Miami Vice was not just a cop TV series, it was a lot more than that. It was a show that defined a decade and captured the feel and look of the 80's with its brilliant use of music, fashion, decor, and guest celebrities at the time. R.I.P.
Don Johnson and PMT were born to play Crockett and Tubbs and together they made TV history ♥️😎. Once Don Johnson won his Golden Globe award, his career took off like a rocket. He wasn't the first choice to play Crockett, because he already had 5 failed pilots for NBC. He's been acting since 1969 and even now, in 2023, he's still going strong. High Heat just came out a couple of months ago and Book Club 2 comes out in May. He's 73 and still looking great
This was my perfect show when it was on and never missed an episode, this was the best show, and I still watch it today . I always loved the boats because I had got into serious sailing by shows end
@@ingridgustafsson3929 but it was time the decade was over and things were rapidly changing. We had a good run that why people still talk about the show 35 years later
@@soulburst that's why everyone loves anything which is related to the show, like GTA Vice City, or more recently the Need For Speed Heat which takes place in Plam City which is actually Miami in the real world and features Ferrari Testarossa, Lamborghini Countach, and the classic Porsche 911.
You're right. Looking back, Miami Vice WAS the 80s in every sense. How fitting it ended in 1989, the year the Berlin Wall fell. Mann's debut movie, Manhunter, was almost an epilogue, a footnote, as it used the same style as Vice. I feel that Manhunter is set in the same time and place as Miami Vice.
Got introduced to this show 12-13 years after its end in 2001 I was 15 years old and my father would rave about how great 👍 this show was! He would watch the reruns like a 20 something year old again. Lol 😂 Now at 33 years I can honestly say the 1980’s seemed like a non stop party 🎉! Wish I could’ve been around in those days! God Bless Jan Hammer!!!
@N.D.M....I agree. Possibly graphic by American standards at the time, but on this side of the Atlantic it was quite tame. Several shows on British TV in the 70s were much more violent, such as "The Sweeney" ( also a legendary cop show - at least in this part of the world)
Leeza sloppily didn’t mention Miami Vice being moved to the 9 pm time slot to go up against number one overall DALLAS. That’s what tanked Vice’s ratings not the bs she claimed
Use to watch these guys drive around north miami in the early 80"s at nite i was out there living it!! miami beach, ali baba avenue, 79 st, the OMNI, Brickell, coconut grove, pumpernicks, congress bowl, fusion building aka greenwich studios.
Jealous man I was still a teenager living at home in sunny Arizona. Loved Miami Vice and that show alone made me want to visit Florida which I have now many times.
This show brings back memories..most are good..and as the old saying goes, there will never be another like it..but there were a few others *magnum pi, chips, mike hammer, hunter* and others..long gone are the good ones..
Great show ! The beautiful leeza gibbons distracted me for a second there😎🤟🌴 this show was one of my favorites 📺I loved all the seasons !! It never lost its luster pal🕶
The ending of "Miami Vice," "Dallas," and "Cheers," were very memorable moments for me. "Cheers" had the best ending of all of them. "Dallas" had the worst.
Leeza Gibbons looks like a linebacker with those massive shoulder pads but that was the style of this period. Miami Vice was THE best show of all time and will be around FOREVER.
love him or hate him thats your choice. but theres no denying the fact old man reagan created a mystical society suspended in time that we got to enjoy. never has an an era stopped time like the 80s.
It was the 80's business power look, women embraced it back in the 80's as it was the first decade when women were starting to make significant gains in the corporate world. The broad wide shoulder pads was a power look to make women look like they were equal with men.
All you Miami Vice and GTA VC fans check out the newly released game by EA called Need For Speed Heat. This game is based in Palm city which is actually Miami in the real world. The game features Ferrari Testarossa, Lamborghini Countach, and the classic Porsche 911.
