Private eye Laura Holt grudgingly accepts a new partner when a mystery man assumes the identity of her fictitious boss, Remington Steele. Together, the two battle crime as as their feelings for each other. Blurb by Melissa Jones via imdb.com
Cast:
Stephanie Zimbalist :::: Laura Holt
Pierce Brosnan :::: Remington Steele
Doris Roberts :::: Mildred Krebs
(Seasons 2-5)
James Read :::: Murphy Michaels
(Season 1)
Janet DeMay :::: Bernice Foxe
(Season 1)
Run by @twolittlewords with many submissions by @andforgotten. All screencaps are my own. Other promo shots etc are credited where I can or where I think it's justified. Submissions are very welcome, at the moment I'm just slowly working my way through the series episode by episode because I don't have a lot of free time, and I like to watch things in order!
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Nothing in life is worth doing unless it can be accomplished by a shortcut.
Remington Steele (via didyoukillmybike)
Here’s a little oddity I found while scouting around for the source of some publicity photos of the Cheers cast in costumes I’d never seen on the show. This is from the 1983 NBC All Star Hour, a goofy hour long promo for the coming television season. Clearly, this was clipped by a Remington Steele fan, but it’s still worth a look for Cheers fans. I’d sure like to see all of the Cheers material though.
P.S. Diane apparently dreams of Knight Rider. O___o
I do the work and he takes the bows. It’s a dangerous way to live, but as long as people buy it, I can get the job done. We never mix business with pleasure. Well…almost never.
Laura Holt
[suspicious of Laura & Steele’s undercover posing as brother and sister]
Guy Nickerson: “You’ve got an accent. You’re sister doesn’t”
Steele as Nigel Woolsey: “I’m adopted.”
Mildred: “What have you got in mind? Harem dancing? Bareback riding? Lion taming?”
Laura: “I believe Mr Steele has in mind something more sedentary…”
Mildred: “Oh, what is it boss?”
Steele: “I have to warn you, Mildred, we may be dealing with a murderer.”
Mildred: “How undercover can you put me?”
Classic Television
