This scene was one of those that I didn’t forget like the gas station talk in Evan. Crockett deals with the regret of not doing something he felt was right but it rings truer to me because during my high-school and college years it wasn’t uncommon to hear such stories. Another one is in Little Prince where Tubbs explains why Mark Jr. does drugs and why it is different from people who did it in the Bronx. These scenes made Crockett and Tubbs more human and relatable to me.
I'm familiar with this episode, always made me wonder just how many men out there could probably tell some kind of similar story! Another powerful episode.......Miami Vice Forever!
This scene totally exemplifies why Jan Hammer was essentially a cast member. DJ and PMT are both great here, but try to imagine Crockett’s story with no music. 😎
That's the first thing i thought of...who wrote the music Hammer or Truman. The music perfectly compliments the scene. And also the beautiful night backdrop in Miami.
Thank you for still posting videos from this incredibly awesome series here! Please keep it up, "MIAMI VICE" must NEVER be forgotten - it WAS cult, IS cult and WILL always remain cult! It's a way of life, and only those who experienced it back then (like me) can really understand it. MIAMI VICE - FOREVER
even though DJ is getting a little too rough in his acting with PMT throughout the seasons. In this scene you can notice that in comparison with the gas station scene in "Evan", where the two partners have a conversation about a similar topic. There's quite a noticeable difference in his character performance as Sonny Crockett here and there.
One of the best episodes of the entire series. In German TV this scene was shortened becaues of the former German TV scedule where there were no commercial breaks. Each episode must have had a length of a 43 Minutes so the story of the girl told by Crockett was cut out. We only saw Tubbs coming to the St. Vitus Dance and asking Sonny why he is so concerned about the case. Then Sonny explains the details of the screenshots and asked this last question regarding the experience of Castillo, Tubbs and him.
Death And The Lady. This is the best episode for me from Miami Vice. Very dark and moody. Jan Hammer's best score really makes a huge difference. Classic and Epic (from 976-CREOLEMAN)!
_Don't know about you, but the entire five seasons of the show are still favored. The show was growing through season 1 with great writing and character development, then season 2, and 3 just got better and better. And yes as the show progressed into the final two seasons the ratings may have dropped, but it was still 'Miami Vice'._
This is the very reason why season 4 doesn't deserve the sheep like negative internet comments. If you take the 2 or 3 bad episodes out it's a season that's just as great as the previous 3. There are 2 or 3 bad episodes seasons 1 through 3 also. It's just as good
Wow, everything is said; you managed to say exactly what I was thinking. I am no longer capable of people who invalidate the whole season for a few less good episodes. If these same criticized seasons had been shot for the first season, people would say it was great. In fact, there were probably more bad episodes in the first seasons than the last ones, seriously.
@@PB... I know! YOU ARE 100% CORRECT! I hate to be this way, and I know that I sound snobby, but if you were alive back then you would know better. The thing that I keep hearing in every review is the ratings dropped because of 3 and 4. I was there and I'm telling you that this show was probably MORE POPULAR during seasons 3-5. WHO CARES ABOUT SEASON 3 NOT HAVING PASTELS!? NOBODY CARES! Johnson wore cool clothes in season 3 too and drove a cooler car! The show grew darker which was a natural progression that fit the show!!!! I LOVE 3 4 AND 5!
I have to admit that season 3 was a bit long, it was not as strong emotionally and in terms of stylization of violence (maybe because Michael Mann was less present as a producer during this season). Yes, there were some very good episodes in season 3, but from season 4 onwards, the perfection became more regular, as delicious as the first seasons, if not better
He had a couple stories I wouldn't mind NBC to do a MV backstory episode on, such as the Mike Orgel story in Evan, and the Grainy Story in One Way Ticket.
Hey guys, if you love Miami Vice as much as I do, I just launched a new podcast called Vice and Easy! I run down the best outfits, songs, one-liners, and jokes, and play short clips from the show. Check me out!
This scene was one of those that I didn’t forget like the gas station talk in Evan. Crockett deals with the regret of not doing something he felt was right but it rings truer to me because during my high-school and college years it wasn’t uncommon to hear such stories.
Another one is in Little Prince where Tubbs explains why Mark Jr. does drugs and why it is different from people who did it in the Bronx. These scenes made Crockett and Tubbs more human and relatable to me.
Absolutely!
Tough to find a show that was more influential in both fashion/music/visuals & script like Miami Vice in the 80's. Great time & memories!
Tubbs' reaction at the end was the best part that scene.
I'm familiar with this episode, always made me wonder just how many men out there could probably tell some kind of similar story! Another powerful episode.......Miami Vice Forever!
This scene totally exemplifies why Jan Hammer was essentially a cast member. DJ and PMT are both great here, but try to imagine Crockett’s story with no music. 😎
That's the first thing i thought of...who wrote the music Hammer or Truman. The music perfectly compliments the scene. And also the beautiful night backdrop in Miami.
Totally agree. Jan Hammer was just as important to the greatness of this show as any member of the cast.
@@surfshack2 Definitely a Hammer track, his personality is throughout it.
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You're exactly right. That eerie music is so crucial to this scene.
Well you can’t can you atleast I can’t
Thank you for still posting videos from this incredibly awesome series here!
