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THE BEST SCENE IN MIAMI VICE
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- čas přidán 19. 12. 2017
- Miami Vice Season 04 Episode 20 :: A Bullet for Crockett
I just finished binge watching all 5 seasons of Miami Vice. WHAT A SHOW. No idea what I've been missing. I made my own list of the top "obscure" episodes of Miami Vice: lopezvideo.net/...
But there's one episode that didn't make it on the list...
A Bullet for Crockett. The reason is simple: it's the 2nd worse episode in the entire show (the winner goes to "Leap of Faith"). But that INTRO scene - holy shit!
That intro scene is my #1 favorite scene in the entire season. It's got tension, fate, sex, life, death, pop, urban, nothing, everything, PERFECT! This is how you cinema.
PS: This show is universally iconic for its use of Phil Collins's "In The Air Tonight" in its pilot episode "Brother's Keeper" (Season 01 Episode 01). But what most people don't know is that the song is used for a second time in the series... In this episode, in this scene. And in my opinion, THIS is the defining / iconic use of the song... Not the pseudo-romantic fragment-poem bullshit they tried to pull off in the first episode, which caught on for some reason (I guess people really love shots of cars driving at night in a neon-glowing city...)
Enjoy.
Every scene from Miami Vice was the best scene from Miami Vice.
Agreed!
I kind of liked Crockett removing his sunglasses after his Daytona got blown up... Then the meeting, after, where he's pissed, and breaking shit in the other guy's office... 😎
Sad to say goodbye to the Daytona though... ☹
@@frozentundra7446 Testarossa, Daytona... They are Ferraris !!!
Not really did you see the episodes with James Brown as Alien ....
Hell yesss !!! I Fucking loved that show !
The 80's TV taught me that large sums of money can only be transported in an aluminum brief case.
Ha ha hahaha
Hey, don't laugh. Zero Halliburton briefcases are very popular (do a search) :
czcams.com/video/btljR4Wzydg/video.html
Prescient, too, that large sums of illicit money would be associated with the name "Halliburton."
didn't learn much I see. 😆
In the trunk of your Ferrari
Unless you lived in Miami you cant understand how realistic the show was. Colombians, Cubans, and Jamaicans at war in the streets mixed with nice cars, models, and parties.
Being old enough to remember at 11 year's old sneaking, downstairs to watch it on our new color RCA TV. Good Times🙏🏾♥️
🤣🤣🤣🤣
My dad used to tape it.He would always fast forward it to show me the car chase.
I also used to sneak through the door to watch it. Then begged my parents to record it for me!
This is just too funny. I remember sneaking downstairs in 84/85, when I was about 5 years old and catching the end of The Terminator. It was the part where Kyle and Sarah were being chased into the factory at the end when the Terminator was right behind them and just closed the door behind them with barely enough time to spare. I went back upstairs and hid under the sheets in the dark, thinking it was real and was coming after me next.
@Andrew McCall Jr. Not really. More liberal. Not really conservative or religious. Scientists and engineers. It was just on too late and I should have been in bed to concentrate on school the next morning 😂
I miss the 80s so much! It sucks getting old.
Yes it does,the movies and shows back then were so much better !!
Yes that’s true a fun time for all.
The whole vibe of that whole generation was better. It was a time of creativity and freedom before the internet tech took over our personal lives
👍
@@RH-ur9yt Watching TV and movies where people aren't offended, yes humor does go a bit far sometimes, but I know how to take it as a joke and not serious. The music was so uplifting and magical. I was born in 77 and growing up listening to late 70 and early 80s was great, I listen everyday at work virtually nothing but 80s. sounds like yesterday still
One thing which can be said about Don Johnson is he's a true professional. Many actors who starred in a series eventually grew tired of the role and their performance showed that they wanted out. As Miami Vice neared its end, the press turned against the show and viewership dropped but Johnson never walked through an episode, he gave his everything to each scene he was in and it showed. Its admirable and impressive.
Uhhh... That's not quite what happened... 😐 The main actors became big stars & the fame went to Johnsons head... He & his talent managers wanted to bail after the 2nd season but NBC & the producers threw a ton of $$$ at Don Johnson to stay on.
