Crockett Meets Tubbs For The First Time | Miami Vice
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- Crockett is chasing a drug dealer Teddy Prentiss, but he doesn’t know yet that pursued Prentiss is actually NYPD officer and his future partner and best friend, Ricardo Tubbs.
From Miami Vice Season 1 Episode 1 'Brother's Keeper': Miami detective Sonny Crockett reluctantly teams with New York City cop Rico Tubbs when both of them end up pursuing a drug dealer who killed their respective partners.
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When was the first time you watched Miami Vice and how did you discover it?
Watched it for the first time 5 years ago. Through my dad who loved it. Great show!
Not until the 2000's with reruns. My mother didn't watch the show in the 80's, and we only had one television in the house.
Come to think about it, I didn't have the chance to catch much TV at all back then, because even after I got away from home, I was working nights, M-F, so...
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Returned from Korea and found it by accident
phil collins was on it
In 2004 on television. Quickly became a Michael Mann fan. 🇹🇹
What made this show work is that an episode felt more like a little movie than a tv show.
Very high quality stunts for a TV episode. The car crashes and boat chase weren't cheap. The stunt jump from the bridge into the boat was impressive.
Exactly. I was a young kid and really didn't have sense of time yet so one episode really did feel like a movie to me. I miss the old shows. Shows where everyone made nights of it. My cousins shouting to come because A-Team is coming on later or Night Rider. Hell even the old wrestling matches with Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior and Andre the Giant. Good old Days.....
To pitch this show to the writers, the head of NBC programming at the time allegedly told his writers- " give me an MTV cop show."
Not to mention the awesome soundtrack.
Every episode had a great song to go along with it
This show was a phenomenon. It's hard to explain to anyone who wasn't of a certain age at that time what an impact this show made. Nothing like it before or since.
Thats the way it is with groundbreaking shows.......... Like the old saying goes. You had to be there💗
Very few shows in television history are like that: Miami Vice and The Cosby Show for the 80's, Twilight Zone in the 60's, All in The Family for the 70's, Seinfeld for the 90's and The Sopranos for the 2000's. These shows didn't just define their genres but defined their eras and influenced most of the other shows and pop culture in their eras and beyond.
It can be frustrating to me when someone says "Of a certain age". What is the certain age?
@@youtubeuser3357 Usually of a younger impressionable age.
@@gunman462 Thanks 👍
Michael Mann is a genius. The dark, gritty vision he had for Miami Vice was a game changer. And the music is just awesome.
Amen to that. I added it to my DVD collection a while back.
Michael Mann had such attention to detail in everything. The clothes weren't matchy matchy, but look closely and you'll see something in everyone's clothes that coordinates. Also, I read that if they were in a room with walls that clashed with the clothes, they'd just paint the wall. He was a perfectionist.
The music was just amazing
the masterpiece movie pilot was directed by Thomas Carter.
if there is a wormhole to the 80s, i'd happily walk through it.
If you find one let me know
lol!!!!!
Me too...
Reganomics no thanks but I’d make a killing off betting and investing though
Yes Malone YES.
I was living in Miami at the time. Even saw a few scenes filmed at the Grove. Miami in the 80s was even wilder than what you saw on Miami Vice. Even the manatees were high on coke.
Even the manatees hight on coke haha!
Coconut Grove still the Bomb great place to live ! ! !
Moved to Europe mate. US is turning into a police state.
Poor manatees......Like a friendly sea cow....
Hahahaha….love it!
My father told me stories of how he and his friends at high school used to sit together to watch the new episode every week.
Yep, I was 13 when this show came out; and it was an immediate hit. My family would rush home every Friday night to catch the latest episode on NBC at 8pm Central. Whenever we couldn't be home for the live broadcast, we were sure to set the VHS tape recorder for that time; and God help you if you forgot. ;-)
Very, Very addictive! Best show Ever!
Your dad was right, i did the same... Sonny is the uber coolguy
it was a Hip show for sure ..
@BAMA MADE what app is this just type in NBC app?
One of the best shows ever, even the crappy episodes had a vibe. Long live the 80’s.
I've been a MV fan for 33 years and yet I still haven't seen most of the season 4-5 episodes, which I'm well aware are mostly s**t, but this doesn't change the fact that I'm really looking forward to watching them on blu-ray and a big LCD. 😎
@@jeshkam It's worth it just for the opening credits, locations, fashion, weather, attitudes and lastly the closing credits. ps. As a child I was always in awe of that chick surfing at the start, the part where she leans back and allows her hair to glide and soak along the wave!
