@@goriflex2441 I'd exclude "a bullet for crockett" from that list. Its an extremely cheap episode that takes half of it with scenes we've already seen in past episodes, while we all perfectly know crockett's gonna make it anyway. Felt like unnecessary drama, even tho i gotta admit i liked the interactions of their partners remembering their best moments with Sonny. The last two episodes are very good, that's certain.
The convo in the car was phenomenal. Not only does he seem to know he's quickly burning out, but he... I couldn't even make it a quarter as far as he has as a cop. I have a burning rage for certain breeds of criminal, and I'd wanna go Punisher instead in under a year. And then there's dealing with bad apples in your own department. Also scum, because they're betraying a very sensitive, important oath.
While Tubbs looked good clean shaven, his beard made him seem more experienced and respected as a seasoned officer. I didn’t like it back then but do now as I have aged and seeing many beard men with lots of excellent life experiences.
-Message to Vin Diesel, the new producer of the future TV show "Miami Vice" that he wants to remake; Can you PLEEEAAASE Jesse Johnson, Don Johnson's son, as an actor for the character Sonny Crockett (like his father in the 1980's), because he is an excellent actor (he knows how to render, like his father, the emotional, physical and introspective side of the characters he plays), and also, because he looks so much like his father, that for "Miami Vice", it would be the most judicious and intelligent choice for this new series.
Can't believe they got spotted while doing stakeout in a white Testarossa.
They way they quickly changed the looks on their faces should have glossed things over....
It's Miami
I thought the same thing. Cops always drive around in Ferraris
Especially in low income neighborhood's. 😆🤣😂 and white cars don't stand out let alone a white Ferrari.
Deliver us from Evil might be the best episode in S4.
The three last episodes are the best
@@goriflex2441 I'd exclude "a bullet for crockett" from that list. Its an extremely cheap episode that takes half of it with scenes we've already seen in past episodes, while we all perfectly know crockett's gonna make it anyway. Felt like unnecessary drama, even tho i gotta admit i liked the interactions of their partners remembering their best moments with Sonny. The last two episodes are very good, that's certain.
the last couple of episodes of MIAMI VICE saved season 4 and the series.
Don't mess with Miami vice, pal
That shootout scene in the warehouse was epic movie quality action, especially when Crockett and Tubbs were shooting at the getaway car.
The key scene when Crockett realizes he´s going down. In about a year he will be no detective any longer just as he predicted.
1980--------2021
♥️
We are fun of Miami Vice!!!!!♥️
Which modern car is as cool as a white Testarossa? There just isn't anything coming close.
I got a white toyota . I play the music and feel like Crockett. Haha.......
I must grow up
Ferrari Enzo in white. 2000 was 21 years ago, but it looks cool.
Ford GT ✌️😎
@@jeshkam NO
K.I.T.T
Amazing episode!😊💙💙💙💙💙💙⭐👍
The convo in the car was phenomenal. Not only does he seem to know he's quickly burning out, but he... I couldn't even make it a quarter as far as he has as a cop. I have a burning rage for certain breeds of criminal, and I'd wanna go Punisher instead in under a year. And then there's dealing with bad apples in your own department. Also scum, because they're betraying a very sensitive, important oath.
I liked what Sonny said at the end
0:43 - love hearing him shift the car..............gated shifters were the best . sad they don't make them anymore
Jan Hammer marvelously reused his music from season 2 episode “Buddies” for this episode. 😎
Miami vice expetacular seriado oss
“We’re looking for Johnny Black”.
Thank you!!!!!🙋😃🇬🇷
Not surprised he seen them in their flash car watching him
I always liked the convertible Spider better.
The show that made the 80s
One of the original cars was sold this week i believe.
Any ideas on which one of the original cars it was???
@@christophertmunro4503 one of the two testarrossa s. The owner since 1989 died this month.
@@seanfree3821 COOL!!!!!!!!
Pastels and coke, fuck yeah :-)
Payback time for Sonny.🥗🌮🔥💥
If you're on a stakeout you definitely want to be sat in a Ferrari!
I think the word you're looking for is 'seated' not sat, my grammar stunted friend.
the sound efx
PMT could’ve modeled for skin care products…..
Yeah Buddy
Awesome! - COOP
I always have to let the theme music play out fully...
Wow! its so good to see these two brave sexy detectives protecting , women from that kind of violence!!
The graffiti tags are: VO5 for the VO5 crew, DEMS from 7UP crew (7 Urban Poets)
Full on 🇬🇧👌🇬🇧🙌
"Rick" Tubbs with a beard !!! Not so cool !!! Better with a clean look !!!
While Tubbs looked good clean shaven, his beard made him seem more experienced and respected as a seasoned officer. I didn’t like it back then but do now as I have aged and seeing many beard men with lots of excellent life experiences.
crokett and tubs quit? what.... why?
Back when women were worth protecting/feeling remorse when in the crossfire. Ot well, getting the future they worked for.
i control chicogo.
-Message to Vin Diesel, the new producer of the future TV show "Miami Vice" that he wants to remake; Can you PLEEEAAASE Jesse Johnson, Don Johnson's son, as an actor for the character Sonny Crockett (like his father in the 1980's), because he is an excellent actor (he knows how to render, like his father, the emotional, physical and introspective side of the characters he plays), and also, because he looks so much like his father, that for "Miami Vice", it would be the most judicious and intelligent choice for this new series.
julies i cop you.
i dont like a.40 caliber. it sounnsg goood, just not me.ehh.