To stop all the confusion: This one is the intro for Season 1, episode 1. After episode one, they added a bit witch explained how "Steele" (Brosnan) stepped in, witch they used for the rest of the season. From season 2 on, they used the one with Laura and Steele in the cinema. I do not know if theye were any changes after that, because I haven't had the fortune of seeing anything after season 2.
This was not exactly the version that aired that I remember. Maybe this was season one and another was season two before the one that started with the gunshot and the lipstick stain?
@StarwindAmada20 It was remade, I think a few times, and I think twice during the first season, 1982 - 83 (I do believe this was the original version.) I know it was remade as well when Doris Roberts was added to the cast in the 83 - 84 season, and I think it was remade sometime after Moonlighting debuted on ABC as sort of way to compete a bit with that show.
@ItchythaWookiee No you are not! I loved Murphy and Bernice could not stand Mildred either! I do not know what the writers were thinking! The show was still good, but never as good without them!!!!!
Stolen gun and stolen ID. Remmington steele /steal. Keeping victims ignorant of secret aerospace/cyber/virtual/mental/ tron/ computerized homes and then making these people become victims to the stealing of their identities. Any company that sets up "aerospace homes" or forces us down the super information highway and wrecking out thoughts deserves to be up blown sky high!To the future heros, success!
@somewhatlongdong My dear, demented little mass of seething envy, Stephanie Zimbalist is a warm, generous, talented, committed lady of infinite grace and honour. You are a witless inadequate whose insecurities are showing. I would beg you not to breed and perpetuate your idiocy, but the possibility of your finding a mate amongst humans is small enough that we can discount the risk.
Or, to put it in terms you can understand, bitch is a bad word, poppet, although clearly a big one for you.
I remember the intro to Season One being different than this. I recall Laura saying, "He walked in with his mysterious past. I don't even know his real name." One thing I never understood about this show was that if "Mr. Steele" was smart enough to figure out that Remington Steele didn't exist, then why was he always portrayed as a buffoon afterwards? Even if he didn't know anything about being a P.I., he was an expert con man. Seems like he'd fit right in.
@Archangel101576 This one was from the very first episode. Subsequent episodes had the aforementioned Remington Steele related parts.
And Steele being just comic relief is one of the reasons I didn't particularly like the first season. I enjoyed subsequent seasons when Steele became much more competent and the writing got stronger.
On the series dvds Pierce has said this about Stephanie. Here was this beautiful, brown eyed girl who was a real pistol and people that didn't think we got on, but we actually did. We had a great trust in each other and there was one upmanship which was written into the characters. You only have to look at certain episodes and the chemistry is there. In some shows Pierce actually stares at her and the body language in Steele Blue Yonder speaks for it's self.
People can take whatever they want from each series and enjoy them for what they were, which was great entertainment. Some episodes were terrible, but for the majority of the time both shows excelled. Cybil and Bruce did not hate each other as they have said and both were single when making Moonlighting which added to the sparks. Pierce and Stephanie got on very well and even though Pierce was married they both managed to create a great chemistry together.
this was a great show and Stephaine Zimblast always wore those hat and looked awesome. Y i go ga ga over a lady in a hat today but Mister Bond stole the show for me he was so cool without tryin to b . He just was .
stephanie z is not a bitch.i work in the industry.dont listen to the media its bull.remington steele was a great show.you may hear rumors about trouble on the set.this is true but steph was not the trouble maker,it was pierce,who created all the trouble.but the producers put up with his drama.i would have replaced him right away.steph was already a accomplished actress when remington steele started.pierce was just starting out .remington steele made him a star not james bond.
@slennon35 Zombalist was the cause of the trouble, she was a spoiled little daddy's girl who only got the job because daddy had a detective series way back when. She made such bitchy comments about Pierce which was purely jealousy, Pierce was getting recognition for being the more interesting and more charasmatic one, with the sexy voice and she couldn't take that the publicity didn't focus on her.
I'd like to see Pierce and Stephanie reunited in a tv movie where they are older and wiser and reunite to solve a mutual mystery from their past. Add Murphy and Bernice and it's perfect. I remember the first time I saw the pilot when I was bedridden recovering from back surgery and was enchanted.
I just watched both this and the intro to Hotel. I loved programs like these even though they cut a little into my school studies back circa 1984 when they were on prime time. Nowadays, its garbage like reality shows or comedy programs that constantly portray men as stupid bumbling idiots.