Johnson was iconic but I would have to say the same for Michael-Thomas.As a matter of fact,one of my favorite episodes was "Borraska" in which Johnson was absent.Of course the show could not have continued without Johnson,but that one episode was excellent without him.One of my personal problems with the way the show progressed was that Tubbs' role was gradually diminished from "partner" to "sidekick" which for me lessened the shows appeal when compared to the first season.Still a great show but one that failed to make full use all of the talent available.
Miami Vice never reached its full potential. And by season 5, DJ looked tired. His performance wasn t the same.
That's cool, because many people have polarizing opinions about his acting.
Daytona over Testarossa but it's very close ,white was the right color against the Miami scenery but the Daytona was topless
Watching this makes me realize how old I am and how times have changed so much. By far this is one of the best tv shows ever it had it all . Dont think no other cop show will ever duplicate.
Almost went out and bought me a linen suit. This show was so badass, best soundtrack hands down.
Don't forget to only shave every third day.
I was a witness in a federal counterfeiting case back then. I don't remember what my clothing choice was but....I was wearing some sort of slacks with some slip on dress shoes...no socks. I got the approving nod from the prosecuting D.A.
In high school, I bought a suit like Crocket's.
The skanks loved it!
Forget the suit had a 911 converted to 930 widebody. Friend had a 328 we never sleep for 5 yrs. Smiling thinking about those yrs.
I remember this kid in high school wore the linen jacket with rolled up sleeves in 1989. Someone told him it wasn’t cool anymore
I can tell you that as a life long miami resident, in the air tonight is actually our city theme song.
charismatic9904 It has to be!
Yeah, theres something magical when this starts playing on 103.9, when you're leaving FT. Lauderdale airport :D
The Sting/Phil Collins song: Long Long Way To Go, was used in Miami Vice too... 👍🎤🎬
Well said
If I could only be able to live in Miami!....but I think I will never be able to....well, gues I will have to stay here in Italy...
This show _is_ the 80s. The fashions, music, cars, big hair. I also think Crockett and Tubbs were one of best buddy duos ever in a cop show.
It's got Michael Mann touches all over it: great high contrast night shots with primary colors, interesting firearms, the music in the soundtrack.
Very binge-watchable.
💖💖💖👍
Charismatic villains, too.
Check out the movie "Thief" with James Caan, and "Heat" with Pacino and deNiro.
Knight Rider
Second best
Ian Board as I’m finding out on Starz
YES! PHIL COLLINS' "IN THE AIR TONIGHT" ALWAYS WENT WELL IN MIAMI VICE!
Every scene always.👌🏽
I'm so grateful to have lived in a generation that the music, the style, and the energy of the 80s, the youth since 2000 will never have the overwhelming feeling of joy as we do when we reflect on our life.
Alright, don't be a tosser
the generation from 2000 only care about video games social media, stupid cell phones, text messaging, netflix, garbage music, tight clothes, self centeredness attitudes, im so glad i was born in the 70’s
@@aortiz877 OK, boomer
Damp Carrot you know how stupid you sound, baby boomers are from the 50’s and 60’s, im part of generation X. go play on your phone or video games lil boy
It was great.
I was 30 when this show came out. I'm almost 64 now. Always loved this show. Been watching re-runs on STZAC at 11 p.m. every weeknight. Was just thinking last night how right Don Johnson was for this part. His acting was masterful and very believable.
Watching these re-runs makes me feel young again.
I loved how he did that role ... nothing over the top, nothing exaggerated for effect ... he wore that role like a second skin
The 80s and Miami Friday night vice, great memories
True mate
@@nelsontomas1906 80's we're awesome
Fridays at 9pm on NBC! 😎
The best there ever was…Miami Vice…….Friday’s at 10:00 pm, everything stopped, once MV was over, then people went out……it was that good of a show.
Very true!
watched it while i was getting dressed. shit shower and shave and when it was over at 11, then u hit the streets.. 80s baby. loved big booty Trudy.. olivia brown.
maimi vice was a work of art, it captured the fashion, music mentality of an era like no other show did.
Except MTV.
But then again, Miami Vice was MTV with cops.
I remembered watching Vice on Friday nights. Awesome groundbreaking stuff. The idea of action overdubbed with awesome music in the form of a music video was so new it helped sell the show like no other.
The power of a scene without unnecessary dialog!
