Miami Vice - 'Don't Give Up' - Peter Gabriel (ft. Kate Bush)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- This scene is from the season five episode, Redemption in Blood. Sonny Burnett's memories as Crockett become more vivid while he walks on the beach. With his memory almost fully restored, he realizes what he has to do, and returns to OCB where he is met with guns drawn by the entire team, except for Castillo and Gina.
This four minutes and 32 seconds of Miami vice is 1000 times better than everything on TV now put together
Funny thing is this were the bad seasons LOL! S1 and most of S2 were epic.
@@lamareaton
Yeah
The last 2 seasons really sucked.
Fantastica serie davvero la migliore di tutte
@@pm512true but the music didn’t
@@pm512 I've just watched Miami Vice front to back for the first time, and while the last two seasons are the most imperfect, I still enjoyed plenty of the episodes. I dunno, maybe the hate is OTT.
We didn’t realize how good we had it……until it was gone, MV forever !!!!
Yessssss
Take me back to those times.
Best cop show, best song. It was unforgettable time!
I loved that time great art... great music
I'm with ya, Duke!
I’d love to even for just a day! Hell, I’d even take an hour!
No covid 19.man was man woman was woman.gay was gay.now people want their life on front street
Don Johnson has always been a brilliant actor, charisma off the charts, but underrated, when he goes from Crockett to Burnett it's quite cool to watch. Always a favorite, timeless show really.
This was when Crockett lost his mind.
Absolutely Outstanding
This was when Crockett REGAINED his mind.
@@arielfetters5662 After he lost it I am assuming. I could be wrong though..🤔
@eliv.1033 he was undercover as a drug dealer. The boat he was on was sabotaged and exploded. He was in a coma for a while, I believe, and when he woke up, he had amnesia. Everybody who was with him thought he was "Burnett", the drug dealer, so that's who they told him he was. Since he had lost his memory, that's who he thought he was. Over time, his memory came back.
@@casey3c Yeah I have not seen Miami vice in a while though I do have the box set I purchased on Amazon a while back the same for Nash bridges...🤔
Great scene edited to Peter Gabriel song. Best show ever, hands down. The 80's were unmatched!
Many of us has went thr Redemption,we all get caught up in the game some where in life
Ditto! One of my Fav shows as well! 😃👏👏👏☝️👍
Miami Vice was one of the greatest shows of all time. Love the 80's
Augustine Vela , great show, great music too
That was the song used for that scene.
Who wants to go back to the 80's, thumbs up if the do...🙏✌🏼🙏
Me..!!!!👍👍👍👍👍
Me😍
Yes
Me too!!
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
That scene is epic. That song is epic. Don Johnson is epic.
AMEN AMANDA. DONNIE WAYNE IS THE ULTIMATE
AMEN AMANDA. THEY SAID DON AND EDWARD DIDN'T GET ALONG IN REAL LIFE. SO B IT. DON'T FUCK WITH DONNIE WAYNE JOHNSON
He was gorgeous
We all love Crockett... Burnett was what he needed to bring him Back.. VICE FOREVER
actually this was when MV turned into 'Dallas'...first three seasons were the best
How much I loved this show back then..playing Peter Gabriel my favorite album of the time "So"...great times back then.
"I remember a boat".... and everything changed after that. The good guy Crockett became the badass Burnett. What a magnificent story, what a great concept, top-notch acting by everyone! Miami Vice lives in our hearts forever.
I am watching Miami vice currently series by series and I can see how Sonny hardens in attitude as the episodes go on ..
@@desertrose1226 Isn't that awesome? I bet you are loving it :)
@@desertrose1226 Me too.
My GOD! He looked good in that suit. Miami Vice had Everything WOW!
don johnson is just a beauty in the 80s .still looks good
Miami Vice..Best show of all time! Thank you all who made this show possible. ❤❤❤
Love the atmosphere and use of music.