They need to remake this series. I think it would be great on USA Network, and i think the person that would be great to Play Remington Steele would be Benedict Cumberbatch. He is so good on Sherlock on the BBC, he can be really serious at times but then be so funny and charming.
@RodneyIsCougerMan I disagree. I loved both but if I had to pick, Moonlighting was better constructed and did a better job of creating sexual tension. Remingtoon Steele and Laura Holt were too touchy-feely, not believable as tension. Of course, Brosnan beats Willis' ass everyday of the week.
@MrLunitunz I disagree. I think Remington Steele was much classier and more believable. Remington Steele and Laura Holt used to have long discussions to get to know each other better. With Moonlighting, they didn't do that. It was too comical and not nearly as serious as Remington Steele.
@RodneyIsCougerMan Comedy wasn't the aim of the game. Moonlighting, by Pierce Brosnan's admission, was much better. Much better written, and ultimately willing to take risks. Remington Steele was the same show day-in day-out, there was no Hawksian comedy, there were no risks. Sure it became more action-oriented but otherwise the show was always the same.
It doesn't matter whether or not one was more serious than the other.
Also, as an aside, Moonlighting had a much more buyable premise.
@MrLunitunz It does matter whether one show was more serious than the other, because seriousness makes for a more compelling show. The basis of the romantic relationship in Remington Steele was communication, and communication is the cornerstone of every good relationship. Remington Steel had much more believable plots, and the mysteries were much more mysterious than on Moonlight... It just was a better show! Classier and more easy-going... On a whole different level.
@RodneyIsCougerMan Have you ever watched Moonlighting? The series was grounded in believability, and even if it wasn't, it was just as realistic as Remington Steele, the two shared a writer. The difference, and Pierce Brosnan said this, not me, but I agree, is that Moonlighting was willing to take risks. Plus it had actual sexual tension. Remington and Laura were, for all intents and purposes, a couple.
Plus Moonlighting had a more sensible premise and an actual theme song.
@RodneyIsCougerMan Have you ever watched Moonlighting? The series was grounded in believability, and even if it wasn't, it was just as realistic as Remington Steele, the two shared a writer. The difference, and Pierce Brosnan said this, not me, but I agree, is that Moonlighting was willing to take risks. Plus it had actual sexual tension. Remington and Laura were, for all intents and purposes, a couple.
Plus Moonlighting had a more sensible premise and an actual theme song.
@MrLunitunz I agree what u (pierce) said bout Moonlighting Cybill hated Bruce Willis Just like Miss Snot ass Stephaine disliked Pierce because her Daddy was a big star ala Cybill thinkin she was a bigger star then Bruce. ( ha whos laughin now) . So i'm sure that had a lot to do with it but I think they r both great shows. But i Like Moonlighting more bcause of Allyce Beasley (agnes) She was mad funny with those cool rhyme and for some reason i found her attractive.
@MrLunitunz - I've watched Moonlighting, and I feel that the relationship between Remington Steel and Laura Holt was much more mature than Moonlighting. Remington Steel was much more believable than Moonlighting, and the plots were clearly better. For example, the time when Remington Steele was missing, and the episode when the man named Charmers caused a conflict about him being Remington's father. These plots are examples of what made Remington much compelling and interesting.
@RodneyIsCougerMan Moonlighting actually took time to write. The producers of Remington Steele wrote the same formulaic stuff week-in week-out. Look at the episode Atomic Shakespeare, or that one that was a take on film noir, both examples of how Moonlighting was much cleverer. Plus, there was build up, they didn't express feelings for each other or even kiss until a specific point in the series, whereas Steele and Laura were basically a married couple.
@MrLunitunz To emphasize once more, Remington Steele and Laura Holt used to have long talks, which made it more interesting than the silly antics of Addison and Hayes. Remington Steel was more compelling than Moonlighting.
@RodneyIsCougerMan Long talks suck. They make for poor storytelling. I do enjoy Remington Steele but I enjoy Moonlighting better because it cuts through that crap. Moonlighting was perfectly compelling and had a 'Will they or won't they' relationship that actually went somewhere after three seasons.
Loved this show...and the original theme song...which plays in the background. A truly sophisticated adventure and comedy series. Henry Mancini wrote the music...he was a genuis. Although I also enjoyed the theme song that he later wrote for this series...this was my favorite.
@jujubees2bees I still love it too, just haven't seen an episode in a while. Wow your comment brought me back, didn't realize a year had passed...yeesh!