Best show to grace the airwaves. Never missed an episode in the 80s and I've watched the complete series several times since. Think I'll start on it again.
Tyrone Turner True. Miami Vice and 21 Jump Street. Two of the best tv series ever.
Ive seen the show so many times over you can't believe
The music, style and drama is brilliant. I have watched it so many times, way ahead of its time.
Friday Nights, that was the talk when school led out right after school, and do recaps Monday morning in class, even got late some parties because of this show.
Best show ever? Uh no.
The perfect show. I was a kid in the 80's and nothing was more iconic of that decade than Miami Vice. They definitely don't make shows like that anymore.
Pee Wee's Playhouse was a close second!
Vice cops wearing $600 suits and driving a Ferrari were very common back in the 1980s.
Really?
Like forreal? I read an article about Orlando vice and how it wasn't true
Text me @veschilodin on Instagram if you want to talk Miami Vice Vibes /Vice City
🤣🤣🤣
@@leeteacher7715 I doubt that they dished out confiscated Ferraris to the boys in blue (or whatever Miami cops wore)
Absolute excellence!!
Dressed perfectly!!
Hair is absolute perfection for that age.
Thank you, Don! You're the best!!
Tubbs... what a ride it was!!!
You guys were rockin'!!!!
Loved that show. It had such a unique look and feel. I couldn’t get enough of those color shots from a helicopter (before drones) of shipping containers, and the blue of the water. The clothes, the music, the cars, the cast, everything about that show was top drawer.
Best single scene in Miami Vice. Shoot out followed by a Ferrari Testarossa chase scene with a Porsche 911. Main character being shot. All while Phil Colins belts out In the Air Tonight. 80’s glory.
you get it
scene where the main character gets shot has been in every show since time began
Loved watching this show, was a Vietnam vet, identified with Sonny, became a cop myself. Later transferred to federal service and now a retired federal officer.
Who wouldn't identify with him? What a great character!
If I had been born a boy, I would like to be like Sonny and you.
You have so much to be proud of!!
I can't possibly thank you enough!!!!
Everytime they played In the Air Tonight was perfect.
Why do these videos hurt so much? Man, times were so good. Now they are so bad. :-(
Crockett & Tubbs always had something special brewing & the music was awesome as well..
In retrospect, kicking a gun backwards to the girlfriend of the guy you just killed and keeping your back turned is probably not good police tactics.
agreed, but also... vibes
@@lopezvideostore -- Do you know the name of the lady who shot him?
How do you know that was the gun she used? She wasn’t anywhere near where the gun was kicked to.
@@JamesJ30t - Hope I'm not too late or you may already have this info = miamivice.fandom.com/wiki/Angel_Montepina
@@cantstopbeeboo2055 -- Yeah , I knew I seen her before somewhere. She was in I like it like that movie. I never got into the Miami Vice thing but after looking a few videos I see that maybe that was a mistake.
Phil Collins is probably Miami’s greatest import.
He was in an episode as I recall. I wonder if that's how they got the permission to use his song.
Na, Miami Sound Machine! Gloria... YAY.
That or all the top grade cocaine
Love PC. Phil Collins.
@@joelellis7035 Phil the Shill was the name of that episode.
Actually, this upload should have been a bit longer, to show the flashback of Evan asking Crockett if he ever thought that somewhere out there was a bullet with his name on it. Haunting.
Every couple of years I watch the whole series again.
Amen bro
you gotta love how these guys dressed. by far more classy and suave than the tight-fitting, ball-crunching clothes men wear today
For Sure 👍 / To This Day I Still Want A Suit Like Tubbs Wore
Crockett and Tubbs will always be the sexiest dressed ever.
Also way easier to conceal a 10mm handgun.
@Luke Iceton lol, yes. there was a lot more room for their's to grow.
I'm a punk rock type from the 80's and definitely don't like dudes...... but these two mthrfkrs were very cool and WAY above the level of the two idiots in the Miami Vice movie... No comparison.
Miami Vice was my best show...my friends and I would watch it before we went out to party...never missed an episode 😍
My friends and I got together at my house to watch it. Great times, great show.
@@pgmyjeta8951 back when a show was good enough to warrant the reason for friends to convene, spend time with each other and enjoy themselves. I like your style.