@@maratonlegendelenemirei3352 Yeah, I always liked that windsurfing girl too.
80,s Forever.....you young ones don't know what you missed...
Amen
Exactly. I'm 49. Have young co workers early 20's. They tell me I know nothing of how the worlds changed. They weren't even in their old man's ball bag when this fine show was aired. 80's was the best times. Music and movies.
@@philohara2521 Right on, brother...
Some of us do... and we are very sad 🤣🤣 we can just feel that we missed something truly great. I born in 95 so...yea... that sucks
hell yeah. agree totally.
The scene segment with Crockett standing on the bridge is so cool and signature Michael Mann. The lighting, slow motion stutter to capture Crockett's intentions yet cool character, the pan-down camera movement, and the tension of Jan Hammer's music makes this 8 second segment epic Miami Vice. I think it's thee best shot of the whole series
You could see he was nervous the way he turned his head. It was a 1 shot attempt another take would require him to climb all the way back on the bridge.
I LOOOVE that scene, fan since it aired. ❤
*The 80's ROCKED !!! Van Halen, Journey, Def Leppard Concerts... A Simpler/Funner Time in the USA for sure :)*
You gotta feel sorry for the people who weren't around for the 80's. They really got shortchanged.
I wish i was. The 80s seemed like a good time.
@BitchesKnowAbout MuhPatriarchy -AMEN TO THAT BRO - I too was an 80's kid.
@@floridaloveclifton5175 - Some of it was - I had some good time's and some bad time's.
@BitchesKnowAbout MuhPatriarchy I was a kid in the 80s and would just point out that you cannot extrapolate from your own personal experience to what it was like for a billion other kids
80's were peak decadence, and the people who were around back then are worthless pieces of shit.
Miami vice was the first show that was "real". Sometimes the bad guys win. Sometimes the good guy gets killed. It was gritty. It was an awesome show and it has stood the test of time. The stories and the lessons are still relevant today.
Hmmm, I think that accolade goes to Hill Street Blues.
How much of the stunts did Don Johnson and Tomas do? Hmmm. Jackey Chan the China man did all of his own movie stunts. I bet that James Garner in The Rockford Files did more stunts than than Johnson and Thomas did, James Garner had to stop the show because of physical health problems, he was ex-military abroad in real life,, Johnson and Thomas were never in the military!!!!
Law and Order and CSI are downright lame by comparison.
@@wrath231Apples and Oranges.
Hill street blues did that first
I was a high school senior in 1986. I went through a phase where I dressed up as Crockett with the white sports coat, pants & shoes. I would walk through our lunchroom thinking I was the coolest kid there. Thank goodness there were no social media back then or I'd end as a meme! 😂😊🤣
Really? I don't think anyone at my high school even knew what a sport coat was, until prom time 😂
@@80s_Boombox_Collector What year did you graduate from high school?
@@15minoffame 85, in the conservative Midwest
Your not the only one I lived in Fla, and dressed like. Sonny. On the weekends I thought I was one cool dude back then I had 65 fastback mustang. Too boot,,,
@@duaneholcomb8408 What year did u graduate?
I was born in 81 and remember watching it more towards the later part of the decade. It was the coolest show next to dukes of hazard and the A team. Greatest decade ever!
Right?
SAME
The 1980's was full of so many great TV shows, would take a long time to name them all. Fast forward to today & all you see on primetime is CSI garbage
82
Uh none of the other's that you mentioned could hold a candle compared to Miami Vice!!
I am no cinematograher but this scene feels so perfect and well planned, 80s shows were no joke, there was a high budget and a high risk of not getting it back.
Michael Mann is pretty meticulous when it comes to that sort of thing.
At 1:26 you can see the real driver in Crockett's boat that Tubbs steals. The real driver is in the left seat. :( (I was sad to see this, but I guess that's the reality of filming. PMThomas probably had no clue how to drive that kind of boat at a high speed.)
This scene and direction was terrible. Cut up and unrefined.
@@Waitukubuli Good catch but it was an odd goof because you couldn't see who either person was so the real driver could have been in Tubb's spot.
There was a hay day where prime time TV got decent budgets and were able to do a few impressive things with it BUT its nothing like the consistent quality you can find on HBO and the like now. I have nostalgia for these "old" shows but there is far more quality TV being pushed out right now than back then.
I got chills watching this again. The 80s just come rushing back. This was and will be the best show ever. The girls, the music, the cars, the boats, the clothes, the style need I say more..... GOD I miss Miami Vice and the 80s ................................