To stop all the confusion: This one is the intro for Season 1, episode 1. After episode one, they added a bit witch explained how "Steele" (Brosnan) stepped in, witch they used for the rest of the season. From season 2 on, they used the one with Laura and Steele in the cinema. I do not know if theye were any changes after that, because I haven't had the fortune of seeing anything after season 2.
martinbond1993 6 days ago
This was not exactly the version that aired that I remember. Maybe this was season one and another was season two before the one that started with the gunshot and the lipstick stain?
mccommas2 1 week ago
Wait, did they have Stephanie record this twice? The one I know she sounds more enthusiastic.
StarwindAmada20 1 month ago
@StarwindAmada20 It was remade, I think a few times, and I think twice during the first season, 1982 - 83 (I do believe this was the original version.) I know it was remade as well when Doris Roberts was added to the cast in the 83 - 84 season, and I think it was remade sometime after Moonlighting debuted on ABC as sort of way to compete a bit with that show.
sneeyize45 4 weeks ago
"Before he was Bond, he was a man of Steele"
TheRomanBond007 1 month ago
Perfectly put Steeleperfect! I couldn't agree more. Stephanie Zimablist is an amazing woman of substance who should be admired and cherished.
Steelee3 4 months ago
is this a good series?
AncientHistoryBuff 4 months ago
This intro is different than the one I've seen
ImAlbertTV 6 months ago
Am I the only one who preferred the first season a LOT? I liked the dynamic with Murphy and Bernice, and I HATED Mildred Krebs.
ItchythaWookiee 6 months ago
@ItchythaWookiee No you are not! I loved Murphy and Bernice could not stand Mildred either! I do not know what the writers were thinking! The show was still good, but never as good without them!!!!!
fff1313 5 months ago
Stolen gun and stolen ID. Remmington steele /steal. Keeping victims ignorant of secret aerospace/cyber/virtual/mental/ tron/ computerized homes and then making these people become victims to the stealing of their identities. Any company that sets up "aerospace homes" or forces us down the super information highway and wrecking out thoughts deserves to be up blown sky high!To the future heros, success!
Nueroactive 6 months ago
@Nueroactive Did you realize you could use the words in your name to spell 'neurotic'?
MrCombat1965 1 month ago
mr steele is so charming
dauphin78410 6 months ago
It's a nice show, I'ves started watch a week ago and I find it interesting.
DirtyHarryFan88 7 months ago
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Stephanie Zimbalist is a real bitch.
somewhatlongdong 7 months ago
@somewhatlongdong My dear, demented little mass of seething envy, Stephanie Zimbalist is a warm, generous, talented, committed lady of infinite grace and honour. You are a witless inadequate whose insecurities are showing. I would beg you not to breed and perpetuate your idiocy, but the possibility of your finding a mate amongst humans is small enough that we can discount the risk.
Or, to put it in terms you can understand, bitch is a bad word, poppet, although clearly a big one for you.
Steeleperfect 4 months ago 3
Que bellos recuerdos y cuan parecida la Zimbalist a una bella novia que tuve.
loroerecto 7 months ago
Great memories! Loved this show
SuperPetworth 8 months ago
I remember the intro to Season One being different than this. I recall Laura saying, "He walked in with his mysterious past. I don't even know his real name." One thing I never understood about this show was that if "Mr. Steele" was smart enough to figure out that Remington Steele didn't exist, then why was he always portrayed as a buffoon afterwards? Even if he didn't know anything about being a P.I., he was an expert con man. Seems like he'd fit right in.
Archangel101576 9 months ago 2
@Archangel101576 This one was from the very first episode. Subsequent episodes had the aforementioned Remington Steele related parts.
And Steele being just comic relief is one of the reasons I didn't particularly like the first season. I enjoyed subsequent seasons when Steele became much more competent and the writing got stronger.
MrLunitunz 8 months ago
I love this show, specially romantic music. Does anybody know the name of this jazz piece music?
Hopffnung 9 months ago
@Hopffnung Remington Steele- Laura's Theme
MrLunitunz 8 months ago
Hey! Where's Mildred in the intro? I really liked that old lady!
mishim100 9 months ago
@mishim100 She appeared from the Second Season onwards.
MrLunitunz 8 months ago
Remington Steele, sounds like an electric razor.