The first 2 seasons were awesome! I enjoyed all 5 seasons but to be honest I really loved season 4 when Crockett and Caitlyn got married. She was the love of his life and I hated that they killed her off after Sheena Easton was only on for 5 episodes. To me Crockett never really got over her death for the remainder of the series
There were a number of reasons Miami Vice came to an abrubt end. The biggest reason is probably because Don Johnson wanted to make movies. Crockett only appeared in a handful of Season 5 episodes, and in many of them Don Johnson was filmed separately from the rest of the cast. As a result, Switek often stood in for Crockett as Tubbs' partner. The executive producer Dick Wolf had also lost interest in Miami Vice by that point and had moved his attention to developing Law & Order, which i guess he saw as a fresh start for him since Miami Vice had been handed down to him from Michael Mann. The budget for the music, cars, and wardrobe also dwindled. Finally, Miami Vice had gone into syndication a year earlier: So it got to a point where a lot of fans probably preferred reruns over new episodes because the quality had declined.
another reason was because there were more impressive crime shows like 21 Jump Street which was stealing the spotlight (in fact, the Leap of Faith lost episode was meant to be a backdoor pilot for a 21 JS clone that took place in Miami which was never picked up)
Supertron5000 Your on it dude but I believe the minimization Of “Crockett” was due to the story line at the end of season 4+into season 5. The “Hackman/Burnett/Crockett story went like 6 episodes which nobody I knew was bored with. Far from it, but the season as a whole was weak and popular actors today who were getting their start were weak as well. “Freefall” ended the show on a high note to be sure.
I actually thought the love scenes were pushing the limit by eighties standards as far as TV goes. But I was still a minor and was lucky my mom let me watch the show lol.
Ahh, the optimism of 1989. At the time a lot of people though Don and Philip were gonna blow up either in the movies or on TV in the 1990s, but it didn't happen. Don Johnson was one of the most underrated actors of the 1990s. Who the F*** was his agent and his PR people? In the 1990s (with the exception of Hot Spot), Don kept starring or co-starring in these generic ass movies that didn't make much money or nobody heard about. Aint no actor of Don's caliber should have had a period like he did from 1990 to 1995 in movies.
Ummm the films in the 90's like: Gulity as Sin, Tin Cup amongst others were not a flops etc , Along with TV movies like: In Pursuit of Honor, which was watched by millions so all a success-I know you mentioned about his movie career of the 90's which was untrue, But his TV Career in the 90's with Nash Bridges was a really big success-Loved that TV show
@@mikekaraoke Man, are you that ignorant or you can't comprehend sentences? I said MOVIES from 1990 to 1995. Tin Cup came out in 1996 and I wasn't talking about Nash Bridges, which is a TV show NOT a movie. Me and my mom watched that show a lot in its original run from 1996 to 2001 on CBS. You're just trying to start some shit on a subject you think you know but you don't. Guilty as Sin was a good movie but far from a box office hit. It made around $41 million at the box office on a limited amount of screens and it cost around $12 million. That budget doesn't include all the money spent on the film's production and such. Tin Cup was NOT Don's movie it was Kevin Costner's movie, Don was a a co-star of the film. Part of the reason why Don got that role was because he and Costner were friends and Don killed his audition for the role. All his made for TV movies and motion pictures were NOT big hits or well known. And that Honor film I saw it, but did you hear Don getting more buzz about his career in 2003 a year after the film came out? No you didn't. You're in denial dude and talking out of your ass. Don't start with me. You lucky I haven't been on this page in two years or I would have given tons of replies on this subject to make you look stupid.
@@NelsonVlog66 Again, NEITHER of those movies were hits or were of Don's caliber. he took those roles to expand his range beyond the Crockett role. I liked those movies but they weren't hits or well known.