Thanks, Lopez Video - I have the whole show, and remembered that “In the Air Tonight” was used other than in the pilot but couldn’t remember which ep. You are right, this usage was much more effective than it was in the pilot!
you get it
Im a miami born native i seen alot of fimilar sceens in these eposodes
I love watching miami vice i own a collectors edition.
Left miami in 1971
Been in orlando from 71-85
Now in brevard county for the last 28
Years from 1990- to
Present 2019
Nobody cares...
@@bradmoulton138 :-(
Alison Wentworth And you still can’t spell...
Born Chicago south side 57....Plantation 68-82................chicago 82-85........germany 86-88.............georgia 88-90..........germany 91-95.....saudi arabia 95-96......germany 97-2002.......kuwait 2003-2004.....Iraq 2005-2006........kuwait 2007-2013.....kissimmee 2013......love it (present).....drove the south miami strip..... march 2020
I think Miami Vice pioneered the use of top chart music in a TV series.
Miami, Phil Collins and fast cars driving through a neon filled city at night defined the 80's. This and more were what I loved about this era. I do miss it very much.
So do I, and I was a baby then!
The 80's. A privilege's having experienced as a teenager. I will forever love the 80's.
I didn't live in this years. the 80s, but I love everything of them. I'm seeing Miami Vice and I feel nostalgic for an era I never lived. In the air tonight is LITERALLY ones of my three favourite songs of all times, I dream these outfits, this cars and these cities. This is part of my heart.
you lived in the 80ties, you probably don't know this life, pal
I'd watch Miami Vice, hit the Atari til Letterman came on. Then watch Friday Night Videos. 8th grade was lit...lol.
I did the same thing - except copious amounts of weed was allegedly used to enhance
When Miami Vice was aired in the 80's I was in my late teens and never watched an episode.... I was into biking and wondered what the crap was everyone seeing in this show.
I'm now nearly 50 and am also binge watching Miami Vice. I have the box set and am completely hooked AND feel gutted that I never gave it a chance when it was on back then. I absolutely love this show. Can't get enough of it. As for best scene?? Thanks for the spoiler..... I haven't got this far yet. I agree, it is better than the pilot one. I didn't really get it why everyone thought it was great... but I don't live in Miami ;)
So far my best moment, it has to be "Definitely Miami" at the end... on the beach., with the song "Cry" by Godley and Cream. I also love the fact that every celebrity from the 80's has to be in the show somewhere. An awesome trip down memory lane.... Now where did I put my Ray bans......
Here is the best moment from the entire run.... czcams.com/video/GrLGTfz3REY/video.html
YES!!!! I TOTALLY agree that the last 10 minutes of Definitely Miami is the best scene of the series!! :D
I was too young to understand what was going when it came out but like u I copped the blu ray set and loving every episode
Funny thing is, most of those celebrities that we recognize in the show weren't big at the time, they got their start in Miami Vice. It's astounding how many of them went on to be huge, everyone from Bruce Willis to Julia Roberts.
Don't be gutted but rather
be grateful that unlike in the eighties, you get to watch it on a big screen.
That viewing does it justice!
Brilliant show, great writing, great music, fantastic chemistry between the leads & iconic designer villains like these two at the start. I also binge watched MV Seasons 1-5 in 2008, took ages but show stayed with me ever since.
Michael Mann always picks the best music.
I still say the first "In the air tonight" was the best one. It was the start of something great! It kinda set the mood for the whole series.
So true. The cinematography was awesome.
ABSOLUTELY...My mom even liked that song. She only listened to Sam Cooke and Luther Vandross but liked in the air
Out Where The Buses Don't Run has the best Miami Vice scene of all in my opinion. The scene where they find the body buried in the wall with the Song Brothers In Arms playing is as good as it gets.
Also "Clues" is heard throughout the episode, as well as "Ocean Club". Another good episode is "Tale Of The Goat".
Good Collar was probably my favorite. Sonny really wanted that kid to get the scholarship and knew he was a good kid that had just made a dumb choice. Then felt responsible for what happened after
@@bannanas117 That Simply Red song Picture Book at final hits really hard, is probably one of my favorites moments of Miami Vice
Oh yea bro...def..
Evan must be considered.
GOD THE 80'S WERE SOMTHING SPECIAL HEY
Amen Jack!
