Saturday night at 10, a very interesting movie called "Moonlighting."

"Moonlighting," in particular, was left with its plot lines tangled.

Now community leaders and elected officials are opposing the renewal of Moonlighting's liquor license.

So this year plays on more of a Moonlighting, romantic-comedy kind of feel."

He and Cybill Shepherd are on a show called "Moonlighting."

In 1985, he began to work on Moonlighting, for which he gained two further Emmy nominations.

Bruce Willis wore them in his role as David Addison on Moonlighting.

The ratings dipped when it was counter-programmed against ABC's Moonlighting.

"Moonlighting," with Cybill Shepherd and Bruce Willis was one.

Along with Moonlighting, it was one of the first shows in which we saw a loving relationship thriving almost entirely on comic banter and mock contempt.

"Moonlighting," Bradley echoed, and smiled.

It also was a forerunner of the similar series Moonlighting, and was also an influential part of television history in its own right.

A Little Moonlighting (2002)

"Moonlighting's" Bruce Willis earned a then-record $5 million to star, and he earned every penny of it.

The campaign, which will begin this evening on ABC's "Moonlighting," runs through November 1988.

Mr. Caron, also created "Moonlighting," settled on a premise that might, on the surface, seem rather silly.

"Moonlighting," Mordon explained.

"Moonlighting," the ABC television show, has always tried to be a little different from other television shows by combining action, mystery, romance and comedy.

The Rippingtons - Moonlighting (1986), 20th Anniversary (2006)

By 1986, after appearances in Miami Vice, Moonlighting, and The Breakfast Club, sales had reached 1.5 million.

Won, 1988, Top TV Series for: Moonlighting (1985)

The banter between the mismatched law partners has been described as "reminiscent of the very best of David and Maddie in Moonlighting."

They were frequently compared to a soap opera, even sometimes favorably compared to their contemporaries, such as Dynasty, Moonlighting, or thirtysomething.

The series, created by Glenn Gordon Caron ("Moonlighting"), relies on the juxtaposition of the weird and the ordinary.

A little moonlight might do her a great deal of good.

As if he were a part of the moonlight itself.

She turned on him quickly, her face white in the moonlight.

I did look back, in the moonlight, to see if she were following.

The moonlight was strong, so I could see his face.

I had moved and the moonlight was on my face.

He looked young in the moonlight, and his hair was the color of fire.

I could not see her eyes; they were full of moonlight.

On a night like this, moonlight is enough for me.

I could see the body so clearly in the moonlight.

I opened my eyes and saw his friends in the moonlight.

His face looked white, but that could be the moonlight.

He stood in the moonlight long after she had gone.

They were on the east side and there was moonlight.

Even in the moonlight they could see that the current was strong.

He looked up to see her standing over him in the moonlight.

The moonlight made it possible for him to see the hands on his watch.

The night, when it came, was so full of moonlight as to be like day.

For a moment they stood and looked at each other in the moonlight.

It's a walk with a pretty girl in the moonlight!

Because it was you could always learn something on a moonlight night.

He could see them even where the moonlight did not touch.

But at last he felt the cool night air, saw moonlight.

The next picture was also taken at night, but this time without moonlight.

He turned, looking down at the beautiful woman in the moonlight.

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The last two are college professors who moonlight on the radio.

By the way Mike do you moonlight as a geography teacher?

And who in the hell decided I needed to moonlight as the station's social secretary?

The lucky ones who still do science often help support themselves and their families by moonlighting.

But moonlighting as a judge can be more than just a hobby.

Why is that, since he happens to moonlight as a market professional when he's not busy teaching?

So young doctors who want to learn the procedure often have to moonlight at a clinic.

The detective apparently did not moonlight for the grammar police.

Are you moonlighting as a reporter and need to file your next story?

He worked twelve hours a day, six days a week, and continued to "moonlight" on his own projects.

A person who moonlights may have little time left for sleep or leisure activities.

During an interview, he invited this reporter to moonlight for Insight.

The two officers were moonlighting at the theater as security guards.

The members are usually experienced criminals in their 30's and 40's, who sometimes moonlight as drug dealers.

Many take courses to qualify for better jobs that might free them from moonlighting.

Almost every employee must moonlight in second, even third jobs simply to subsist.

"We are not getting doctors to moonlight for us when we need them," he said.

Upon returning to California, he began working various jobs and moonlighting in bands.

Again back in his own world, under a starry, moonlighted night sky, he was not alone.

If that was moonlighting, I'd hate to see them do what they're really good at."

"I've been moonlighting on the side, as a theatrical agent."

Frank is a sergeant in the state police, who moonlights as a drummer.

"A lot of them are moonlighting teachers," he said.

At the same time, though, she was moonlighting in acting classes; drama soon won her over.