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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0024543208495
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dubbed, DVD-Video, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC
Label: 20th Century Fox
Manufacturer: 20th Century Fox
Number Of Items: 4
Publisher: 20th Century Fox
Region Code: 1
Release Date: November 08, 2005
Running Time: 1078 minutes
Sales Rank: 7576
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Theatrical Release Date: October 01, 1982
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Description:
As Laura and Remington continue to fight crime, and their growing attraction to each other, Laura catches tantalizing glimpses into her partner's mysterious and very private past. For Remington is always reluctant to accept cases involving any of his old acquaintances, no matter what side of the law they're on. Yet despite the secrets, the twosome know they need to be able to trust each other completely after a series of investigations puts them directly in the line of fire.
Amazon.com:
For Steele's sophomore year, Murphy and Bernice are out and Mildred Krebs (Emmy-magnet Doris Roberts) is in. She gets pulled into the orbit of private investigators Laura Holt (Stephanie Zimbalist) and Remington Steele (Pierce Brosnan) when she audits their agency in the two-part season opener ("Steele Away With Me"). Krebs follows the duo to Acapulco, where she helps with a case, and ends up abandoning the IRS for the more glamorous world of detective work. Other changes include a revamped title sequence and a new loft for Holt when a failed assassination attempt results in the destruction of her home ("Red Holt Steele").
While Krebs represents a welcome addition, wily quick change artist Major Descoine (Guy Boyd), who is introduced a few episodes later ("Steele Framed"), is another matter. He'll get away the first time only to return towards the end of the season ("Elegy in Steele") to bedevil Holt and Steele again (much like the slippery Murdoc in producer Lee David Zlotoff's MacGyver). As usual, Steele continues to derive mystery-solving inspiration from cinema classics like Casablanca ("Red Holt Steele") and The Man Who Knew Too Much ("Steele Sweet on You"). Romance between the two continues, as well, but the detectives are too professional to rush anything.
The second season also provides Holt with more clues about Steele's mysterious past, like his stints as "The Kilkenny Kid" ("Steele Knuckles and Glass Jaws") and "The Great Savini" ("High Flying Steele"). As for Steele, he gains a slick new means of transportation: a 1936 Auburn Speedster ("Love Among the Steele"). Guest stars include future primetime staples Delta Burke and Jane Kaczmarek ("Altared Steele"), Jeffrey "Principal Rooney" Jones ("A Steele at Any Price"), and (briefly) Miguel Sandoval ("Steele Eligible"), who will go on to work with writer/producer Glenn Gordon Caron (Moonlighting) on Medium. --Kathleen C. Fennessy
Average Rating: 
Rating:  -
This has got to be the best and most romantic season of all. Murphy (James Read) is out (whom I miss because, well, why settle for one handsome actor when you can feast your eyes on two?). This leaves the field wide open for Steele and Laura to explore their relationship deeper. Some very entertaining episodes, such as High Flying Steele, that show the true depth of the two actors' skills.
Rating:  -
Though not to say that this season wasn't any good, I have to say I prefer Season 1 to this. There's more romantic tension. It's just that I think the producers put them together too soon in Season 2 - they're always smooching. I'm watching season 3 now, it seems to be better.
Don't be turned off by my comments though, there are some really great plots and scenes too in this season. That's why I'm giving it a four star.
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This is the best TV show ever in the 80s. I grew up watching Remington Steele during my teenage years. It's got perfect mix of suspense, romance and humor. The attraction and chemistry between Laura & Steele are just like essential spices to the plot. She is captivating, mesmerizing, while he is so charming every woman can die for. It is no surprise that he then became James Bond.
And oh, the background music/songs by Henry Mancini are just wonderful. Now we can not find similar shows ... Read More
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I purchased all of the Remington Steel seasons and they were better than I remember on TV, just wish there was more seasons done.
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Remington Steele was one of the few TV shows I tried to allocate the time to watch regularly and I still like to pull out a rerun once in awhile. Pierce Brosnan and Stephanie Zimbalist looked good together and you couldn't help wishing that they "click". Their chemistry seemed to work better in the earlier episodes, but it was still apparent at times in the later ones, too. An entertaining diversion.
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