazy (indeed i am, as i said before) but i know the dialogues by heart... ALL THE ARGUMENT between Maddie and David is in my head. And u know what? When i'm walking to go to somewhere and i'm bored... well, i start repeting the dialog as i walk!!!! And its like watching it all over again!!! Fantastic therapy!!! hahahaha

Ok, GTG... i'll write some more later on... Kisses to all!!!

[david&maddie4ever]

Hey, Carina! :wave: I'm Lauren, and I too, am a Moonlighting fanatic. :D

I knew somebody would pick that scene as their first choice. It's a great one, no doubt about it. I'm sure I'd know all the dialog if I'd seen this episode within the year, but I haven't so...:crying:.

Anyway, nice to meet ya. TTYL.

~Lauren

(BTW, did you find this site through the link at DavidandMaddie.com? Just curious.)

[Carina13]

Well actually yes, indeed, i found the link in davidandmaddie.com :D :D :D

And the truth is I picked that moment 'cos... uhmm... I havent seen many episodes... :( :( :( You see... I humm... I used to watch the show when I was a kid (I think I was 9 or 10 and right now I'm 22) so... as u imagine, i dont remeber everything... But know ive been downloading (can I say that here or is it forbiden?? :confused: :confused: ) some eps and im watching them... But i still need to see a great deal of eps... In the meantime, what im doing is to read the reviews in some pages, to catch up with the storyline...

Ok, im talking nonsense here... hehehehe

BTW... I made the transcript of that scene from "I am curious..." 'cos i had to translate it in spanish for a friend... But there is one line i couldnt pick :confused: Can somebody tell me the exactly words that Maddie tells David when she says "Two years of.....???????.... and......??????....... stucking in a man who thinks that culture is dark beer. This is ridiculous, Im miserable"

Thank u guys...

[bry]

hey carina. where you at? i'm bored in NC. totally bored.

i watched this show since the pilot was first aired and stayed with it until the end.
my third favourite show ONLY behind M*A*S*H and sanford and son.

[CindyK]

Originally posted by Carina13
... Can somebody tell me the exactly words that Maddie tells David when she says "Two years of.....???????.... and......??????....... stucking in a man who thinks that culture is dark beer. This is ridiculous, Im miserable"

Thank u guys...

Carina

The lines are these:

"Two years of bees being and ducks ducking and a man who thinks that culture is dark beer. This is ridiculous, I'm miserable..."

What she means is she is tired of David's jokes, witty sayings and his lack of real culture (what she thinks is culture....like fine wine, nice clothes, intellectual conversation) .... She is telling him exactly what she doesn't like about him, just as he has just done by telling her she is superficial, uptight and cold.

This argument is just fierce and a perfect summation of their two contrary personalities and opposite dispositions and viewpoints. A really well-written and well-acted scene....

[david&maddie4ever]

Originally posted by Carina13
Well actually yes, indeed, i found the link in davidandmaddie.com :D

And the truth is I picked that moment 'cos... uhmm... I havent seen many episodes... :( You see... I humm... I used to watch the show when I was a kid (I think I was 9 or 10 and right now I'm 22) so... as u imagine, i dont remeber everything... But know ive been downloading (can I say that here or is it forbiden?? :confused: ) some eps and im watching them... But i still need to see a great deal of eps... In the meantime, what im doing is to read the reviews in some pages, to catch up with the storyline...

Wow...you can download episodes? :eek: From where? That's awesome.

Don't feel bad...I don't remember a couple episodes, too. I haven't seen this show in over a year, for God sakes! :(

And, YAY! :woohoo: The link is working.

BTW, I'm 13 years old, and I live in New Jersey. :wave:

[david&maddie4ever]

Originally posted by CindyK
This argument is just fierce and a perfect summation of their two contrary personalities and opposite dispositions and viewpoints. A really well-written and well-acted scene....

You're right. This particular scene is famous for...well, we all know what it's famous for...but people tend to forget just how well-acted it is.

I have another scene. Does anybody remember the one where Maddie and Dave are in the car and she asks him what he thought of her the first time he saw her. He responds with something like:

"You were high-strung, over-dressed, over-bred, had a hairdo from another century, and you were probably the most drop-dead gorgeous broad I had ever seen in my entire life."

I loved it. :biglove:

[Dr. Jazz]

Alright, you guys talking about all these episodes and scenes is making me want to watch ML more and more, but I have so many TV shows taped that I don't know where the hell my Moonlighting tapes are and I'm too lazy to look for them lol Moonlighting DVD: I'm waiting. . . (and it better be seasons 1 & 2 together. Season 1 was too short to have its own box set):)

[Carina13]

Originally posted by CindyK
Carina

The lines are these:

"Two years of bees being and ducks ducking and a man who thinks that culture is dark beer. This is ridiculous, I'm miserable..."