Well said!
It's a great show. I was also very fond of Moonlighting.
I remember reading at the time that the budget for every single episode of this show had a bigger budget than the real Miami Vice department had for a whole year.
That’s unlikely. I believe the budget per episode was $1M.
Lol, I believe it
Sounds like cop propaganda BS.
These cops make enough money as is
@@Geassmaster55 That and skimming $ and drugs from the evidence room.
There is a rare occasion where a work of art is not only ahead of it's time, but still appreciated DURING it's time. That is Miami Vice.
Man, these were the days!!! The tv shows, the music, clothing style, etc. And the Miami Vice theme song will never get old!
I watched the entire series throughout it's original run. I miss the 80's and I miss MIAMI VICE!!
That MUSIC is like ...IDK! ...a touch of pure genius! You can perceive whether it is raining or the sun is shining just by listening to those vibes. This desreves a separate movie - just about the music! :D
The sung's always shining in miami. And the vibes where great, that's how I remember the show.
Michael Mann is by far the King of night scenes.
When the pilot first aired. Watched every episode every Friday night after that.There was nothing like it back then. Michael Mann basically fused an action buddy cop genre with music, the styles, and colors of the 80s and produced an hour long music video each week. It was pretty groundbreaking for TV back then. There were a sprinkling of appearances for fans back then but if there were fan conventions like today, the cast would be mobbed.
I'm not sure there's a police drama today that rivals it. Sure there are good cops shows today but they don't blend all the components of the current era the way this show did in the 80s. It made a pretty big mark on pop culture back then. The clothes, the razor stubble look, the flashy neon, the pastel colors, and the music. Because of how the music was incorporated, Miami Vice grabbed the MTV audience when it used to still play videos. It was like watching a music video every week.
The artistry of this scene is amazing after nearly 40 years. The only use of the Jan hammer Vice opening in an episode I'm aware of. The change in pacing and music and artistic photography stand up now. And my personal favorite, the contrast of sounds of an American V8 with a speedboat engine. Great stuff,
I remember watching it back then, during its original run from 1984-89. Love this show. 📺😎
I was so lucky I grew up on Miami Vice. It was definitely groundbreaking. I still watch it from time to time today.
Way back in 1984. I was young then. Still remembered the Jan Hammer theme..
Each episode had lots of great 80's music 👍
Yep. That theme dose it every time. You never forget that shit.
best theme song ever written
80's kid here. One of the baddest shows ever made!!! Iam so glad I grew up in the 80's for those who did as well we were privileged to have the best music, tv shows, movies, cartoons in human history! Damn I miss it. I feel so bad for the younger generation with all the garbage, agendas, propaganda they are brainwashed with in these modern times! The Breakfast Club, The Cure, Micheal Jackson, Prince, Madonna, Depeche Mode, Bauhaus, Duran Duran, Miami Vice, The Goonies, Star Wars(the real star wars!), Voltron, Thundercats and many many more that's just the tip of iceberg! Well iam writing a book and getting emotional thinking about what we have lost. Like one of the other comments said "if I could find a worm hole or portal back to the 80's I would be walking through it today" Forever 80's!!!!
True
History in the making here with two of the most iconic characters ever.
Isn't it strange how on many many YT videos about the 80s, everyone says it was the best decade. It really was unique, I am so glad I was part of the scene back then, even down to the Don Johnson style clothing for pulling down the wine bars. Happy days, sadly missed.
LOL 🤣🤣😁 at Tubbs at 0:59 to 1:00. For years and years I've been laughing at those two seconds on how Tubbs' facial expression quickly changed from a smile into I got to save my ass mode as soon as he heard those tires screech.
If this scene were any cooler, the world would freeze over!
I was 9 yrs old when Miami Vice first aired on Friday nights at 10pm on channel 4. My dad would pick us up on Fridays and he didn't ever tell me I couldn't watch it. It wasn't for kids lol. I usually fell asleep before the hour was up. However I did end up seeing all the episodes eventually. It still airs on cable every night at 11. I love it then and now. I was infatuated with Crockett.
10pm was my bedtime on Fridays when it was in its first run at least for the earlier seasons. I would be able to stay up long enough to watch the theme song but then had to go to bed.