Don Johnson brought it EVERY episode of Vice from episode 1 to 111. The thing is, Michael Mann and Jan Hammer left after seasons 2 and 4 respectively, and so in turn Miami Vice lost part of its heart and soul. Dick Wolf and his writing teams didn't really understand what made Vice what it was in seasons 1 and 2.
so what etc, EVERY series has its UPS AND DOWNS. this was/IS a teriffic show. was a sad day when this ended. could of gone ON for at least another 5 years AND MORE.
Great review ! At the 2'00 Mark she is spot on. Half way through Series 3 i.e. after the U.S Christmas holiday period there was a dramatic audience drop off in the U.S. which followed world wide. WHY - massive over-saturation. A TV show that affected hair styles, clothes and fashion, music and one of the most expensive and iconic luxury car brands . . . Ferrari. However, by 1987 Miami Vice tanked. EXACTLY one decade prior the rock band KISS were the biggest band in the U.S. by late '77 to April 1978. May 1979 - KISS become a joke and NOT even a world wide dance floor hit pop single that topped the works music charts could save them. Miami Vice - exploded unexpectedly and too quickly. More importantly. . . their supporters turned on them and turned into nasty critics. All of a sudden it was a pro-drug complete fantasy set up that's wasn't even remotely believable. Designer suit wearing, Ferrari driving under cover TV cops actually "offended " real life vice officers. In my home country off Australia we were told to watch Hill St. Blues . . . a real cop show watched by "real cops." Miami Vice was moved from an 8:30 pm time slot on Thursday evenings to 10:30 pm or later. Most of us stopped watching. A decade later I saw the last few episodes of Series 5 on another network shown after midnight. I'll NEVERforget what I heard next by the TV voice over on Channel 10 at 1 30 a.m. in 1996. " . . . I hope you enjoyed that as that was the last ever episode and therefore finale of Miami Vice . . ." I thought this is absurd as I was 16 when I first started watching it and now I'm 28. I couldn't believe they had 12 seasons !!! I found out later . . . Lol . . .that there were only 5 seasons and that Seasins 4 to 5 a ratings disaster. Wow . . .
"extremely" disappointed when this show ended....it could of gone on and one..........ok some episodes towards the end may/maybe not of been "as good" as earlier episodes etc...........but ALL tv series experience this......dips and turns...highs/lows.......there were millons of Miami Vice fans who were "glued" to it from start to "finish"...............wouldn,t even go to the bathroom/outside inless they,d "seen" MV First!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.it didn,t matterr to them if one episode etc was better than an other......there was just something different about this show ALL the way through. x x x x
to me, the 4th one was a big unraveling mess, especially with them dabbling with sci-fi (Missing Hours) and advancements in science such as cryogenics (The Big Thaw) and artificial insemination (Cows of October) which really did the damage along with the Crockett X Caitlyn arc.
She's right about after season two. The writing wasn't there and the fashion sense was just kind of blah. I haven't seen seasons 4 & 5 in about 25 years but from what I recall they were awful. To the point of being unwatchable. Seasons 1 and 2 is where the show really shined.
@@mikekaraoke I just finished watching seasons 4 & 5. There were some OK episodes but for the most part is was a real come down. The fashion sense was formula and even the choice of songs was pretty bad.
![[HiFi] Jan Hammer - Sonny Crockett's Theme (Miami Vice Theme)](/img/n.gif)
Miami Vice was not just a cop TV series, it was a lot more than that. It was a show that defined a decade and captured the feel and look of the 80's with its brilliant use of music, fashion, decor, and guest celebrities at the time. R.I.P.
Don Johnson and PMT were born to play Crockett and Tubbs and together they made TV history ♥️😎. Once Don Johnson won his Golden Globe award, his career took off like a rocket. He wasn't the first choice to play Crockett, because he already had 5 failed pilots for NBC. He's been acting since 1969 and even now, in 2023, he's still going strong. High Heat just came out a couple of months ago and Book Club 2 comes out in May. He's 73 and still looking great
Wow! Back when ET was an actual entertainment NEWS show! Memories!