Kerethuk 10 months ago 3
It's Steele, Remington Steele. LOL
McCaler 10 months ago
On the series dvds Pierce has said this about Stephanie. Here was this beautiful, brown eyed girl who was a real pistol and people that didn't think we got on, but we actually did. We had a great trust in each other and there was one upmanship which was written into the characters. You only have to look at certain episodes and the chemistry is there. In some shows Pierce actually stares at her and the body language in Steele Blue Yonder speaks for it's self.
pajarynjah 10 months ago
People can take whatever they want from each series and enjoy them for what they were, which was great entertainment. Some episodes were terrible, but for the majority of the time both shows excelled. Cybil and Bruce did not hate each other as they have said and both were single when making Moonlighting which added to the sparks. Pierce and Stephanie got on very well and even though Pierce was married they both managed to create a great chemistry together.
pajarynjah 10 months ago
memories.....loved this show...used to air on star plus long back :)
VarunMehtasWorld 11 months ago
this was a great show and Stephaine Zimblast always wore those hat and looked awesome. Y i go ga ga over a lady in a hat today but Mister Bond stole the show for me he was so cool without tryin to b . He just was .
RON69METS 11 months ago
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brings back old memories!
nepotiums 1 year ago
stephanie z is not a bitch.i work in the industry.dont listen to the media its bull.remington steele was a great show.you may hear rumors about trouble on the set.this is true but steph was not the trouble maker,it was pierce,who created all the trouble.but the producers put up with his drama.i would have replaced him right away.steph was already a accomplished actress when remington steele started.pierce was just starting out .remington steele made him a star not james bond.
slennon35 1 year ago
@slennon35 Zombalist was the cause of the trouble, she was a spoiled little daddy's girl who only got the job because daddy had a detective series way back when. She made such bitchy comments about Pierce which was purely jealousy, Pierce was getting recognition for being the more interesting and more charasmatic one, with the sexy voice and she couldn't take that the publicity didn't focus on her.
MrLunitunz 1 year ago
Stephanie Zimbalist Jr. turned out to be a real bitch.
somewhatlongdong 1 year ago
I'd like to see Pierce and Stephanie reunited in a tv movie where they are older and wiser and reunite to solve a mutual mystery from their past. Add Murphy and Bernice and it's perfect. I remember the first time I saw the pilot when I was bedridden recovering from back surgery and was enchanted.
audiesgirl 1 year ago
@audiesgirl Good luck getting any of those actors together.
MrLunitunz 1 year ago
I Love it
hendrikusist 1 year ago
I just watched both this and the intro to Hotel. I loved programs like these even though they cut a little into my school studies back circa 1984 when they were on prime time. Nowadays, its garbage like reality shows or comedy programs that constantly portray men as stupid bumbling idiots.
icm1970 1 year ago
They need to remake this series. I think it would be great on USA Network, and i think the person that would be great to Play Remington Steele would be Benedict Cumberbatch. He is so good on Sherlock on the BBC, he can be really serious at times but then be so funny and charming.
eventingirl001 1 year ago
one of my favuorites from the 80's! awesome.
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A classy show from the plots to Henry Mancini's music. Much better than the silly Moon Lighting show.
RodneyIsCougerMan 1 year ago
A classy show from the plots to Henry Mancini's music. Much better than the silly Moon Lighting show.
RodneyIsCougerMan 1 year ago
@RodneyIsCougerMan I disagree. I loved both but if I had to pick, Moonlighting was better constructed and did a better job of creating sexual tension. Remingtoon Steele and Laura Holt were too touchy-feely, not believable as tension. Of course, Brosnan beats Willis' ass everyday of the week.
MrLunitunz 1 year ago
@MrLunitunz I disagree. I think Remington Steele was much classier and more believable. Remington Steele and Laura Holt used to have long discussions to get to know each other better. With Moonlighting, they didn't do that. It was too comical and not nearly as serious as Remington Steele.
RodneyIsCougerMan 1 year ago
@RodneyIsCougerMan Comedy wasn't the aim of the game. Moonlighting, by Pierce Brosnan's admission, was much better. Much better written, and ultimately willing to take risks. Remington Steele was the same show day-in day-out, there was no Hawksian comedy, there were no risks. Sure it became more action-oriented but otherwise the show was always the same.
It doesn't matter whether or not one was more serious than the other.
Also, as an aside, Moonlighting had a much more buyable premise.
MrLunitunz 1 year ago
@MrLunitunz It does matter whether one show was more serious than the other, because seriousness makes for a more compelling show. The basis of the romantic relationship in Remington Steele was communication, and communication is the cornerstone of every good relationship. Remington Steel had much more believable plots, and the mysteries were much more mysterious than on Moonlight... It just was a better show! Classier and more easy-going... On a whole different level.