Yup
When I became an adult I honored Miami Vice with a white Mercedes and VICE vanity plate
80s were so special man ,I miss it ...time of our lives
I am proud to say I own every single episode of this show. All 5 seasons. I was a small child when my it made its original run from 84-89 but I can still recall sitting on the floor in front of the big box Magnavox TV and watching it on Friday nights. I just loved every bit of it. Seasons 1, 2, & 3 were the best. It kind of went of the rails a bit in Season 4 and then they tried to correct it in Season 5 but without Jan Hammer arranging the music for them it just didn't have the same vibe. For some strange reason, I know about everything there is to know about this show. I haven't been stumped yet. lol
One of the best cop shows with the acting and music. I bought the entire series on DVD, ( before there was streaming), and its still one of the best cop shows that was ever produced.
This was a great scene. But to me the greatest scene was the finally shoot out on the last episode. It was being reported that one of them was going to die in the last episode, so I remember watching that final shoot out on pins and needles when I was a kid... Not to mention, it was just the two of them going against 8 or 10 men... and they did it running full speed to get to the escaping dictator. One more thing... that was the same place where caldorone escaped in the very first episode, but this time the bad guy was not going to get away. It was a perfect ending and I never watch it without getting goose bumps... just awesome!
So who died?
@@JustinMacri007 Neither one. The "powers that be" changed their minds.
Freefall was not only the last episode but was the best. I still have the VHS I recorded of it that night.
You know, this show is timeless. If it aired today as is (except for some of the old technology) it would fit right in. you would never guess it was made in the 80's. hard to believe...
yeah the 80s clothes and 80s music wouldn't be a dead giveaway
The only thing that didn't age well is the painfully 80s fashion and music
@livey oone It wasn't a world for pussies, that's why that don't understand it.
The 1980s Miami Vice was a trend setter. I'd say the spy drama: The Equalizer with Edward Woodward was progressive too for the mid 1980s...
Um. I don’t think so lol.
Fabulous, and to think that lovely Porsche Cabrio was still shiny new at that time (We loved and lived those days to the max!) 😊
80’s Boombox collector, The only thing that I loved in the 1980’s was the music, movies & the tv shows. Other then that I hate everything else about the 1980’s. I didn’t have freedom back then because I had strict abusive parents that controlled me and everything that I wanted to do with my life, Now I’m so happy to be in these times, I have all of Miami Vice tv shows & everything else on technology to watch on my IPad. I have more freedom, more peace & quiet with no drama or people’s problems of any kind. This is the life I dreamed of. I don’t have none of my old school friends or my deceased family in my life anymore. I’m very happy with living my life in 2019. I’m not afraid of growing old. I’m learning more about life now then I ever did when I was younger because of technology. Thank God for the future. God bless.
Give it a little more time.....
The best scene was when Crockett pointed his gun at his wife's killer, one shot and walked away,
Yep and Sheena Easton's Follow My Rainbow playing in the background
added to the atmosphere of that shot.
I like the pilot TV movie where Crockett gets the notice from his ex that a thug is hiding behind the living room curtains. 😎
@@DavidLLambertmobile I don't think that was the pilot. It sounds more like Calderone's Return. Assuming you're talking about the scene where Tubbs was driving to get to Crockett. All with Russ Ballard's In The Night playing.
Agreed, but rip off of when Magnum did the same thing a few years earlier (did you see the sun rise) getting even for Mac's killer. I heard NBC insisted that it be shown the killer in Miami Vice had a gun
@@mgelliott1 the part about the killer having the gun I think is a true story I don't think fans could have stood it if Crockett just walked up and just iced the guy without being provoked
I’m a 22yr old who fell inlove with playing the game GTA Vice city and being curious had to research the back story of the game and came across this 80s Classic. To this day I still love this show and will definitely involve this scene in my upcoming project.
Decades ago I watched every single episode of Miami Vice, from start to finish, and I don't remember this scene at all, not even Crockett getting shot at anytime. I guess my memory has just faded with time.
I could watch these series of Miami Vice and never get tired of them!
For me the best scene of Miami Vice is the ending of the episode "Out where the busses don't run."
Brothers in Arms by Dire Straights is playing, Crockett and Tubbs in Crocketts Ferrari Spider going to the location of a decades old mystery murder that drove a detective crazy trying to figure it out. My favorite episode.