All time, eh? lol ok
@@JM-db8ez u know shit about tv shows lmao
Sonny's shock, disbelief, instant regret, and sudden stammering when he realizes he shot Tubbs before the desperate relief once he's told that Tubbs was wearing a vest is great acting.
Ladies and gentlemen that's real acting!
This show was high art!
Absolutely fantastic scene and song can’t beat the 80s
We may not have known it at the time, but wasn't the 80s and 90s an all together better place to live. Unlike today's shit.:(
there were some shitty things back then, too.. but hella easier than today's problems.
No
Last half of the 90’s the first half wasn’t that great.
@Luke Iceton im not familiar with that
Yeah I agree totally also the world was a better place before all this modern technology and social media shit!!
ponytails and shoulder pads. What a wonderful world this was.
No shoulder pads!
Sons Of Anarchy, Sopranos, Burn Notice and many many more shows have Miami Vice to thank!
And Miami Vice has MTV to thank...
@@pattimaeda6097 You have a point producer name alludes me at the moment I think wrote down the feel of the show “MTV cops”
@@blatentThat was NBC's head of TV the late Brandon Tartikoff
Sopranos has Rockford Files creator to thank... David chase
I think I read that burn notice star was gonna be the next Rockford files remake star
. Playing james Rockford part
absolutely love how stunned crockett gets when Stan tells him that he shot Tubbs. Crockett looks at Marty and Marty just nods... This starts to break Crockett more than anything else.. When Marty tells him Tubbs was wearing a bulletproof vest. Crockett breaks with relief and then tries to pull it together. This was an incredibly acted scene with little dialog. It also shows how close Crockett and Tubbs had become over the course of 5 years.
He forgot who he was
Tubbs and Crockett were not just co-workers but best buds. May not have started out that way, but turned bff’s later.
Yeah I Love both of them they’re so cool and kind to each other.
the silent auction in all of this show is stronger then any words as the music was the mod sentiment
It shows how bad TV and Movies are in 2024. Everything is explained in huge exposition dumps. It's awful now.
Oh man I miss those times 😢 80ties forever
Every time I remember Miami Vice, the best series I have ever seen, this epic scene comes to mind, and that incredible song .. Peter Gabriel and Phil Collins, Miami Vice aroma in its purest form ..
_Thankfully having the five seasons on Blu-ray gives me yet another reason to go back and watch Miami Vice. In the 80s my life was really hectic, so I didn't always get to watch the show, but believe me catching up on the series with Don Johnson and the great cast, the music, the setting, the plots, is everything. Welcome to the best cop show, and the 80s!_
Switek drawing his gun on Sonny hurt deep down. But Gina standing there stunned...sad and yet, comforting. Whoever scripted that moment is a genius.
The supporting cast was magnificent.Great chemistry.
When Switek brings his gun up slowly - that's just like wow man.
Trudy too 😭😭😭
Sonny was always borderline crazy and out of his mind, from the PTSD in Viet Nam and being a vice cop in Miami. The explosion on the boat at that summit meeting removed the last bit of resistance from him, the will power that keeps us from going insane. That is what made the otherwise soap opera cliche of amnesia so perfect here.
One of the best parts of Miami Vice was the music!!! Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Sting, and so many other great artists were introduced/showcased on this show!
My God, he was so beautiful....and that suit !
He was( is) Amazing! Nobody compares to him. Missing!!! Nostalgia!!!
I have a soft spot in my heart for that pony tail.
The suit asked Don to wear it😅😅😅😅😅
I was disappointed that they made the movie without Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas.
Of course it's not the 80's anymore, but if a seventy something Pacino can play veteran cops, I don't see why the two originals couldn't play Crockett and Tubbs in their sixties.
I think they could still do it, but the clock is ticking.
If they ever do a movie, I hope it's serious, and not full of jokes about how old they feel.