This was my perfect show when it was on and never missed an episode, this was the best show, and I still watch it today . I always loved the boats because I had got into serious sailing by shows end
I watched this show every Friday from beginning to end.
Was my Friday night cool guy party!A date)/getting some would been better but too late now/one had to win ...
Only watched it to BE COOL!Never totally understood it....confusing show🤣but Did not care!!
The end of an era.
Yes, the end of a era.....😥🇸🇪
@@ingridgustafsson3929 but it was time the decade was over and things were rapidly changing. We had a good run that why people still talk about the show 35 years later
@@soulburst that's why everyone loves anything which is related to the show, like GTA Vice City, or more recently the Need For Speed Heat which takes place in Plam City which is actually Miami in the real world and features Ferrari Testarossa, Lamborghini Countach, and the classic Porsche 911.
The 80's officially ended when Miami Vice ended ... and not the other way round
You're right. Looking back, Miami Vice WAS the 80s in every sense. How fitting it ended in 1989, the year the Berlin Wall fell. Mann's debut movie, Manhunter, was almost an epilogue, a footnote, as it used the same style as Vice. I feel that Manhunter is set in the same time and place as Miami Vice.
@@evertonporter7887 Loved that movie. And yes it came out in 86 and carried the same style as Miami Vice. Its a cult classic now.
preach it! I miss the 80's
When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, the 80s really ended
Miami Vice was ahead of its time, timeless show!
That was a sad day for t.v.I miss that show and the 80's
I miss that show so much! I miss my favorite, Sonny Crockett 🚘⛵🐊🕶🇸🇪
One of the greatest tv shows of all time, I'm a millenial but I Love it.
My whole family Loves it too.
Got introduced to this show 12-13 years after its end in 2001 I was 15 years old and my father would rave about how great 👍 this show was! He would watch the reruns like a 20 something year old again. Lol 😂
Now at 33 years I can honestly say the 1980’s seemed like a non stop party 🎉! Wish I could’ve been around in those days! God Bless Jan Hammer!!!
It is sad when ET decides to kickoff the end of Vice with only a large single pic of Don Johnson and not BOTH Crockett and Tubbs.
MIAMI VICE ROCKS!
1:19 the inventor of the beard trimmer is a legend. I use one all the time to get the stubble look. I haven't clean shaven in maybe 5 years.
Me Either, Over 20 yrs. Now
That man changed the game. Created a whole new look and dimension. Thanks to don Johnson.
Yeah he was an absolute prophet.
The graphic violence? People got shot and maybe had a touch of red showing. Oh how times on television changed and quick.
N. D. M. I remember at universal Hollywood they had this an an action show
@N.D.M....I agree. Possibly graphic by American standards at the time, but on this side of the Atlantic it was quite tame. Several shows on British TV in the 70s were much more violent, such as "The Sweeney" ( also a legendary cop show - at least in this part of the world)
Nowadays video games have 10 times the violence this show ever had but today it's normal. All relative to the time it was made
Both Johnson & Thomas were good-looking & made the show popular by wearing style-fashion. Everyone in America is dressing like them now.
Leeza sloppily didn’t mention Miami Vice being moved to the 9 pm time slot to go up against number one overall DALLAS. That’s what tanked Vice’s ratings not the bs she claimed
By far, one the best shows ever!!! Brilliant video 🌴😎🌴
I remember Family Ties and Moonlighting ended at the same time as Miami Vice.
I never defected from wAtching vice & loved every season of Miami vice tv 📺 show !! It kicked arse !!👈☀️🙌🤙👏⭐️🤟👊😎🌴
This was a classic!
Use to watch these guys drive around north miami in the early 80"s at nite i was out there living it!! miami beach, ali baba avenue, 79 st, the OMNI,
Brickell, coconut grove, pumpernicks, congress bowl, fusion building aka greenwich studios.
