Suspect #1: Maddie and David got together… and everyone lost interest. The TV show's demise is often attributed to season three, episode 14, when Maddie and David's relationship crosses the line ...

"Moonlighting" starred Cybill Shepherd as Maddie Hayes, a former fashion model who owns the Blue Moon Detective Agency. Working for her, David Addison, fast-talking, handsome hothead played by a ...

Much of the success of Moonlighting came from the palpable sexual tension between down-on-her-luck ex-model Madelyn "Maddie" Hayes (Shepherd) and private detective David Addison (Willis) as they ...

SHEPHERD: (As Maddie Hayes) Of course I know what a sexist is. I'm looking at one. WILLIS: (As David Addison) So am I. SCOTT RYAN: I mean, it truly was the show of the late '80s.

The Edmond community is grieving the loss of Edmond North High School senior Maddie Hayes, who passed away Monday night in a four-wheeler accident. 17-year-old Maddie Hayes was the kind of girl ...

Cybill Shepherd plays Maddie Hayes, a wealthy and cool-toned former model (like Shepherd herself) who is scammed out of all her money and discovers that she’s the owner of a ragtag detective agency ...

Maddie Hayes is officially headed to Davidson after signing her National Letter of Intent on Wednesday afternoon. The C-V Senior inked her N.L.I. in front of a packed room of her teammates ...

It looks like Emma Heming Willis will be joining the rest of the world in rewatching David Addison and Maddie Hayes’ romance play out on her Hulu screen. Now that Moonlighting is officially on ...

The show’s soundtrack and the décor are usually distinctly ’80s, but the pitter-patter of David and Maddie’s bickering and the creativity of the mysteries are timeless.

SHEPHERD: (As Maddie Hayes) Of course I know what a sexist is. I'm looking at one. WILLIS: (As David Addison) So am I. SCOTT RYAN: I mean, it truly was the show of the late '80s.

SHEPHERD: (As Maddie Hayes) Of course I know what a sexist is. I'm looking at one. WILLIS: (As David Addison) So am I. SCOTT RYAN: I mean, it truly was the show of the late '80s.