Miami Vice, Literally a series that was ahead of it's time. What an era. The nostalgia is real man. Been re-watching the entire series these past months, and what a time. Don't think any show can come close too it these days. Sad that the era, is long past. Iconic storyline, themes, instrumentals, characters and so much more. Legendary. What makes me appreciate the show even more is that they used some of Collin's music, truly iconic. What a scene, and who would of thought how iconic this duo would be.
This cannot be repeated. Best tv show ever
Man, they don't make tv shows like this anymore!!!
Miami Vice first season! Tears in my eyes. I love it! It is for me still in 2021 the best opening season of all time. The whole feeling of the show. Script, acting, music, clothes and that whole Miami 80´s vibe. Kids of today won´t agree, but i think that you had to be there.
Dang, you guys are saying the exact same thing my 58 year old father has been saying for years. I think I get it now, I think I get why my dad is always talking about the 80s.
Yeah, bring the show back! Don Johnson and Phillip Michael Thomas!
That ship has sailed they are all old men now
@@iamasmurf1122 Liam Neeson and Clint Eastwood are much older than them, and they are still active making action movies. Don Johnson is still making thrillers too. So what's your point? They can't play retired vice cops who solve mysteries? Very ageist PoV.
The chase scene would be recreated with walkers.
@@stevepettersen3283 So you never seen any film from Liam Neeson or Clint Eastwood or even Don Johnson himself. Gotcha, mate.
@@RedfordGuy Clint okay. But Liam is 5 years younger than Don Johnson.
I just took a walk down memory lane with this show. Great memories. I wish i could go back in time.
Me too....the eighties were great... I wish I could have enjoyed more that time
I remember watching this scene as a kid when it first debuted. I thought that the shot with the camera panning down to reveal Crocket on the bridge, with the water reflecting the waving lights, to be the absolute coolest thing that I'd ever seen. That one shot is one of my favorite on screen memories.
Thanks for posting it. I haven't seen it in almost 40 years. :-)
" I thought that the shot with the camera panning down to reveal Crocket on the bridge, with the water reflecting the waving lights, to be the absolute coolest thing that I'd ever seen"
It was/is
This sequence in this episode gave birth to the most iconic crime fighting team ever put together, CROCKETT & TUBBS!!!!!!!!
What I always loved about Miami Vice is the music that they use in every episode! That’s what made the show
The 80s mate. The BEST time of my life period and Miami Vice spearheaded that wonderful decade when people still had love for each other regardless of ethnicity, nationality etc....
And the MUSIC Was just in a class all its own.
All those incredible artists from the United States and especially the U.K.!! The UK had no limit to the talent that was coming out at that time. It almost seems like Magic when describing that Era. When ever I think of that period a smile comes to my face and my heart ❤ because in my view that was the best time to be a young man growing up and getting out into a world that was so much simpler then and was not anywhere near as soulless, angry, intolerant and hostile like today.
Very well said! I graduated from high school in 1981, and was in college during the time Miami Vice came out, I remember it so well on Friday nights...whenever I see these videos I always get nostalgic for that period of time, the 1980s... I just watched the video here titled: "Lieutenant Castillo’s First Appearance | Miami Vice" , the scene where Castillo walks into the Police station past all the cops Crocket and Tubbs are at their desks, note there are NO COMPUTERS anywhere to be seen....that scene alone will make you very nostalgic....
Yep, New Yaork. Like how Tubbs stayed in character when he said it.
"You took the keys outta that monster, right?"
"C'mon, Scott, who do you think you're dealing with here?"
"A guy who's about to lose $100,000 worth of speedboat."
😂😂 Still one of my favorite lines from the show
I grew up in Miami and lived this every day. The show was very impactful. Helps clean Miami's image up.
Omg! This brought so many child hood memories .
Don johnson ❤
My twin brother and I used to order a pizza and watch Miami Vice every Friday night in our college apartment. My twin brother committed suicide many years ago. This show reminds me of him so much. I miss my brother. I miss this show. I miss the 80s!
I Gosh, I'm so sorry... ☹️❤️
I live in Savannah. Pushing 60 lol. I have a friend with a boat, definitely fits in the Sonny Crockett profile. (Kept that to myself ) Suddenly all of a sudden he hit the throttle into the setting sun and played the opening theme.
It just doesn’t get any better.
These guyz are rthe coolest heroes in my book ..luv it ..
I was 2 years old when this show started in 1984. I'm 39 now and I'm watching it. Almost done with Season 3. Amazing show indeed!
Same here! I was 2 also!
lol. Same here. I was 1. I binged this back in the early 200's when it came on Spike Tv. 😄
I’d like to start watching it. In which website is this available? Netflix? Disney? Amazon?