RodneyIsCougerMan 1 year ago
@RodneyIsCougerMan Have you ever watched Moonlighting? The series was grounded in believability, and even if it wasn't, it was just as realistic as Remington Steele, the two shared a writer. The difference, and Pierce Brosnan said this, not me, but I agree, is that Moonlighting was willing to take risks. Plus it had actual sexual tension. Remington and Laura were, for all intents and purposes, a couple.
Plus Moonlighting had a more sensible premise and an actual theme song.
MrLunitunz 11 months ago
@RodneyIsCougerMan Have you ever watched Moonlighting? The series was grounded in believability, and even if it wasn't, it was just as realistic as Remington Steele, the two shared a writer. The difference, and Pierce Brosnan said this, not me, but I agree, is that Moonlighting was willing to take risks. Plus it had actual sexual tension. Remington and Laura were, for all intents and purposes, a couple.
Plus Moonlighting had a more sensible premise and an actual theme song.
MrLunitunz 11 months ago
@MrLunitunz I agree what u (pierce) said bout Moonlighting Cybill hated Bruce Willis Just like Miss Snot ass Stephaine disliked Pierce because her Daddy was a big star ala Cybill thinkin she was a bigger star then Bruce. ( ha whos laughin now) . So i'm sure that had a lot to do with it but I think they r both great shows. But i Like Moonlighting more bcause of Allyce Beasley (agnes) She was mad funny with those cool rhyme and for some reason i found her attractive.
RON69METS 11 months ago
@MrLunitunz - I've watched Moonlighting, and I feel that the relationship between Remington Steel and Laura Holt was much more mature than Moonlighting. Remington Steel was much more believable than Moonlighting, and the plots were clearly better. For example, the time when Remington Steele was missing, and the episode when the man named Charmers caused a conflict about him being Remington's father. These plots are examples of what made Remington much compelling and interesting.
RodneyIsCougerMan 11 months ago
@RodneyIsCougerMan Moonlighting actually took time to write. The producers of Remington Steele wrote the same formulaic stuff week-in week-out. Look at the episode Atomic Shakespeare, or that one that was a take on film noir, both examples of how Moonlighting was much cleverer. Plus, there was build up, they didn't express feelings for each other or even kiss until a specific point in the series, whereas Steele and Laura were basically a married couple.
MrLunitunz 11 months ago
@MrLunitunz To emphasize once more, Remington Steele and Laura Holt used to have long talks, which made it more interesting than the silly antics of Addison and Hayes. Remington Steel was more compelling than Moonlighting.
RodneyIsCougerMan 11 months ago
@RodneyIsCougerMan Long talks suck. They make for poor storytelling. I do enjoy Remington Steele but I enjoy Moonlighting better because it cuts through that crap. Moonlighting was perfectly compelling and had a 'Will they or won't they' relationship that actually went somewhere after three seasons.
MrLunitunz 11 months ago
HEE HEE HEE.
80s.
GregorWillvilleFilms 1 year ago
Mi primera serie, solo los martes podía dormir a las 9:00 om
123456789santiago 1 year ago
That was really the intro to that show? I'll stick to Miami Vice, and good ol' Crockett and Tubbs.
MsSilentsiren 1 year ago
@MsSilentsiren this is the season 1 intro - it was longer and better from season 2 onwards :D
ischultz25 1 year ago
@MsSilentsiren well the intros changed for each season but yeah the show is amazing. miami vice? why? that showis terrible. lol
Sed1er 1 year ago
Loved this show...and the original theme song...which plays in the background. A truly sophisticated adventure and comedy series. Henry Mancini wrote the music...he was a genuis. Although I also enjoyed the theme song that he later wrote for this series...this was my favorite.
MALP1231 1 year ago
stephanie zimbalist is gorgeous!!
5395018 1 year ago 3
the name is steele remington steele
lonewolf0071 1 year ago
She's hot and classy.
Mprator 1 year ago
Dark and delicious
Ohhh how I swooned over him in jr high.
CRYSTALLTAY 1 year ago
Laura for Ever....!
edestci 1 year ago
I loved him from this moment on
Venglishful 1 year ago 3
Loved this show!
loftybutcontrite 1 year ago 26
@loftybutcontrite Still do!! I bought ALL the seasons!!! *sigh* I LOVE REMMIE!!!
jujubees2bees 5 months ago
@jujubees2bees I still love it too, just haven't seen an episode in a while. Wow your comment brought me back, didn't realize a year had passed...yeesh!
loftybutcontrite 5 months ago
gorgeous!
mcmanusdown 2 years ago 13
A little rough cut but nice.
StroutsInk 2 years ago