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Miami Vice
TV Series (1984 - 1989)
Stubble-faced detective Crockett lived in a sailboat guarded by his alligator Elvis. His partner Tubbs was a black New York cop looking for his brother's killer. Together they took on the Florida drug world.
Last Episode
05x21 Too Much, Too Late Aired: Jan. 25, 1990Tubbs reunites with old flame Valerie, and chooses to ignore her part in covering up a murder. The nature of the death and it's circumstances … [continue reading]
Series Info
Type:
Scripted
Premiered:
Sep. 16, 1984
Status:
Canceled/Ended
Runtime:
60 min.
AKA:
Gold Coast (Working Title)
Miami Unworthiness (Working Title)
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Mirror Image
Season 4, Episode #22
Season 4, Episode #22


Deliver Us From Evil
Season 4, Episode #21
Season 4, Episode #21


A Bullet For Crockett
Season 4, Episode #20
Season 4, Episode #20


Blood and Roses
Season 4, Episode #19
Season 4, Episode #19


Badge Of Dishonor
Season 4, Episode #18
Season 4, Episode #18

Hell Hath No Fury
Season 4, Episode #17
Season 4, Episode #17

Honor Among Thieves?
Season 4, Episode #16
Season 4, Episode #16

Indian Wars
Season 4, Episode #15
Season 4, Episode #15

Baseballs Of Death
Season 4, Episode #14
Season 4, Episode #14

Vote Of Confidence
Season 4, Episode #13
Season 4, Episode #13
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Series Fun Facts
- NBC executives were initially against casting Don Johnson because he had starred in four failed pilots.
- The idea for the look and tone of the show originated from NBC Exec Brandon Tartikoff whom, after seeing the success of the cable music network MTV, pitched an idea of cops who looked like…
[show]The idea for the look and tone of the show originated from NBC Exec Brandon Tartikoff whom, after seeing the success of the cable music network MTV, pitched an idea of cops who looked like they'd just walked out of an MTV video. "Miami Vice" was the result.
[hide] - Anthony Yerkovich left Hill Street Blues to write the pilot for this show. While he was on "Blues", he wrote a character that was a 300 pound racist biker played by actor Dennis Burkley. The…
[show]Anthony Yerkovich left Hill Street Blues to write the pilot for this show. While he was on "Blues", he wrote a character that was a 300 pound racist biker played by actor Dennis Burkley. The character's name was Sonny Crockett, the same name he gave the lead to this show.
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