Jealous man I was still a teenager living at home in sunny Arizona. Loved Miami Vice and that show alone made me want to visit Florida which I have now many times.
⭐The Scarab in the intro sold me!! Before that,was all Ranger!Scarab/Miami Vice kicked Rangers ass w that one Scene!!🤣
Great show. Still watch reruns.
One can argue, Miami Vice truly made its theatrical debut under Manns / Wolf film Heat
This show brings back memories..most are good..and as the old saying goes, there will never be another like it..but there were a few others *magnum pi, chips, mike hammer, hunter* and others..long gone are the good ones..
Great show ! The beautiful leeza gibbons distracted me for a second there😎🤟🌴 this show was one of my favorites 📺I loved all the seasons !! It never lost its luster pal🕶
The ending of "Miami Vice," "Dallas," and "Cheers," were very memorable moments for me.
"Cheers" had the best ending of all of them. "Dallas" had the worst.
Leeza Gibbons looks like a linebacker with those massive shoulder pads but that was the style of this period. Miami Vice was THE best show of all time and will be around FOREVER.
Lol
love him or hate him thats your choice. but theres no denying the fact old man
reagan created a mystical society suspended in time that we got to enjoy.
never has an an era stopped time like the 80s.
How you sit down watch Miami Vice every night it came on I still like to watch the reruns I have the box set I watch it every so often
Football Pads under that dress, gee-whiz LOL
Those shoulder pads!! The 80's were the best...
Man Iam hoping for that Mami vice reboot in 2020 happens
Those shoulder pads have there own zip code.
It was the 80's business power look, women embraced it back in the 80's as it was the first decade when women were starting to make significant gains in the corporate world. The broad wide shoulder pads was a power look to make women look like they were equal with men.
LOL!
don johnson and philip michael thomas ruled the 80s.
Damn.. I might be buzzin'
But that was the best!
Just watch Miami vice and you dont need to watch any other cop dramas
I agree with you 💯 👍
@@vh7637 yup
100%
News about the end of good Television. There have not been TVshows with great content and style since then. That was the saddest day of my life :(
All you Miami Vice and GTA VC fans check out the newly released game by EA called Need For Speed Heat. This game is based in Palm city which is actually Miami in the real world. The game features Ferrari Testarossa, Lamborghini Countach, and the classic Porsche 911.
The first 2 seasons were awesome! I enjoyed all 5 seasons but to be honest I really loved season 4 when Crockett and Caitlyn got married. She was the love of his life and I hated that they killed her off after Sheena Easton was only on for 5 episodes. To me Crockett never really got over her death for the remainder of the series
There were a number of reasons Miami Vice came to an abrubt end. The biggest reason is probably because Don Johnson wanted to make movies. Crockett only appeared in a handful of Season 5 episodes, and in many of them Don Johnson was filmed separately from the rest of the cast. As a result, Switek often stood in for Crockett as Tubbs' partner. The executive producer Dick Wolf had also lost interest in Miami Vice by that point and had moved his attention to developing Law & Order, which i guess he saw as a fresh start for him since Miami Vice had been handed down to him from Michael Mann. The budget for the music, cars, and wardrobe also dwindled. Finally, Miami Vice had gone into syndication a year earlier: So it got to a point where a lot of fans probably preferred reruns over new episodes because the quality had declined.
another reason was because there were more impressive crime shows like 21 Jump Street which was stealing the spotlight (in fact, the Leap of Faith lost episode was meant to be a backdoor pilot for a 21 JS clone that took place in Miami which was never picked up)
Supertron5000 Your on it dude but I believe the minimization Of “Crockett” was due to the story line at the end of season 4+into season 5. The “Hackman/Burnett/Crockett story went like 6 episodes which nobody I knew was bored with. Far from it, but the season as a whole was weak and popular actors today who were getting their start were weak as well. “Freefall” ended the show on a high note to be sure.
