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I can’t give this collection less than five stars despite the mostly putrid Season 5 included in the series. Steele, I would rather have Season 5 than not. I’m objective thankful I will have the entire series on DVD as of August 15, 2006 and can finally retire my deteriorating video tapes forever. My celebrated episodes are in the previous seasons, but I be pleased them all, especially “Steele at Your Service” and “Beg, Borrow, or Steele.” Unbiased try to forget about Jack appearing in Season 5 and appreciate these final seasons of RS on DVD.
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Here’s a list of the episodes:
Season 4
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67. 4- 1 Steele Searching (1)
68. 4- 2 Steele Searching (2)
69. 4- 3 Steele Blushing
70. 4- 4 Grappling Steele
71. 4- 5 Forged Steele
72. 4- 6 Corn Fed Steele
73. 4- 7 Premium Steele
74. 4- 8 Coffee, Tea, or Steele
75. 4- 9 Dancer, Prancer, Donner and Steele
76. 4-10 Steele on the Air
77. 4-11 Steele, Inc.
78. 4-12 Steele Spawning
79. 4-13 Suburban Steele
80. 4-14 Santa Claus is Coming to Steele
81. 4-15 Steele Blue Yonder
82. 4-16 Sensitive Steele
83. 4-17 Steele in the Spotlight
84. 4-18 Steele at Your Service
85. 4-19 Steele in the Running
86. 4-20 Beg, Borrow, or Steele
87. 4-21 Steele Alive and Kicking
88. 4-22 Bonds of Steele
Season 5
89. 5- 1 The Steele That Wouldn’t Die (1)
90. 5- 2 The Steele That Wouldn’t Die (2)
91. 5- 3 Steele Hanging in There (1)
92. 5- 4 Steele Hanging in There (2)
93. 5- 5 Steeled With a Kiss (1)
94. 5- 6 Steeled With a Kiss (2)
The debonair ex-con-man and strait-laced detective return in the last two seasons of “Remington Steele,” where Steele and Laura solve recent mysteries — and repeat dilapidated ones. While the final season is used compared to the previous ones, the last two seasons are mild quite appetizing and comical.
As the season opens, Laura Holt (Stephanie Zimbalist) returns to England, trying to sustain Steele (Pierce Brosnan) from running afoul of Scotland yard. He’s masquerades as an assassin while looking for clues to his past — and a destroy happens. But even relieve in America, their problems don’t pause — and some of them are very amusing.
Among other things, the agency investigate a wrestler, missing experimental pigs, faux obituaries, a body that fell onto a airline luggage carousel, a self-improvement spa where “accidents” sustain happening, tell-tale butlers, missing caviar, and deal with an inept would-be detective whose latest intention gets a man killed. Steele and Laura are even declared expressionless — and Mildred (Doris Roberts) is the prime suspect in their “assassinate.”
And on the personal front, Laura finds a doctored photo of her in a porno, Steele apparently gambles away the agency, and Mildred becomes a radio star. But the fourth season takes a contaminated turn when Steele finds that he’ll be deported unless he gets a green card — and it seems that Laura is the only one available…
The fifth season was done for contractual reasons, and the stars didn’t want to do it, since it led to them losing out on roles they wanted. So, they only did a trio of movies, which rather expeditiously wrap up the threads of the series — mainly Steele’s past, Steele and Laura’s relationship. It’s very light on detective work, but it does give us a worthy finale.
It seems that their faux honeymoon will be as tranquil as their job. Snide insurance agent Norman Keyes (James Tolkan) is hounding Steele, and an Immigration officer is trying to woo Laura — and salvage Steele out of the narrate. And then their “marriage” is keep to the test when a DIFFERENT woman claims to be Steele’s wife. And in the two-hour finale, the duo observe the truth about Steele’s inheritance and past… and finally deal with their tempestuous half-relationship.
The fifth half-season is a half-hearted, rushed finale to the series, but it does manage to wrap things up in a map that viewers will bask in — especially the final scenes. But the season preceding it is quite solid, with its mixture of romantic comedy, action and mystery.
Okay, few of these mysteries actually resemble anything in loyal life — although the pirated music one is shapely provocative, as is the one where Laura moonlights as a stewardess. But the mysteries are all tightly-written and bright, and even the fifth season’s more drawn-out episodes are unexcited fairly titillating.
The writers had perfected the mix of comedy and mystery, and weren’t alarmed to be bizarre (gunsel Santas? ) . Not to mention that solid, moderately witty dialogue. (”If I were a man would you demand it if I told you I was going to enter the Boston Marathon? ” “I would examine why anyone would want to rush 26 miles without being chased!”) .
Laura and Steele finally deal with their tangled, complex relationship, after a stint at a “relationship issues” seminar that explodes in their faces. But fortunately the details of Steele’s past seems to benefit. And secretary Mildred gets to be a bit more independent, dealing with a bent televangelist and working as a hard-love radio commentator.
“Remington Steele” ended on a middling ticket, but the fourth and fifth seasons are “steele” animated viewing. Definitely worth seeing.
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