I never had a desire to see it, I also read that Edward James Olmos was approached to make an appearance but declined and was also the only original cast member approached
Youll never get those scenes that well done on film let alone on a TV show
never is right
Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush were such a great duo. Never has there been and never will there ever be an era that gives even feelings remotely close to the 80s.
This scene was so enhanced by Peter Gabriel's song! One of my favorite MV episodes!!
This scene was without a doubt incredibly well acted on DJ’s part. And a few mentions of the ending of “Out where the buses don’t run”. Big respect to both. But no one scene encapsulated DJ as Sonny Crockett/Burnett and his inner conflict and treading that thin line than the ending of “Deliver Us From Evil Pt2” when he shot and killed Hackman who had killed his wife (Sheena Easton). Man...the look in his eyes and his cold demeanor was bone chilling. My favorite scene in the series. Oh yeah, and blowing up the Daytona.
Virtually all non-verbal acting from Johnson and brilliantly performed.
Don Johnson’s finest acting in the entire show! Damn he was awesome as a “Bad Dude” ❤️
The look on Sonny's face when Castillo and Switek ask him if he remembers shooting Tubbs; at that moment Sonny probably realized that Tubbs wasn't among them in the office when he came in and he thinks Tubbs is dead, the sorrow on his face and in his eyes is almost overwhelming. Then Castillo tells him Tubbs was wearing a vest, Sonny's expression is one of great relief that his partner, his brother is still alive.
Sonny got such a warm welcome when me came back to the group they all were up in arms to see him back.
I wanta go back to the 80s even the early 90s. Today sucks
I still remember the first episode where Crockett and tubbs meet looking for colderone who killed tubbs brother in NYC then escaped to miami. Michael Mann is a genius!!
Check out Mann’s other crime series called . “Crime Story.”
The 80s where a simpler time. And this show Miami Vice was probably the best police type show since Columbo of the 1970s
One of the best duets you could ever ask for. The genius of the song is they never sing together. And it's use in the episode is simply mesmerizing.
My 2nd all time favourite scene in Miami Vice! My 1st is the ending of out where the buses don’t run.
Yes, the end of Where the Buses Don't Run is incredible.
agreed
Evan is first mirror image is 2nd then the finale
I assume that is the one with Brothers in Arms?
@@mikemack7050 that's correct.
Great Song from Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush in Kombination with Miami Vice is a Master Work Absolutely
The part where he thought he might’ve killed Rico gets me every single time. 😢
When they all draw on him when he gets back to OCB and when he and Tubbs say goodbye to each other in the finale are the most emotional episodes
That and Zitos death
@@Wenchework Yes, that was a good one too. The look on Stan's face, so sad.
@@lindacollins903 Yep and blow it did on the team when you think of it,same with Angelinas death glad the bro did not kill the baby thoe
The build up to this scene had me on the edge of my seat !! Man I miss Miami Vice! 😢😊
The Best Series in 80' and Now 😊🍾🥂
When he learns he shot Rico...not once, but twice...damn, it’s painful to watch Sonny even try to process the very thought. The way he looks in utter stunned disbelief from Stan to Marty, the unspoken query from Sonny of whether he’d actually done such a thing, and the simple grave nod from Marty in response...absolutely masterful.
Brilliant. Castillo holds back the fact Tubbs is ok to see his reaction first.
I know when Sonny comes walking in to the police station and heard all those guns clicking I thought my heart would fall into my stomach and it just took my breath away because he's not just Crockett the cop but now he's Burnett the criminal that scene takes my breath away every single time I see it, especially when Switek asks about Tubbs. When I saw that scene I think I just started to cry.... the look on Crockett's face was just so devastating.
@@LAlonely Excellent thought.
The very subtle nod-brilliant acting
Miami Vice, Florida + a nice song from the 80s. It doesn't get much better
When he got back to OCB and they all drew their guns on him, my heart broke
The Sonny Burnett arc of the late season 4/early season 5 was my favourite. I know many people hate on the last MV seasons, but I quite like them, especially musically wise (and that Tim Truman music!).