@@figment1988 and more gritty cop shows such as in the heat of the night and years later, homicide life on the street and new york undercover.
@@paulsecon4889 i know.
@CHIGGS 58TH season 4 to early season 5 tried to bring back the flashy style but to no avail.
Holy smokes those shoulder boards!
The best times on TV and music. Miami Vice, Duran Duran, MTV... they'll never return unfortunately..
:( Unfortunately so...
I loved the tracks like in the air tonight by Phil Collins, self control by Laura Branigan, Run away by Flock of Seagulls.
Best ending on the t.v. series
“Graphic Violence???” Please.😎
Compared to today, yeah it's pretty laughable. I've been watching clips of "The Boys" on UA-cam and that's graphic as hell. Too much for my taste.
Certainly.. that ain't... well you know!
I actually thought the love scenes were pushing the limit by eighties standards as far as TV goes. But I was still a minor and was lucky my mom let me watch the show lol.
Great upload. The girl talking should have been on the show
Best show ever!
Ahh, the optimism of 1989. At the time a lot of people though Don and Philip were gonna blow up either in the movies or on TV in the 1990s, but it didn't happen. Don Johnson was one of the most underrated actors of the 1990s. Who the F*** was his agent and his PR people? In the 1990s (with the exception of Hot Spot), Don kept starring or co-starring in these generic ass movies that didn't make much money or nobody heard about. Aint no actor of Don's caliber should have had a period like he did from 1990 to 1995 in movies.
Ummm the films in the 90's like: Gulity as Sin, Tin Cup amongst others were not a flops etc , Along with TV movies like: In Pursuit of Honor, which was watched by millions so all a success-I know you mentioned about his movie career of the 90's which was untrue, But his TV Career in the 90's with Nash Bridges was a really big success-Loved that TV show
Harley Davidson & The Marlboro Man was pretty good. His follow up TV series Nash Bridges was good, too.
@@mikekaraoke Man, are you that ignorant or you can't comprehend sentences? I said MOVIES from 1990 to 1995. Tin Cup came out in 1996 and I wasn't talking about Nash Bridges, which is a TV show NOT a movie. Me and my mom watched that show a lot in its original run from 1996 to 2001 on CBS. You're just trying to start some shit on a subject you think you know but you don't. Guilty as Sin was a good movie but far from a box office hit. It made around $41 million at the box office on a limited amount of screens and it cost around $12 million. That budget doesn't include all the money spent on the film's production and such.
Tin Cup was NOT Don's movie it was Kevin Costner's movie, Don was a a co-star of the film. Part of the reason why Don got that role was because he and Costner were friends and Don killed his audition for the role. All his made for TV movies and motion pictures were NOT big hits or well known. And that Honor film I saw it, but did you hear Don getting more buzz about his career in 2003 a year after the film came out? No you didn't. You're in denial dude and talking out of your ass. Don't start with me. You lucky I haven't been on this page in two years or I would have given tons of replies on this subject to make you look stupid.
@@NelsonVlog66 Again, NEITHER of those movies were hits or were of Don's caliber. he took those roles to expand his range beyond the Crockett role. I liked those movies but they weren't hits or well known.
Why did season 3 lose viewers its amazing
I always thought she was gorgeous! I looked forward to seeing her as a child.
What?
Why the removal from UA-cam of the last episode scenes? The appearance of their real enemy seemed especially poignant.
It ended years before the last season! Writing died years before it ended.
Don Johnson brought it EVERY episode of Vice from episode 1 to 111. The thing is, Michael Mann and Jan Hammer left after seasons 2 and 4 respectively, and so in turn Miami Vice lost part of its heart and soul. Dick Wolf and his writing teams didn't really understand what made Vice what it was in seasons 1 and 2.
the second season SONS and LOVERS was technically and stylistically the unofficial final episode of MIAMI VICE.
