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Throwing away their badges after they realized they were fighting shadows in the dark was perfect. What an end of upbeat 80s🦩🌴🚗 giving way to the bleak 90s. Thank you for all the great content Morgan. Your insights into each episode was a side by side journey for us along with watching the series.💟

This episode wasn't even included when you buy the box set of the first season. Which is criminal because this was one of the best episodes in the entire series. William Russ was fantastic.

This was my favorite TV show as a teenager.

I loved this movie. I have the Soundtrack.

The night scene where Castillo gets out of his extremely cool car with his awesome sunglasses is for me one of the ultimate cool Miami Vice moments.

The plot line is the truck drive Wilson that was killed in the beginning was his son ,,, definitely a awesome episode to watch.

I miss your videos buddy. Where’d you go? Doing something else obviously

I finally watched A Boy and His Dog. I dunno where to begin lol.

So bad and no Crockett

This episode has a lot going on. Pretty good

Thanks for this! I didn’t like free fall when it was broadcast and I don’t like it now.

Also didn't he lose all his savings in the miniature cow phony scheme to that fraudster..

Great looking episodes which i would have loved to be a two-parter. Much more to explore in this story. And Crockett and Tubbs just disappear after a while. But they get their glorious night shoot-out from behind the Testarossa. Classic Vice imagery 👌

Excellent video.

This episode was in the ballpark of Rated-R & was unnecessarily violent towards women.

This episode had such an early 90s aura around it. Vice unintentionally conveyed that the 90s had begun & these were the twilight episodes of the 80s decade of high.

That daytime Testarossa sequence in the streets of sunny Miami was amazing. Reminded me od S1 Vice.

Morgan, you rock. I hope you are doing well.

They Shoot Horses??? what. Was she 10 at the time?

And now we finally have a mediocre sequel

I quiet like her banter and persona. It was mostly Crockett that was bummed with his assignment and pretty rude to her. She was mostly getting even with him in a more playfull way.

I thought they were going for an enemies to lovers trope but at 10X speed.

This episode is so silly & bad but it funny tho🤣

This episode was ahead of it's time. Things like this haven't changed but only gotten worse. With the rise of the manosphere recently, men have actually livestreamed such violence against women for views & walked away with minimum consequences. Also glad Trudy said that art like this perpetuates violence. Agree with you rating for this episode. 🦩🦩🦩🦩🦩

Hope all is well...haven't seen a new review in two years from you.

Hey this ep predicted how the richest celebs are all about GoFundMe instead of donating. Bill Bob Proverb was weird mix of cult & influencer😅

Season 3 onwards was awful. Dick wolf killed the show and could never capture its electricity that Mann created.

Northern Ireland is in the UK. You mean Northern Ireland and Great Britain.

Foreigner's "Women" is such a cool song, but only hit #41 on the Billboard chart. Was glad to see it revived in this episode.

One of the better episodes of Season 3.

5:20 "... somehow... I don't know how we did it..." // You don't? You've never been to an action toy aisle in the 80s? The name of the Imperial walker was written on the huge box of the KENNER toys "AT-AT" that every (male) kid born about 4 or 5 years earlier wanted to see under their Christmas tree. And there was also a more affordable 3.75 inch figure of the "AT-AT driver". Nobody knew how to pronounce it, but we all learned how to read then... last but not least BECAUSE we wanted to know the names of all the heroic and exotic characters that we saw on screen and on cards and boxes in the toy stores. :)

1:27 "Livin' The Book Of My Life..." ua-cam.com/video/qSJYT8vASvU/v-deo.html 😎

Interesting plot but way too much dialogue. They even had to invent some action scenes. But i never need an excuse to see a speedboat chase. Grear scene with Castillo at the bar.

1979

Although Tubbs was an undercover pimp he did not need to yell and manhandle the sex worker like that.

Not at all what I thought this movie would be about. It looked so wholesome in the trailer

I was expecting a freeze frame too when Archie died in Sonny's arms. But the grief filled angry kick was not over explanation. First the kid from Milk Run ep died on his watch & then Evan died in his arms (& a judge with gambling problem shot himself in front of him). I love the freeze frames but sometimes a catharsis is required. Not every time but sometimes a will man break.

I liked this episode very much. The whole cast got something to do and had lost of interplay with eachother. I also didn't mind that they removed the ex-wife and kid from the series but once in a while it's good to know they exist. I was worried that it would be a complicated shooting and was glad that it was quickly clear that officially Crockett wasn't blamed. That the kid was a killer just gave the episode an extra layer of pessimistic Vice outlook. Like you said it didn'r really make a difference for the characters.

when miami vice was aired on starz it was never shown and I was disappointed by it's not being shown is the mystery. What I like about Even was jan hammer's score I never forgot it. But for Universal not to air it is unfair to those miami vice fans. But Even's score I like too. In the final season Free Fall was favorite.

Thr most 1980s 80s movie of all, very good and entertaining

Terrible. I fell asleep.

Great episode. Love the almost smile of Castillo, Tubbs feeeling concerned and visiting Crockett and some great visuals and music. But the ending was a bit too disturbed for me...... who in their right mind leaves their Ferrari in an alley like that?!

This was a very good movie. I have no idea why this critic is so harsh on it.

Dennehy was great as always but the plot didn't make any sense. Looked like Crocket and Tubbs even wanted to turn off this episode. 2 episodes in and i really haven't felt any Vice vibes.

Very deja vu episode with a great beard and questionable mullet

Crazy legs doing the windmill in Flashdance was (to my memory) the first time we saw actual breakdancing on film, before Beat Street or Breakin! Don't forget the Snoopy TV special FLASHBEAGLE that premiered later that year! Lol

I love this film, but Andrew McCarthy has stated to the effect that it was basically a mess of a production. Mainly the studio execs were like, hey, these are our kids you’re talking about here, so tread lightly. I love that aspect by the way, that it may have hit a little too close to home for them. McCarthy apparently had a better time making Weekend at Bernie’s:)

Love this gem. It’s like an 80’s Rebel Without a Cause, with a killer soundtrack. It also has some gritty R rated Karate Kid energy to boot:)

‘Evan’ is, hands down, the greatest episode of Miami Vice. They got so much right in it…the storyline, William Russ’ portrayal of Evan, Crockett’s anguish, and the incredible soundtrack.

Love you Morgan R. Sorry; This is fun, departure. 3.5 Flamingos