I was 14 and watched it when it aired. Although mama was not to fond of me watching the love scenes lol.
I was born in 1984 but I guess we're not 'too young' to like this show, plus MV has it's affect in pop culture till these days.
The look on Scott Wheeler's face when he saw Crockett.....priceless!
"Hey look, I don't know Y'all!" Lol.
That shit got me too lmaooo
We know y'all!
A LITTLE EARLY ARENT YA AIRHEADS
@@parkjamesshaw3189 just revisiting this after a month and this shit still kills me LMFAO because I feel it I would be on the same
The 80’s and 90’s were the best! No smartphones and no bullsh*t!
The 80's music hits right on the face.
"Tonight on Miami Vice, Crockett gets the boss a coffee."
Man shut up yo!
Miami Vice...... the only show that could make a music video 10 minutes in length while the good guys travel to arrest the guest stars before the show ends
I live in BC Canada up here we had a radio station called C Fox they used to simulcast the broadcast so you could watch it on your TV and get all the great music through the stereo the boat sounds the car sounds the gun shot sounds man I miss the 80s sometimes
Shit... that would have been awesome! Go Canada!!
Coolest show ever.......we didn’t realize how good we had it till it was gone......Miami Vice.
Man did i love watching that program every Friday night. Awesome action 2 great actors. Great times back in the 80's
*Lance Vance Dance!*
Lance Vance; Poor Bastard.
I loved the music on the shows back then. We miss y’all.
I just loved Tubbs because every time he said Sonny's last name, it sounded like, "Cracka". He was my guy from that point.
In the last scene of the last episode, Crockett to Tubs, "It was quit a ride, wasn't it partner?" Thanks for the video and the memories these have brought me.
I was 24 when this great show. Came on! The cars, clothes and music. Had never been done before. Crockett and Tubbs were the best in there day. No other show has touched it since. The Cool factor at it's best! I have recorded every episode on DVR. I stay up late and watch the Rerun's. Shawn.
You're 10 years younger than Sonny and Rico.
Crocktte almost killed like 7 people lol
I watched it on my local tv station. Also I credit this show for building up my consciousness about the danger of drugs and taught me to say no to drugs. And the show was and is still very entertaining.
Drugs are quite good actually. But you have to know how to use them.
I love the conversation afterwards (that they didn't show). Crockett says something like: "my badge says Miami, but lately it's been like Disney World."
IIRC he alsos says 3/4 of the players were cops
MIAMI VICE ....... THE BEST SERIES EVER CREATED. THERE WILL BE NO OTHER SAME
Tubbs' Jamaican accent he faked was believable since he looks like he could be Jamaican 😎😋
Thing is, to the experienced ear, he sounded a lot more Trinidadian than Jamaican. There is a difference.
Nope. He didn't sound like he's from JA at all
Even when I watched the original run. I knew Tubbs Jamaican accent was fake.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The show came out during my freshman year at Fort Lauderdale High. Everyone was into it.
This was the 80s ...It was truly something... I've loved reading other comments too. I wanted to be crockett and tubbs... The cars ,boats,the clothes,the beautiful women, the music,the life ,lol.. Edward James olmos as the chief, legend.... just about everybody back then had a little miami vice about them lol..
I can remember my older step brothers in white pumps and pink trousers lol ,highlighted hair etc.. 😆 😅 ahhhhhh halcyon days... Think I watched every single one...had the theme tunes on tape etc , Jan hammers crocketts theme on vinyl lol...played repeatedly for months... Gonna find that again ....
The theme gave me goose bumps. I haven't heard that in 250 years. Thanks!
As much as I enjoyed Bad Boys, Ride Along and GTA VC; nothing says Miami like this show.
Yes sir...
Scarface has entered the chat
@@rossdiamondthief6627 the world is your
Losing a $100000 in speed boat and two cops arresting each other is funny. 😂
also the uniformed officer's "meh" after crockett yells at them
Jan Hammer's chase would have been perfect for this scene.
LOL; that's what they played on the original broadcast (and you may have already known that). I'm guessing they swapped the music for copyright concerns(?).
I used to watch it every Friday! Now I have all five seasons on DVD and still watch it all the time! There was never a show of its caliber nor will there ever be!
Robin, where did you purchase the DVD series from?
Hard to believe there were only 5 seasons. It should've lasted longer.