First two seasons - Popular
Third season - dark & merky
Fourth season - awkward
Fifth season - OK
Look at the anchor's shoulder pads, jesus!
Good lord those shoulder pads on her make the male newscaster's cower in fright. Can..... can we bring that look back.... please?
Needs bigger pads
The forerunner of Lethal Weapon....
so what etc, EVERY series has its UPS AND DOWNS. this was/IS a teriffic show. was a sad day when this ended. could of gone ON for at least another 5 years AND MORE.
The final episode of Miami Vice actually ran in January of 1990.
Great review !
At the 2'00 Mark she is spot on. Half way through
Series 3 i.e. after the U.S Christmas holiday period there was a dramatic audience drop off in the U.S. which followed world wide.
WHY - massive over-saturation. A TV show that affected hair styles, clothes and fashion, music and one of the most expensive and iconic luxury car brands . . .
Ferrari.
However, by 1987 Miami Vice tanked. EXACTLY one decade prior the rock band KISS were the biggest band in the U.S. by late '77 to April 1978.
May 1979 - KISS become a joke and NOT even a world wide dance floor hit pop single that topped the works music charts could save them.
Miami Vice - exploded unexpectedly and too quickly. More importantly. . . their supporters turned on them and turned into nasty critics. All of a sudden it was a pro-drug complete fantasy set up that's wasn't even remotely believable.
Designer suit wearing, Ferrari driving under cover TV cops actually "offended " real life vice officers.
In my home country off Australia we were told to watch Hill St. Blues . . .
a real cop show watched by "real cops." Miami Vice was moved from an 8:30 pm time slot on Thursday evenings to 10:30 pm or later. Most of us stopped watching. A decade later I saw the last few episodes of Series 5 on another network shown after midnight. I'll NEVERforget what I heard next by the TV voice over on Channel 10 at 1 30 a.m. in 1996.
" . . . I hope you enjoyed that as that was the last ever episode and therefore finale of Miami Vice . . ."
I thought this is absurd as I was 16 when I first started watching it and now I'm 28. I couldn't believe they had 12 seasons !!!
I found out later . . . Lol . . .that there were only 5 seasons and that Seasins 4 to 5 a ratings disaster. Wow . . .
Leeza Gibbons was so hot!
Terau Gene Still is
❤️❤️❤️❤️
"extremely" disappointed when this show ended....it could of gone on and one..........ok some episodes towards the end may/maybe not of been "as good" as earlier episodes etc...........but ALL tv series experience this......dips and turns...highs/lows.......there were millons of Miami Vice fans who were "glued" to it from start to "finish"...............wouldn,t even go to the bathroom/outside inless they,d "seen" MV First!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.it didn,t matterr to them if one episode etc was better than an other......there was just something different about this show ALL the way through. x x x x
It's all about Baggy Pants.
by the third season, the producers sabotaged their own show.
to me, the 4th one was a big unraveling mess, especially with them dabbling with sci-fi (Missing Hours) and advancements in science such as cryogenics (The Big Thaw) and artificial insemination (Cows of October) which really did the damage along with the Crockett X Caitlyn arc.
Season 3 was still good, it was 4 and 5 that jumped the shark. I like Sheena Easton as a singer, but she ruined MV.
S3 was the best. S4 the worst.
Everything changed when miami voiced ended everything started turning more ghetto
She's right about after season two. The writing wasn't there and the fashion sense was just kind of blah. I haven't seen seasons 4 & 5 in about 25 years but from what I recall they were awful. To the point of being unwatchable.
Seasons 1 and 2 is where the show really shined.
I don't totally agree... but I do see where you're coming from.
i.e. "The Walking Dead"
Season 3 was alright, What you talking about??
And not all the fashion sense in S4 + 5 were Blah
@@mikekaraoke
I just finished watching seasons 4 & 5. There were some OK episodes but for the most part is was a real come down. The fashion sense was formula and even the choice of songs was pretty bad.
She needs other pads