You can see it in Don Johnsons face, it's the 5th season. Himself as a person had really come to the end of his role. I'm happy he came back fresh with Nash Bridges afterwards.
The 1st season of Nash Bridges was good. After that it wasn't must see TV. Don became fat and he basically became invincible as not a single bullet in a gun fight would ever touch him. Pretty horrific at the end.
@@mojaave "Night Train" in Season 2 (guest starring the late Brittany Murphy as a psychopathic hijacker.) They stopped showing that ep on TV after her tragic death (ruled a suicide.)
I remember watching the pilot episode on Friday night, and Monday at school that's all we were talking about. Biggest thing to happen in the mid eighties 🦩🔥🔥🔥.
@@johndawhale3197 there's just something magical about the early 80s, especially, 1984. At least, for somebody of my generation. Season 2 is probably the peak.
@@a.c.f.2423 I really like Season 2 as well. The New York episode, Payback and Sons and Lovers being the most memorable episodes from that season for me. After watching it all back (after making my initial comment) I think season 3 is actually my favourite. They used ultra high quality cameras for that season and the storylines were serious and dark which I liked.
@@johndawhale3197 The NYC episode to start season 2 was a classic, great visuals and sounds, a tremendous encapsulation of 1985. I liked the aesthetics of season 3 as well, the new haircut was ok, the Testarossa was great, but some of the jackets, shirts and pants were less timeless than the 1984 and 1985 stuff. I think it's positive that they kept reinventing, even if it was for the "worse", it gave us different styles. The dark clothes and the ponytail looked terrible, though. Some of Rico's suits were a bit shinny as well.
Kinda harkens back to Magnum Force especially given the fact they are confronted and given a choice. Magnum Force: "Either you're for us or against us." Miami Vice: "In or out."
This episode contains another example of a "fake" song composed by Tim Truman filling in as popular music in one or more scenes -- specifically, the Latin instrumental playing at the pool where Izzy tries to con the two old ladies. Such tracks would appear quite frequently throughout the final season, no doubt indicative of the show's shrinking music budget.
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Under the actual political circumstances the society is in, this episode makes us think more now than those days 33 years ago.
it's nearly forty years now for vice let's have a special Episode with old and new cast
Loved Miami vice. Wish it was syndicated to my area
You can see it in Don Johnsons face, it's the 5th season. Himself as a person had really come to the end of his role. I'm happy he came back fresh with Nash Bridges afterwards.
The 1st season of Nash Bridges was good. After that it wasn't must see TV. Don became fat and he basically became invincible as not a single bullet in a gun fight would ever touch him. Pretty horrific at the end.
@@mojaave The revival movie was actually pretty good. Hopes they do more...
@@mojaave "Night Train" in Season 2 (guest starring the late Brittany Murphy as a psychopathic hijacker.) They stopped showing that ep on TV after her tragic death (ruled a suicide.)
I see a worn-out Cop. Just as Sonny would have been at that point. Johnson aced the part.
I remember watching the pilot episode on Friday night, and Monday at school that's all we were talking about. Biggest thing to happen in the mid eighties 🦩🔥🔥🔥.
This was such a good episode...season 5 is right up there with the first 2 seasons.
The music is pretty poor, but I actually like one season having jeans, leather jacket and longer hair.
@@a.c.f.2423 Haha I love the season 5 music by Tim Truman. Very dreamy and transcending...I understand it's not for everyone though.
@@johndawhale3197 there's just something magical about the early 80s, especially, 1984. At least, for somebody of my generation.
Season 2 is probably the peak.
@@a.c.f.2423 I really like Season 2 as well. The New York episode, Payback and Sons and Lovers being the most memorable episodes from that season for me. After watching it all back (after making my initial comment) I think season 3 is actually my favourite. They used ultra high quality cameras for that season and the storylines were serious and dark which I liked.
@@johndawhale3197 The NYC episode to start season 2 was a classic, great visuals and sounds, a tremendous encapsulation of 1985.
I liked the aesthetics of season 3 as well, the new haircut was ok, the Testarossa was great, but some of the jackets, shirts and pants were less timeless than the 1984 and 1985 stuff.
I think it's positive that they kept reinventing, even if it was for the "worse", it gave us different styles. The dark clothes and the ponytail looked terrible, though. Some of Rico's suits were a bit shinny as well.
Kinda harkens back to Magnum Force especially given the fact they are confronted and given a choice. Magnum Force: "Either you're for us or against us." Miami Vice: "In or out."
A man's got to know his limitations.
Tomas Arana in the Limo passenger seat.....dude had some nice roles over the years....was Great in "Gladiator" with Russell Crow...
_Gladiator_ is where I first saw him.
@@kirk1701 .....Gladiator was the movie that remind me I saw him somewhere else....
BAD GUY IN BODYGUARD WITH KEVIN COSTNER AND WHITNEY !!!!
Some bean counter for Miami metro Dade is an undercover vigilante how funny
Walter Stevens reveals himself ? I was looking for a flasher in a raincoat..
I loved this show so much.
Molto bello il video io sono un tuo grande fan marmi vice
At 2:22 you can see the name on the boat duct taped over. Wonder why?
aunque se sabia las identidades reales la verdad es que MIAMI VICE lo tenia todo musica escenarios un gran TV/SHOW
I don't quite have the stomach for that line of work!
You gonna just leave that Cadillac convertible with roof down and doors unlocked on the side of the road? Are you crazy?
aha! The Pension Fund!
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This episode contains another example of a "fake" song composed by Tim Truman filling in as popular music in one or more scenes -- specifically, the Latin instrumental playing at the pool where Izzy tries to con the two old ladies. Such tracks would appear quite frequently throughout the final season, no doubt indicative of the show's shrinking music budget.
I like dome of Tim's music but why did Jan hammer leave
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