Wealthy couple Jonathan and Jennifer Hart, a self-made millionaire and his journalist wife, moonlight as amateur detectives.
The best episode of "Hart to Hart" is "Two Harts Are Better Than One", rated 8.2/10 from 150 user votes. It was directed by Kevin Connor and written by Donald Ross, Lawrence Hertzog. "Two Harts Are Better Than One" aired on 9/27/1983 and is rated 0.1 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Hart, Line And Sinker".
Jonathan and Jennifer remember how they first met and fell in love in the midst of murder and international intrigue in the picturesque locale of London.
Director: Kevin Connor
Writer: Donald Ross, Lawrence Hertzog
The Harts want the solitude of their mountain cabin for a weekend. Instead they end up trying to rescue their caretaker from a murder frame by the local sheriff.
Director: Cliff Bole
Writer: N/A
A remote Island, an exotic European chateau, and a mysterious disappearance of an associate are not what the Harts anticipated when planning their romantic getaway.
Director: Earl Bellamy
Writer: N/A
Jonathan and Jennifer set sail, incognito, on a gambling ship in an attempt to crack a counterfeiting ring.
Director: N/A
Writer: N/A
The Harts new musical investment (singer Lorene)is beginning an International tour. The singer's husband Jesse, a jewel thief, has a costume made for her that sparkles with diamonds. The outfit is loaned to Jennifer and Lorene's husband is desperate to retrieve it.
Director: Dennis Donnelly
Writer: Tom Swale, Duane Poole
Max is taken hostage. The Harts scramble to save him by participating in a scheme aimed at robbing an international jewel salesman of $20 million in gems.
Director: Ray Austin
Writer: N/A
Intrigue in Vail lead Jonathan and Jennifer into the midst of severe bizarre murder plot, including an electrifying scheme against them.
Director: Tom Mankiewicz
Writer: N/A
The Harts return home and find their house ransacked. During the clean-up, they discover a hidden hallway and vault. The Harts and their friend Ida are sealed in the vault when the crooks return to claim the municipal bonds hidden in the vault.
Director: Dennis Donnelly
Writer: Donald Ross
While waiting for Jonathan to finish a meeting in a London casino, Jennifer is used as an unwitting pawn to transport money to the United States by a Baron.
Director: Harry Winer
Writer: Richard Raskind
Jennifer, flying a kite in the park, falls and hits her head. She's hospitalized with a slight concussion. While in hospital, she witnesses the murder of another patient and tries to convince Jonathan of the strange crime is being covered up.
Director: John Patterson
Writer: Lawrence Hertzog
Jennifer's death scene in an amatuer production could become the real thing when the director realizes she can identify him as a murderer of a young playwright.
Director: Harry Winer
Writer: Mary Ann Kasica, Michael Scheff
An ad campaign for a costly fake fur using high society ladies as models, including Jennifer, turns deadly when one of the women is murdered. Jonathan wants the ads pulled when a second victim is killed.
Director: Harry Winer
Writer: Don Roos
The Harts visit the gallery of a well-known stamp collector to see the Vermillion, the most valuable stamp in the world. The Harts inadvertantly gain possession of the stamp and their lives are in danger.
Director: Earl Bellamy
Writer: Don Roos
The Harts and Max are held at gunpoint when a murderer realizes that Jonathan has incriminating evidence linking him to the death of a champion skier.
Director: Earl Bellamy
Writer: N/A
The Harts are invited to a unique, off-beat party -- a treasure hunt at a haunted house. When another guest is murdered, the Harts race against time to find the murderer before someone else becomes victim.
Director: Ray Austin
Writer: N/A
Jonathan witnesses a murder. In his rush to approach the scene of the crime, he is hit by someone on a mo-ped. The blow to his head causes temporary amnesia and the killer must get rid of Jonathan before his memory returns.
Director: John Patterson
Writer: N/A
At the opera, Jonathan is mistaken for a hitman and is given an envelope containing $100,000 for the job. When the messenger is murdered, Jonathan poses as the hitman in an attempt to save the victims life.
Director: Leo Penn
Writer: Donald Ross
The Harts' unscrupulous lawyer hires an assassin to eliminate Jonathan with plans to court and marry Jennifer and thus gain control of the sizeable estate.
Director: Earl Bellamy
Writer: Mary Ann Kasica, Michael Scheff
A Jonathan Hart look-alike, with the help of his magician brother, plots Jonathan's murder intending to take over the Hart empire.
Director: Tom Mankiewicz
Writer: Mary Ann Kasica, Michael Scheff
JJHart, the Hart's filly looks like a winner. However, two men with a great deal riding on the upcoming horserace can't afford to have their horse beat.
Director: Robert Loggia
Writer: N/A
Jonathan's vineyard partner discovers that Hart-Cabri is being sold as the more expensive Chateau St. Claire. When Cabri is murdered, the Harts investigate the fraud and murder.
Director: Harry Winer
Writer: Don Roos
A traditional fox hunt is marred by murder during the Harts visit to England -- and sends them off on the trail of a killer.
Director: Kevin Connor
Writer: Lawrence Hertzog
Jonathan teams with tennis great Martina Navratilove in a game of doubles aimed at exposing a deceitful tennis pro and the stockbroker who is blackmailing him.
Director: Paul Krasny
Writer: Bill Froehlich
A psychotic man pours a blinding chemical into the Harts pool. Seconds after Jonathan dives in for his morning swim, he surfaces, screaming in pain.
Director: Karen Arthur
Writer: Lawrence Hertzog