Love the Tune Don't give up Performed by Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush ❤️😢 I will never give up,That tune says it all as I have lost so many loved ones, 😢 Nothing can beat the Original Miami vice series from Crockett to Burnett as he was Stunned when Marty tells him about Tubbs 😢. Edward James Olmos was great in this, Just seen him In Mayans MC. Still got that Don't ever come in my face look from his Younger days
I watched this show as a kid and thought that Crockett was the coolest guy, years later watching this clip ..I was right, however I didn't realize how much the music added to the show....
"Do not give up " great song !
My favourite episode…. Music speaks a lot about coming back from the brink in life 🫶🫶
Miami Vice and Golden Girls are the best shows ever. Both from the 80’s and Miami. No coincidences.
Die beste Serie die jemals produziert wurde, der große Dank gilt da vorallem den Darstellern und der Hammer Musik 😎
What joy and pain at the same time.
You inevitably feel reminded of that time when you have witnessed it and on the other hand you have tears in your eyes because this time is inevitably over ....
The 80s = Best shows, style, music
Best Era EVER #takemebackpls
The episode Shadow in the Dark was one of my favorites. At the end you didn’t know if Sonny dreamed what happened or if it was reality. Scared me to death!!
ONE OF THE GREATEST SCENES IN TV HISTORY!
No doubt.
and them handing in their badges in the finally and saying goodbye. Tear jerker
@@glenmcl indeed
The greatest TV series of all time!! 👏👏
One of my favorite episodes where Sonny Crockett regains his memory and returns to the office
That series was unique! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
I remember watching this episode on TV when it first aired - 88/9 maybe.
Don Johnson is so beautiful in this show . He is one of my favorite actors
These 2 parts were underrated. I will be a fan forever
Miami Vice was the greatest TV show of all time!
My top five best moments in Miami Vice.
1. In the Air Tonight phone call/drum peel out/drive.
2. End of Out Where the Busses Don't Run.
3. Marty going samurai in Bushido.
4. Crockett revving up the Testarossa.
5. Burnett walking into the OCB and finally becoming Crockett again.
I love all those moments, but if I can add another: The hotel drug deal in Milk Run, with Jan Hammer's track 'Rain' playing.
The scene where Pam Grier's sister is murdered as Foriegner's "I Want To Know What Love Is" plays. That was heavy.
Dire straits
@@grigorirasputin2276 Another excellent choice.
#2 freaked me out when I was a teenager. He buried those people in the walls!
I was 18 when this aired. Such a great time to grow up. Sure, we had fears of nuclear war but there’s a reason a lot of shows and movies go back to the 80s!
True man
Probably why we shrug when the Russians today talk about using nukes after failing to take Ukraine, and our kids shit their pants. We heard the threats all during childhood, we faced them down then, we're facing them down now.
@@jaybeebee9288 Россия это не только русские. В России живут много разных нации среди них и Кавказ. Мы выиграли войну в 41 выиграем и сейчас. Мы воюем против нацизма.
@@амараамара-в7д Ok. Nobody ever tells us in the West about this 'Nazism' in Ukraine. Please, explain.
@@jaybeebee9288 Россия не воюет против Украины а против украинского нацизма. Нацизм это зло. У нас на Кавказе много украинцев мы живем дружно
I found so many cool songs through this show & Jan's scoring is the best for a drama, hands down. Plus MV had the knack for having the best final scenes.
Even though those were my teen yrs, the 80s weren't the best time of this experience called life for me, but Id still time travel back there in a 'Heartbeat' (DJ fans, see what I did there? 😁).
Good to still be able to laugh.