Almost got Sonny too. Obsession is a real bitch. But when you know you're right and no one will listen,,,, it will drive you twice as hard. Such a damn good show. Miss it.
Picture book, Simply Red - Crockett loses it, awesome
This show was apart from just about anything else being served up on television in the '80's. Michael Mann made a TV show look and feel like a movie. Sounded like one too.
Miami vice and Phil Collins best combo without a doubt even all these years!
Man this episode was rough! My brother bought the series and we're watching it with our parents who loved the show!! I can only imagine watching back in the day on TV not knowing Sunny's fate!!
I must say Miami Vice defined my childhood 🔥
Absolutely
The Daytona ride to get Calderon (set to In the Air Tonight) in the pilot episode is THE BEST SCENE in the series.
Aku negative, it was the pilot.
@Aku that was the pilot, trust me!
Hahaha! So funny! My dad used to let us watch this every Friday when he picked us up. "Dad, can I watch Miami Vice?" Dad "Sure Princess!" I was only 9 yrs old when this first aired. I was faithful to every episode every Friday at 10pm on channel 4.
That is a great scene because it's all cool and violent but then the shocking moment really surprises you.
you get it!
@@lopezvideostore Thanks!
Gotta say that Sonny had that bullet coming, being so dismissive of the chiquita.
Lisa Vidal with that curly/permed hair 😍😉
Takes me right back to when I was a teenager watching this on British tv, many years ago.
"I just finished binge watching all 5 seasons of Miami Vice" Welcome to the party. from 1980
"Definitely Miami" Cry scene is one of the top.
"When Irish Eyes Are Crying", not a great episode but when they blow up the Daytonna, Great scene.
"Freefall", Tell Me by Terry Kath, ending of series, probably a homage to Robert Blake in "Electric Glide In Blue"
MS SmallBiz I agree.
Great references MS. All great episodes.
Definitely Miami is my favorite episode. Just perfect ending.
Definitely Miami is my favorite episode. Just perfect ending.
In The Air Tonight by Phil Collins should be listed as the Miami Vice theme song...
@Johnny Cade you got it backwards, it was first used in the driving scene
@Johnny Cade I think it was a better use of this song than this scene
@Johnny Cade the driving scene doesn't have any dialog to it, since it's just Tubbs and Sonny driving to some meeting, so there is nothing to interfere with the song. This is a good scene for the show in this video but there is too much dialog and sound effects to be a good backdrop for the song
No way. Jan Hammer's M.V. theme is the best minute of music in recorded history
brandon bentley agree
In my opinion, some of the best scenes were when Sonny gets amnesia and becomes Minolos hitman.
Dominick Sforza I agree
and im a slim jim meat snack , eat me
He was stone cold scary in those episodes-and smokin’ hot as well!
Yeah, those are my favorite episodes too. (Mirror Image (4/22), Hostile Takeover (5/1), Redemption in Blood (5/2)). The best were when he starts to remember who he is and then goes to the station and everyone pulls a gun on him.
Absolutely...
Because of this show, I began to wear linen suits with no shirts and socks. My fellow monks at our monastery thought I was nuts
3:44 only on television and in movies the guy shoots down two flights of stairs, the heroes get out of the way apparently knowing that once their half way up the steps, the bad guy won’t shoot now knowing they can’t get out of the way. “Okay he shot at once, he definitely won’t do it again, let’s run up a hundred stairs confidently!”
Yeah. I liked Miami Vice, too. This is a good scene. It was really well produced when I think back. It had a quality that captured the angst of that time as well as the melancholy.
Best scene in the TV series was the ending of Little Miss Dangerous. The whole episode was terrific.
well yes
Greatest series of the 1980's. Still plays on Starz 5 days a week.
You did great as always!
It is a shame that you will never do well!
Miami Vice Season 04 Episode 20 :: A Bullet for Crockett
I just finished binge watching all 5 seasons of Miami Vice.
Habpt ihr super gemacht wie immer !
Schade das es euch nicht mer geben tuhen !
I remember watching that when it aired on TV. 14 years old. It doesn't seem like 31 years ago, holy shit!
Still love this scene, even though 35 years later I don’t really understand what Tubbs was looking at while an un-detained accomplice in his forward line of sight was picking up her partner’s gun.
Tubbs couldn't see her. Sonny getting shot was all on Sonny.