This is my second comment... Miami Vice debuted in 1984 and I was a freshman in High School.. So I just dated myself... The show blew my mind .. It was Electric.... And I was in front of the TV 9pm Friday night never missed an episode and watched until the final episode... I immediately gravitated to Ricardo Tubbs... The Brother was Bad and Smooth.. And Being from The projects in East New York Brooklyn you needed those two qualities.. Next to John Shaft I mean Richard Roundtree.. no offense Samuel L. Jackson.. I just dated myself again... Tubbs was one of the Badest Brothers on screen... I’ve been a New York City Police Officer for 16 years now and Like I said before Ricardo Tubbs and John Shaft are the reasons why I’m a Cop today....
You're right, Tubbs had style too... very badass... Tubbs and Crockett, what a pair!
Well said 👍
Another bad and smooth brother at that time was Avery Brooks' Hawk! Deadly, smooth, nasty attitude and always dressed to impress, ya dig? 😎
Don Johnson is so Jackie Chan here 🤣 4:30
Whoever made this channel... yea there's a special place in heaven for you.
My mom didn't allow me to watch this as a kid late 80's early 90's so it instantly became my favorite show.
I’m midway through season 5, it’s been a blast watching all these great episodes and seeing all these famous actors from so long ago. I love the music too
Where do you watch it?
@@nattekakker5045 I got a 5 blue ray disc set for Christmas last year
@@nattekakker5045 was about to ask the same question...
@@goldenmoleful where did u get it ???
@@israelcm7246 Amazon. Type in Miami Vice, it give you “The Complete Series Collection” on DVD for around $35
40 years ago. Jesus I'm old.
🤣🤣 yep
Look at it this way - Crockett and Tubbs are even older.
MV ruled in the 80's. The music was absolutely off the charts. Every Friday night was like Christmas in anticipation of the newest episode. It even made me buy a 19 foot boat. Lol
@ 4:30 when Crockett was standing on the bridge waiting for Tubbs to pass so he could jump down in the boat has always stuck with me. It was definitely one of the coolest scenes in the show 👍👍👍
I think that it must have been a stuntman doing that.
PS. Nice! It's good to remember! :) We had "The Sopranos" and yet this series is interesting even today!
2020 & this show is still epic!
Lots of videos of Miami Vice here and there that I'm receiving in my feed last days and I've to comment... Saw this show in Italy for the first time when I was a teenager around 15 and was startled by the intro: so "new" at the time, an iconic, very different approach to filming, incredible music and songs that accompained every single episode, "fresh air", litterally. Instinctively perceived it as a piece of art or something that would have been remembered in the future. I was spot on. Every actor here seems to be born for this series ...and that white Testarossa... everyone I know of dreamed and (secretly) continues to dream today to drive one in linen clothes and sunglasses going high speed towards the sunset...
Always wanted to visit Miami since I was 14 watching MV. My dream came true 2 weeks ago. Stayed on Miami Beach/South Beach for 2 nights before our Caribbean cruise!
Played Crockets theme on my headphones on Ocean drive :)
The intro of all intros and that spawned the beginning of a magnificent friendship and partnership. Miami Vice will always be king.😎🤘👑
Wow, there's a Miami Vice channel now?! Subscribed!
One of the best cop shows to come out of America. FWIW Tubbs was coolness personified.
This Era was the most happiest days of my life I lived Miami vice..
Batman had Robin
Jordan had Pippen
And Crockett had Tubbs
As awesome as Crockett’s character was this show just ain’t the same without the phenomenal Rico Tubbs!!
Remember watching the show back in the day and Remember a scene where a guy is trying to steal Tubbs car and he pops out of the back seat with his sawed off shot gun and suprises the guy.
It would be nice if they had a Miami vice reunion. Thanks to law enforcement and etc who put things like this up.
1:27 How many ppl noticed there's 2 Guys 👬 in boat, not just Tubbs 😂😂
Damn, Bubba from Forest Gump and The actor of "Life goes on"
Pure magic.
Myketl T. Williamson was married to series regular Olivia Brown (Trudy Joplin) at the time.
I remember watching this with my best friends when it came out. I would give anything to go back again!! To have my of circle friends back! much happier times. What a nightmare I live in now.
My best childhood memories were sitting in front of the TV with my older brother to watch Miami Vice (his favorite show). To me it captures the essence of the 80s.
Miami Vice was so epic back then, even The Sesame Street had its own version of it: Miami Mice. I was a kid of the 80-90s, so I like both Miami Vice and Miami Mice.
Miami Vice: All about the benjamins
Miami Mice: All about the chedda