Death Dig

Episode aired Feb 21, 1984
TV-PG
1h

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7.0/10

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Robert Wagner and Stefanie Powers in Hart to Hart (1979)

Action Adventure Crime Mystery Romance

The Harts are sailing around the Aegean Sea and berth at the island of Rhodes. They soon find themselves involved in murder and the smuggling of stolen Greek artefacts.The Harts are sailing around the Aegean Sea and berth at the island of Rhodes. They soon find themselves involved in murder and the smuggling of stolen Greek artefacts.The Harts are sailing around the Aegean Sea and berth at the island of Rhodes. They soon find themselves involved in murder and the smuggling of stolen Greek artefacts.

Director
- Paul Krasny
Writers
- Sidney Sheldon
- Larry Forrester
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7.0/10

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Director
- Paul Krasny
Writers
- Sidney Sheldon
- Larry Forrester
Stars

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When she uncovers the statue in the crate found by Max, Jennifer proclaims it is "Aegi" ("EY-guee") and adds "goddess of Hades and protrectress of witches". That mythological goddess was called Hekate (also spelled Hecate and pronounced "EY-ka-tay"). Alternatively, Persephone was known as a goddess of Hades and the underworld. But Jennifer added "protectress of witches" which is an attribute of Hecate.

Jennifer does say Hecate rather than Aegi, but gives the name an Americanized turn by pronouncing the "H" and saying the last half as "Kate". As a former student of mythology, she should know the correct pronunciation. On the other hand, if she had meant to say Persephone, it would still technically be accurate, as there is some mythological precedence referring to Persephone as one of Hecate's three forms.

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Hart to Hart
Music by Roger Nichols
Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse

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Death Dig

While vacationing on the exotic island of Rhodes, Jennifer and Jonathan become ensnared in a scheme for the smuggling of ancient Greek artifacts and are nearly entombed in the process. The main villains (George Baker and John Wyman) are hiding some activity, illegal, of course.

There is nice scenery from the island of Rhodes, which can be distracting, especially when the plot seems to be a bit meandering. It's a standard story but lacks that punch, but the scenery, the Harts and John Wyman ( For your eyes Only) do his usual henchman role help things along. There's some nice banter between Jennifer, Jonathan and Max and an energetic scooter chase towards the end.