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- Stubble-faced detective Crockett lived in a sailboat guarded by his alligator Elvis. His partner Tubbs was a black New York cop looking for his brother's killer. Together they took on the Florida drug world. The show influenced men's fashions toward Italo-casual and interior decor toward the Miami look. Very trendy music and unusual guest performers.
- Resplendent with authentic 1980's music, fashion and vibe, "Miami Vice" follows two undercover detectives and their extended team through the mean streets of Miami.
- Miami Vice was and still is the best TV show ever made in my opinion. The clothes, cars, music and Miami backgrounds are just perfect in this series.<br/><br/>Season 1 kicks off with an excellent pilot episode and never looks back until maybe late in the season where there are a few 'meh' episodes. Early on the series focuses more on the police work than the glitz of Miami, but that changes after a few episodes. I liked both types of epsiodes really. In this season Jan Hammer is on fire, the scenery is awesome, Johnson & Thomas are at their best and the colors used are perfect. And I think this is by far the best season of the series.<br/><br/>Best Episodes: "Smuggler's Blues", "The Great McCarthy", "Brother's Keeper". Worst Episodes: "Made for Each Other", "Give a Little, Take a Little", "Nobody Lives Forever".<br/><br/>Season 2 is much like Season 1 style-wise. But I think the music here is even better than what it was in the first season, Jan Hammer is on fire throughout the entire season, especially the season opener "The Prodigal Son". My favorite Vice episode "Out Where the Buses Don't Run" also has the my favorite Vice moment, the long drive through the city while Dire Straits' Brothers in Arms plays in the background. This is also the season where Lt. Castillo established himself as my favorite TV character of all time.<br/><br/>Best Episodes: "Out Where the Buses Don't Run", "The Prodigal Son", "One-Way Ticket" Worst Episodes: "Tale of the Goat", "Free Verse", "Little Miss Dangerous<br/><br/>Season 3 is definitely a different season. Some of the episodes are much darker than they were in the previous season (e.g. "Forgive Us Our Debts). Crockett's Spider is gone and is replaced with a Testarossa (which I like more than the Spider), his pastel clothes are gone and the show gets a different kind of soundtrack. The pop tunes are gone and Hammer has his worst season as the primary musician for the series. It's not all bad though, some of the episodes actually benefit from the lack of music, and the chance for more storytelling.<br/><br/>Best Episodes: "Shadow in the Dark", "The Good Collar", "Down for the Count: Part 1" Worst Episodes: "Streetwise", "Lend Me an Ear", "By Hooker, By Crook"<br/><br/>Season 4 is the worst of the bunch. I mean there are some very good episodes here, but some of the episodes are just jokes. Tubbs' beard is also the worst decision they made style-wise for the show. And that didn't even matter much with the amount of screen time he lost to Crockett. About half of the episodes in this season focus solely on Crockett. Luckily this season picks up toward the end, and ends in an excellent performance by Jan Hammer and a cliffhanger ending.<br/><br/>Best Episodes: "Mirror Image", "Child's Play", "Like a Hurricane" Worst Episodes: "Missing Hours, "Amen... Send Money", "The Cows of October"<br/><br/>Season 5 is a very consistent season. Not a lot of classic episodes, but not a lot of bad ones either. Jan Hammer is replaced by Tim Truman, whose sound is more guitar heavy than the synth-driven songs of Hammer. Truman does a surprisingly good job, but falls short of Hammer's earlier performances. This season ends the series extremely well, seeing the final scene again actually made me cry for the first time in like 10 years and I'm a grown ass man. Just breathtaking.<br/><br/>Best Episodes: "Freefall", "Line of Fire", "To Have and To Hold" Worst Episodes: "The Cell Within", "Miracle Man", "Jack of All Trades"<br/><br/>The only show I can think of that even comes close to the awesomeness of this series is HBO's The Wire. Very different in style than Miami Vice, but still an excellent show. I recommend it to everyone.
- I don't care what the Don Johnson detractors think, this show is still distinct to this day! I'm glad it won Emmys without pretending to be Masterpiece Theater. This how had a distinct visual style and distinct lingo, which I still use today (esp. "Jou got it, meng!"). And the year is 2011! LOL Don Johnson plays Detective Sony Crockett, a troubled cop who one day meets up with Rico Tubbs, a New York police detective who comes to Miami to avenge the death of his brother. Thus, a legend was born, along with a working relationship and a friendship.<br/><br/>I got a bit fed up with so many people bitching that MV was no good in the 3rd season just because it got darker and more depressing. No, it wasn't QUITE the same, but that was the idea of MV. It's good to see IMDB users such as yarborough sticking up for Season 3, though I think his assessment of the series overall was pretty harsh. There were many episodes I really liked besides those he mentioned and those I've mentioned, granted his opinion is somewhat agreeabl whjen it comes to Season 2. <br/><br/>Critics whined that the music video format would be old hat, but who cares? It's still around, just online instead of on MTV or VH1 much anymore, for gosh sake!!! Miami Vice, despite its detractors, brings back memories of when I was in college too. It reminds us what a fun, memorable decade the '80s were. Thank God for DVD box sets. And as for the casting, it's like a who's who of guest stars, many of whom would take Hollywood by storm: Bruce Willis, Julia Roberts, David Strathairn -- along with other famous entertainers such as Miles Davis and Phil Collins.<br/><br/>Kinda annoyed me when the 2006 movie came out. A friend of mine liked it because "It's not a Don Johnson thing. It had a storyline." This series had HALF A DECADE of story lines. I still can't forget "Evan" to this day, or "Return of Calderone!" Two of the best TV eps ever! Don't get me wrong: the movie isn't bad for what it is. I just got a bit tired of people hating on this show just because they didn't like Johnson. At least he was colorful. Long live Miami Vice, pal!
- addressed and referred to him as just "Crockett."Crockett served at least four or perhaps five tours of duty. In the pilot he tells Tubbs that he'd played football at the University of Florida where he'd starred as a halfback and was eligible for the NFL draft of the early 70's though instead was drafted by the federal government where he spent several years in the " southeast asian " conference as a United States Marine and was a direct nod to his military service during the Vietnam War. So therefore after his tours of duty ended Sonny Crockett was discharged and came back home to the states where he joined the Miami-Dade police department. And the rest is television history.<br/><br/> Nobody really knows for certain. Elvis was introduced in the pilot and was seen in many episodes of seasons 1 and 2 and in some season 3 episodes. Though at some point in this season Crockett a5c7b9f00b
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