What she means is she is tired of David's jokes, witty sayings and his lack of real culture (what she thinks is culture....like fine wine, nice clothes, intellectual conversation) .... She is telling him exactly what she doesn't like about him, just as he has just done by telling her she is superficial, uptight and cold.

This argument is just fierce and a perfect summation of their two contrary personalities and opposite dispositions and viewpoints. A really well-written and well-acted scene....

THANK YOUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I LOVE YOU CINDYY!!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!!!

I agree with everything u say... I think it's a perfect well-acted scene... it really has everything... when i saw it i thought i was gonna explode... u know, so many emotions...!!! I could heard my heartbeat going wild... And when they finally kiss with that explosive passion... well... i was mesmerized...

And i LOVED these lines...

Maddie: "What are you doing here?"
David: "I was getting lucky"

Maddie "Where's Sam?"
David: "A question that is definitly gonna kill the mood"

Maddie: "Stop smiling! Why are you smiling? How can you be so smug?" (hahahaha I just LOVEEEEE his wide evil/ironic grin)

Maddie: "But I don't want you, I never wanted you"
David: "Yeah, right, I heard the speech about the goodbye grope"
Maddie: "But that was for him, not for you". Wake up! I'm not leaving him for you, I'm leaving him for me. Me. Me, me, me, me, me. Is that clear?"
David: "Why don't you try it in si flat?" (hahahaha just... wonderful...!!!!!)

[Carina13]

Originally posted by david&maddie4ever
Wow...you can download episodes? :eek: From where? That's awesome.

Don't feel bad...I don't remember a couple episodes, too. I haven't seen this show in over a year, for God sakes! :(

And, YAY! :woohoo: The link is working.

BTW, I'm 13 years old, and I live in New Jersey. :wave:

Hello again!! Well, yes, actually i do download the eps from this program, "Emule"... do u know it?? It's a goood one ;) But, like i said before... i don't have too many episodes... maybe 30 or so...

And... I live in Spain :D
Kisses!!

[Tazmania]

This one is a killer:

Maddie: I don't give a flying Fig about the lines in my face, the crowsfeet by my eyes or the altitude of my caboos!
David: That's OK its what you got me for!
Maddie: And I don't give a flying Fig about people who do!


I like the way they're standing nose to nose over the desk and did you see Cyb's face??
Great!!!!!

Greetz Taz
:wave:

[david&maddie4ever]

Originally posted by Carina13
Hello again!! Well, yes, actually i do download the eps from this program, "Emule"... do u know it?? It's a goood one ;) But, like i said before... i don't have too many episodes... maybe 30 or so...

And... I live in Spain :D
Kisses!!

30 is plenty! :p If I had 30 episodes, I'd be a happy camper. Soon enough, though. *fantasizes about DVDs*

BTW, you live in Spain? That's cool.

And Taz, that's a great quote. I loved that one.

[Tazmania]

:wave: Hi you all, hi Carina, it's nice to hear there are fans in Spain, I'm from Holland but I lived in Spain for 2 years.
And I'm a fan since 1986, in 1986 the series aired in Holland and since then I fell in love with 'em.
I haven't been a very active fan for the last 10 years, but know with Internet it's all comin back to me and I'm hooked once again!
I went to the attic to get all my ML tapes and now I'm watching it all over and over and over again!
I've got them all on tape except 3 or 4. But I'm wating for the dvd's!!!!

Greetz Taz :wave:

[kismet]

Originally posted by david&maddie4ever
You're right. This particular scene is famous for...well, we all know what it's famous for...but people tend to forget just how well-acted it is.

I have another scene. Does anybody remember the one where Maddie and Dave are in the car and she asks him what he thought of her the first time he saw her. He responds with something like:

"You were high-strung, over-dressed, over-bred, had a hairdo from another century, and you were probably the most drop-dead gorgeous broad I had ever seen in my entire life."

I loved it. :biglove:

I taped mine from Lifetime, and I swear Bruce said ",,,,most drop dead gorgeous broad I'd ever seen in my REAL life".

[Tazmania]

Originally posted by kismet
I taped mine from Lifetime, and I swear Bruce said ",,,,most drop dead gorgeous broad I'd ever seen in my REAL life".


I think Bruce is right because I don't think he will ever see another drop dead gorgeous woman like that again in his REAL life!!
:eek:

[david&maddie4ever]

Originally posted by kismet
I taped mine from Lifetime, and I swear Bruce said ",,,,most drop dead gorgeous broad I'd ever seen in my REAL life".

It took me forever, but I finally found the quote, and it is "real life." I wish I had that episode...just for that scene. It was soooo good.