Please keep it up, "MIAMI VICE" must NEVER be forgotten - it WAS cult, IS cult and WILL always remain cult! It's a way of life, and only those who experienced it back then (like me) can really understand it.
MIAMI VICE - FOREVER
Don Johnson always adapted , acting wise , to the situation .
even though DJ is getting a little too rough in his acting with PMT throughout the seasons. In this scene you can notice that in comparison with the gas station scene in "Evan", where the two partners have a conversation about a similar topic. There's quite a noticeable difference in his character performance as Sonny Crockett here and there.
@@mikedudak963 That's because Don Johnson is a method actor. He becomes the character he is playing ♥️
“It’s a beautiful night. Moon over Miami.”
That it is, Tubbs. That it is. 🌴🔥🔥
"You Believe that?" Crockett... "Hellll no..." Tubbs... only will ever be one Miami Vice.
Bring back the 80s and Miami Vice!!!!💟😃
Please leave it!
They would ruin it
Tubbs really came into his own throughout the series, a more wise cop.
💯
Agreed
"Death & The Lady" my favourite episode.
One of the best episodes of the entire series. In German TV this scene was shortened becaues of the former German TV scedule where there were no commercial breaks. Each episode must have had a length of a 43 Minutes so the story of the girl told by Crockett was cut out. We only saw Tubbs coming to the St. Vitus Dance and asking Sonny why he is so concerned about the case. Then Sonny explains the details of the screenshots and asked this last question regarding the experience of Castillo, Tubbs and him.
Do you believe that?
Tubbs: HELLL NAW!!
Sonny had his share of love affairs, but he never wanted to see women hurt or taken advantage of
“True love is hard and sometimes appears cold, but it is never cruel.”
BEST MV episode ever... just PERFECT.
Excellent clip. Love the Miami Vice clips! 🌴☀🌕
Death And The Lady. This is the best episode for me from Miami Vice. Very dark and moody. Jan Hammer's best score really makes a huge difference. Classic and Epic (from 976-CREOLEMAN)!
_Don't know about you, but the entire five seasons of the show are still favored. The show was growing through season 1 with great writing and character development, then season 2, and 3 just got better and better. And yes as the show progressed into the final two seasons the ratings may have dropped, but it was still 'Miami Vice'._
death and the lady. great episode
Paul Guilfoyle was perfect as Glantz, better than CSI, or whatever he was in later.
The film director's character is straight out of a David Cronenberg horror movie. 😱
He is one WEIRD PUPPY For Sure...And sick
Case in point: 0:43-0:44 and 1:07-1:08 As if he's aroused by what he is saying and involved in...
One of the best EPS from season 4, and also a brilliant track from Jan Hammer
This is the very reason why season 4 doesn't deserve the sheep like negative internet comments. If you take the 2 or 3 bad episodes out it's a season that's just as great as the previous 3. There are 2 or 3 bad episodes seasons 1 through 3 also. It's just as good
Wow, everything is said; you managed to say exactly what I was thinking. I am no longer capable of people who invalidate the whole season for a few less good episodes. If these same criticized seasons had been shot for the first season, people would say it was great. In fact, there were probably more bad episodes in the first seasons than the last ones, seriously.
@@PB... I know! YOU ARE 100% CORRECT! I hate to be this way, and I know that I sound snobby, but if you were alive back then you would know better. The thing that I keep hearing in every review is the ratings dropped because of 3 and 4. I was there and I'm telling you that this show was probably MORE POPULAR during seasons 3-5. WHO CARES ABOUT SEASON 3 NOT HAVING PASTELS!? NOBODY CARES! Johnson wore cool clothes in season 3 too and drove a cooler car! The show grew darker which was a natural progression that fit the show!!!! I LOVE 3 4 AND 5!
I have to admit that season 3 was a bit long, it was not as strong emotionally and in terms of stylization of violence (maybe because Michael Mann was less present as a producer during this season). Yes, there were some very good episodes in season 3, but from season 4 onwards, the perfection became more regular, as delicious as the first seasons, if not better
@@PB... I feel the very same way. I'll take the worst miami vice episodes over and television in the last 22 years
@@jasonmorgan8110 YES! BEING 'FASHION FORWARD' MEANS THAT YOU CANNOT STAY EXACTLY THE SAME! DUG THE SEASON 3 LOOK TOO!
if you really felt that way... you would have ripped that picture down.
Miami vice forever
I Miss this times...TXS...👍😎
1:26
Classic Story ⛵
Don Johnson looks just like young Marlon Brando from the 1961 movie One eyed jacks.
what?!
Miami vice expetacular seriado oss
If they need to find Glanz, I hear he has a piece of 385 North
He had a couple stories I wouldn't mind NBC to do a MV backstory episode on, such as the Mike Orgel story in Evan, and the Grainy Story in One Way Ticket.
Hey guys, if you love Miami Vice as much as I do, I just launched a new podcast called Vice and Easy! I run down the best outfits, songs, one-liners, and jokes, and play short clips from the show. Check me out!
Simp
#HisRoyalHighness #PrinceAdamBinAlwaleedAlSaud Wants to write and be a co-star in an episode of #MiamiVice2022
Crockett went to high school with Trump?
Nice try
sonny in this scene we need you to show no emotion like your boss
No emotion? He is clearly judging himself... I d. Iot