The 80s pop culture did a great job managing to effectively balance out the less than good things. It was colorful, entertaining & clearly didnt take itself too seriously, unlike the strange mashup of bizarre silliness & ego flexing that is the norm now. That was part of the 80s fun, the ability for our pop culture icons to go with the 'lighthearted flash' entertainment trends, like doing music videos that turned out very to be very cool & entertaining when the artist didnt care much for doing them, at least in public lol. We were also be able to be a part of the lighthearted fun & I think that had alot to do with why it was such a unique decade.
Im glad I got to experience that decade. Even though it wasnt a perfect one for alot of society, its still a very, very long way from now. The intensity of the things that werent so great is nothing like it is now in comparison. And theres not enough strong 'balance.'
Thats how u can tell that things are honestly very different now & that the fondness for the 80s by 80s peeps isnt just a nostalgia thing. That balance existed in the 80s, at least in the U.S. We dont have nearly enough of that balancing weight right now. 🎶⚖🎶
Want go back to 80 s. We had better class music.
The best police series of all time...the 80´s the BEST DECADE of all time ..
Amazing show and music
Some of the best moments on tv was in this show.
How in the he'll was Crockett ever reinstated after thisbarc is beyond me😂😂😂
God when I die... please take my soul to the 80s♥️🌹🕊️👍
Vice and Twin Peaks. Take me back
That close up, like sort of superimposed but real shot, of the gangster, at the start. Very professional Michael Mann stuff.
Brilliant scene. Great storyline in this two parter. Marvellous TV show. Best ever.
The look on Crockett’s face when asked about Tubbs is priceless.
Great stuff. As a 50 year old man loving Donnie Wayne Johnson from the get, watch rebel ridge and get ready for doctor Odyssey premiering on ABC September 26th
Powerful scene, especially when Crockett's colleagues all draw down on him
He forgot his memories
The look when they tell him he shot Tubbs ! This show was groundbreaking !!
And if they open fire, they'd shoot each other to shit!
Muzzle discipline? What's that??
This was one of my favorite episodes!!! I loved how they changed Sonny to cold steel!! So hot
I remember watching this episode…
Sonny had that (WTF) look on his face when he heard the guns clicking.
Nah, he knew what he was doing and he expected this
the wtf face was when he realized he could have killed Tubbs
I love Don Johnson's Suit!!!!
the best TV show of all time..
The 1980s were but a mere dream we all had and Peter Gabriel was the lead singer.
It was a great time in the 80’s. Looked forward to every show and then after went to bars.
This slow wakening up from a bad dream worked so much better than the typical bang on head sudden cure for TV amnesia.
Man I be loved this show! What a simpler time…MV knew how to stage the acting around the music so cool….
One of the most classic Miami Vice scene. Sonny Burnett stretch from season 4-22 through season 5- 1&2 are is the best. Then, Definitely Miami is in top 10.
Season One of MV was television at its pinnacle. However, by season 5, the greatness was gone, way gone.
The weird part after this Johnson seemed to look old and tired almost overnight by 1989.
I wouldn’t say that. This three-part episode was what got me hooked on this series.
shewolfsiren I though it was said Don Johnson didn’t want to do the show anymore the first 3 seasons were the best but I still watched every minute till the end still one of the greatest shows on television ever
Season 5 was leagues better than the nightmare that was season 4. And Tim Truman's music really rocked!
I have to disagree. All the seasons rocked ! “ mirror image” was a great example of that. I guess I’m a hardcore m v fan pal😎🙌
Die beste Serie aller Zeiten 😎
One of the best episode!!!
That's Thrue...
What an awesome series! Classic television!
I would love to back to the 80's again😒
When I was stationed in South Korea (Camp Casey) 1988-1989, our Lt. Colonel (can’t remember his name) and SFC Williams were a part of 173rd in Vietnam. Both had a combat jump star for the jump they made in February of 1967.
A Mercury Cougar hood ornament on a chain around his neck.
Such a haunting and 80esque song! I love it!
I remember Friday night. With a good friend. A beer a big hit😄 . the good Day's.
For us in Morocco, it was Saturday night.