The Worst Episodes of Moon Over Miami

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   #1 - A Missing Person

   S1:E29/22/1993

   A singer hires Walter to find her if she disappears in the next 24 hours. When she does disappear, Gwen goes undercover to help Walter find her before its too late.

   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:Harley Peyton

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   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:Harley Peyton
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   #2 - My Old Flame

   S1:E39/29/1993

   After Jeremy Galvin receives a postcard from a lost love, he hires Walter to find her. When Walter locates her, she asks him not to tell Jeremy where she is. Gwen enlists the help of ex-fiance, Hunt Pelham, to reunite Jeremy with his true love.

   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:Henry Bromell

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   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:Henry Bromell
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   #3 - Farewell My Lovelies

   S1:E410/6/1993

   Gwen wants to learn the art of surveillance and chooses a neighbor as her first test. She follows him to another home-complete with another wife and child.

   Director:Lorraine Senna

   Writer:Mark B. Perry

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   Director:Lorraine Senna

   Writer:Mark B. Perry
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   #4 - Black River Bride

   S1:E610/20/1993

   An amnesiac is found in the ocean and has no idea how she got there.

   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writer:Art Monterastelli

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   Director:Paris Barclay

   Writer:Art Monterastelli
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   #5 - If You Only Knew

   S1:E710/27/1993

   Aurora Tyler hires Walter after she thinks she sees her father-who disappeared over 40 years ago. A record that was cut the day of his disappearance may hold clues to where he is.

   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:Mark B. Perry

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   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:Mark B. Perry
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   #6 - Careless Dentist Blues

   S1:E811/3/1993

   Gwen goes undercover as a call girl. All goes well until the pimp falls for her.

   Director:James Hayman

   Writers:Harley Peyton, Mark B. Perry

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   Director:James Hayman

   Writers:Harley Peyton, Mark B. Perry
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   #7 - Quiero Vivir

   S1:E911/17/1993

   When Walter lands in jail on suspicion of killing an actress after he broke up with her, Gwen, Billie, and Tito look for other suspects.

   Director:Melanie Mayron

   Writer:Unknown

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   Director:Melanie Mayron

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   #8 - In a Safe Place

   S1:E1012/1/1993

   After feeling guilty for the death of a woman whose affair he confirmed to the woman's husband, Walter visits his mentor, Gavin Mills.

   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:Henry Bromell

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   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:Henry Bromell
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   #9 - Pilot

   S1:E19/15/1993

   Walker is hired to locate a rich girl who runs away during her wedding. This complicates his plans to commit to his girlfriend and nab a bank embezzler.

   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:Harley Peyton

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   Director:Allan Arkush

   Writer:Harley Peyton
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    #10 - Cinderello

    S1:E510/13/1993

    Alone on her birthday, Gwen is surprised by a ""gentleman burglar"" who steals her pearl necklace. After giving her a kiss, and climbing out the window, he inadvertently leaves behind one of his shoes. The burglar later returns her pearls and asks Gwen to hide him for a few days. Gwen learns that the fantasy of her burglar prince is not reality and that first impressions can be deceiving.

    Director:Betty Thomas

    Writer:Unknown

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    Director:Betty Thomas

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