g554438462ea@ucdavis.UUCP (0040) (01/03/86)
I have three questions. And let's make them fast.
1. I am looking for a listing of all of the Remington Steele
episodes. Namely the title, date it first aired, author of
episode, guest stars, dates it has been used as a repeat
and a short synopsis of the episode. Since I doubt anyone
out in net land has this we drop into 2.
2. The address of the promotions staff, or writers group
for Remington Steele. I imagine it is something like
NBC studios, Los Angeles blah-blah. But certainly someone
has done something for them. Lauren are you out there.
3. Finally I am looking for anyone who has some of the start
of the second season, or end of the first season on Beta
tape. Or can someone tell me what the plot reason was
for Murphy and Miss Wolf to be written out of the script and
replaced my Miss Krebs??
Thanks,
Bill Franklin
{dual,hplabs,decvax,ihnp4}!ucbvax!ucdavis!franklinjeff@hpcnoe.UUCP (01/05/86)
> 3. Finally I am looking for anyone who has some of the start > of the second season, or end of the first season on Beta > tape. Or can someone tell me what the plot reason was > for Murphy and Miss Wolf to be written out of the script and > replaced my Miss Krebs?? You probably could catch it on the Monday Late Night Movies on CBS coming up soon (as far as I know they are showing them in sequence). The show to watch for is the first show of the second season. This is the episode where Mildred first shows up (as a IRS investigator). They do mention the reasons Murphy and Miss Wolf left. I don't remember the reasons, but I do remember they were pretty lame. -- Jeff Wu
barmar@mit-eddie.UUCP (Barry Margolin) (01/05/86)
In article <10@ucdavis.UUCP> g554438462ea@ucdavis.UUCP (0040) writes: > 3. ... Or can someone tell me what the plot reason was > for Murphy and Miss Wolf to be written out of the script and > replaced my Miss Krebs?? I don't think they explained the disappearance of the old regulars. Mildred appeared in the first episode of that season as an IRA investigator looking for the same person that Steele was chasing. At the end of the episode she decides that her normal work is boring and that it would be more exciting to continue globe-trotting with the Steele Agency. -- Barry Margolin ARPA: barmar@MIT-Multics UUCP: ..!genrad!mit-eddie!barmar
dkl@usl.UUCP (Dwayne K. Lanclos) (01/06/86)
Reference was made to Miss Wolf (Fox?) running off with a saxaphone
player while Murphy (who "always had a flair for autopsy reports")
started his own detective agency. BTW, the last episode of the
first season had Murphy going crazy with gold fever. It was really
bizarre. The writers would have had a difficult time dealing with
Murphy as a professional after that escapade.
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Come to the shell for answers.
dwayne
{akgua, ut-sally}!usl!dklmoose@ames.UUCP (Mary Kaiser) (01/15/86)
> In article <10@ucdavis.UUCP> g554438462ea@ucdavis.UUCP (0040) writes: > > 3. ... Or can someone tell me what the plot reason was > > for Murphy and Miss Wolf to be written out of the script and > > replaced my Miss Krebs?? > > I don't think they explained the disappearance of the old regulars. > Mildred appeared in the first episode of that season as an IRA > investigator looking for the same person that Steele was chasing. At > the end of the episode she decides that her normal work is boring and > that it would be more exciting to continue globe-trotting with the > Steele Agency. > -- > Barry Margolin > ARPA: barmar@MIT-Multics > UUCP: ..!genrad!mit-eddie!barmar That's IRS, not IRA. With Steele's Irish background, such distinctions are important. Actually, Laura did mention what happened to Murphy and Bernice. Bernice ran off with a jazz musician, and Murphy formed his own agency in Denver. Steele commented that Murphy "works closely with the coroner's office" a reference to the fact that Murphy always got stuck chasing down the coroner's report, a job he despised.