@@TheDeadlyefx You make Tubbs sound pretty useless!!
Tubbs was looking at Crockett and couldn't see the girl grab the gun.
80s TV audience: "There cannot possibly be any lower cut tank tops."
Michael Mann: "Watch this."
One of the best Phil Collins songs. Matter of fact Miami Vice always had good music!
Smugglers Blues, with Glenn Frey of The Eagles, also as a character was good.
Flatnose turbo if factory spec..... 330hp, Testarossa early model.. 380hp... excellent duel..
Unless that chick really knew how to drive, and really knew how to drive a Porsche it would be no contest.
Slant nose 911 (not flat nose)..........a few were factory cars, most were built from aftermarket kits that destroyed the value of the car.
I have seen only a few of the "real" factory-built slant nose cars.
Probably a Covin modded 911, they were in vogue at the time.
Too bad that the Testa wasn't really a Testa... just a body shell
Russ Britt it was like a $23,000 option from Porsche... in 1985...
I always thought it was neat how every other gun sounded like a pop gun,but sonnys gun sounds like a cannon.
It was the same when he played Nash Bridges.
Well, Tubbs usually carried that girly little .38 that likely was incapable of hitting anything more than 10 feet away. Crockett himself mostly carried a Bren Ten, chambered in .45 ACP. Now THAT was a man's gun!
Being a late teen in the 80's I fell in love with Don Johnson and never missed a show! Now 2020 I even have a pinterest board named Sonny Crockett!!bahaaa...
I love driving on a warm summer night with the moon roof open, playing this song. Man, I loved the 80s. 😍
I wasn’t even alive in the 80s and it looked like the best goddamn decade of them all.
Yes it was!
You don't know what you missed out on kid
@@tko718 vice city gives us a good idea
Great scene. Personally, my favorite is still Tubbs dancing with the stripper to Somebody's Watching Me in Season 1 haha.
THis is pretty epic. The shot where the Testarossa starts up and the lights pop shows why it is THE iconic car of the 80s.
When this first aired on TV I scraped together the money to buy a VCR with HIFI stereo tuner and this was the first show on TV to light it up with fantastic sound. I had a huge pair of HIFI speakers on either side of my 14" CRT Commodore 1701 color monitor to watch this on and it blew my roommates minds when this show came on. It is hard to express how amazing it was watching this for the first time. Really the first show to create the need for a home theater.
The cars - omg- I miss the 80’s
Bought a testarossa in 1998 because of this cool program. Every time I drove it I was driving in the 80s😁
Even played Phil Collins....hey I didn't five a dam, loved it😁
That porsche is pretty badass. Still looks good 35yrs later
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Who in their right mind would click thumbs down on this?
Probably the colombians
been watching it again on Starz Encore 11 pm weeknights The Show still holds up today pretty well
Best scene? Agree to disagree. How about "maybe you won't even.....twitch?" So good that they put a variation of it in the movie.
I also miss the 1980s great music great clothes damn I miss the eighties 1980'S
I did not expect el to be watching Miami vice on friday😅
No show has ever come close to MIAMI VICE. Funny, serious, intense, yeah buddy, the whole 80's package. Repeat, no one ever came close...
Im 43 driving through Brickell listening to this iconic song is a right of passage. If you come up through Coconut grove which has a lot of canopy trees and mansions it opens up to this metropolis.
It doesn’t feel like you in Miami it’s more like a movie set. Brickell is lined with canopy trees and old Miami houses. Their is a glow from downtown Miami. The area used to be super quiet but not it’s been developed.
Miss those days too! Living back then,we were on the tail edge of the Industrial Age,and we had to learn to socialize with others,wait for things sometimes wait forever.If you planned to meet someone somewhere you had to show up...no cell phones. Was a simpler time in my estimation. Everyone seemed to be working even though we didn’t make much,it seemed to me people were different in a better way.Just my opinion. I had great times in this era.
“A Bullet For Crockett”
Most of the episode is done in flashbacks of other characters.
One of the very best scenes, true. Love it and even i had the sound recorded in a casette to listen to it in my car with other great videoclip style music hits in this awesome series
For the past 30 years Phil Collins has probably made at least $100,000 a year in royalties from TV re-runs, video rental and streaming just for this one song in this episode.