In this lively episode Hart recording artist Lorene Tyler (real life country singer Charly McClain who sings "sleeping with the radio on; a catchy little number) is beginning an international tour and has a costume made for her by her manager/husband Jesse, who happens to be a jewel thief. This is no ordinary rhinestone; it actually sparkles. Actually they are stitched with diamonds that were stolen from a recent jewelry store robbery. After the outfit is loaned to Jennifer for a party, Jesse is determined to get it back at any price, even murder. There's a nice scene featuring Jonathan driving towards an oncoming plane.
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A Big Neigh
Littlelep21 December 2023
Warning: Spoilers
As with most long-runnieng series, the writers and production staff seem to have gotten sloppy in the third season.
In this episode, the crooks go into a jewelry store and ask to see a necklace. They are shown a bracelet. Then we are told that an outfit that fits Jennifer was intended also to fit a woman who was about a foot shorter and much smaller all around. That outfit was supposed to have sewn onto it the diamonds from a tray full of diamond necklaces. However, the diamonds on the outfit were just a fraction of those that were stolen.
There is the mandatory chase scene from series of that era, but this one varies it by being on horseback. The use of an obvious stunt double for Jonathan is laughable as are the cut-ins of him supposedly bouncing up and down on the horse. Just lazy and poorly constructed, almost insulting the intelligence of the audience.
In this episode, the crooks go into a jewelry store and ask to see a necklace. They are shown a bracelet. Then we are told that an outfit that fits Jennifer was intended also to fit a woman who was about a foot shorter and much smaller all around. That outfit was supposed to have sewn onto it the diamonds from a tray full of diamond necklaces. However, the diamonds on the outfit were just a fraction of those that were stolen.
There is the mandatory chase scene from series of that era, but this one varies it by being on horseback. The use of an obvious stunt double for Jonathan is laughable as are the cut-ins of him supposedly bouncing up and down on the horse. Just lazy and poorly constructed, almost insulting the intelligence of the audience.
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