Nov 15 2010
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The second season of vice is arguably the best and here are some of the reasons why: The Prodigal Son — the premiere two hour episode may be the best vice, ironic that it takes region in Novel York, not Miami. Features Penn Gillette and Jean Simmons. Out Where the Buses Don’t Hasten — brought up by another reviewer and for trustworthy reason. Large music and atmosphere featuring that guy from Animal House and The Insider. Definately Miami- featuring Ted Nugent as a psychopathic drug dealer and Arielle Dombasle as his psychopathic girlfriend that Crockett almost falls for. Sizable music again and mountainous ending featuring “Yowl” by Cream. Dinky Miss Hazardous — huge music and a gigantic tale about a homicidal hooker who Tubbs takes under his sail. Trust Fund Pirates is also a spacious one — rich, trust fund kids who hold to being pirates and robbing drug smugglers on the start seas out of boredom features Rick Belzer and Noogie “Nug man” Lamonte. Bushido some fans did not care for it but I loved it. It was directed by Edward James Olmos and gives some background on Castillo’s spook days as he goes after an former friend who has become a double agent. Different music and a different feel. A really vast opening scene in this one as Crockett and Tubbs employ night vision and Zito hides under the sand with a snorkel! Sons and LOvers is an primary episode in which Tubbs frail lover, Angelica, comes succor (remember from Return of Calderone) with some dreadful news for Tubbs. This was an necessary episode for the history of vice and the Calderone saga. Unfortunatley, this season featured a couple of the lamer episodes such as: The Fix — Bill Russell as a consider with a gambling habit forces his son to fix a basketball game (but does have a great ending) and French Twist — where a french cop chases a french abominable guy and Crockett falls (sort of) for the cop. I did not care for these two episodes, although they weren’t noxious and I’ll devour watching them again. But other than those two, this is probably the best season of vice by far!
The second season of Miami Vice is undoubtedly the better of the first two, and therefore the best one featuring the “classic” Vice discover & style. There are those who actually bewitch the darker gaze of season three or even people who beget seasons four or five in higher appreciate (*shudder*), but if you esteem Vice for the pastels, the Daytona Spyder and the incompatibility between light glamour and unlit cesspits of crime, this is definitely the best episode for you.
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Episode breakdown:
Prodigal Son - 90 cramped season opener. Crockett and Tubbs go to the Sizable Apple and assume on a group of extremely ruthless and uncertain Colombians, who are actually backed by even more grand forces. A tall eipsode, even though it’s not plot in Miami. The sequence of Sonny walking the nightly Unique York streets while Glenn Frey’s “You Belong to the City” is playing or the great showdown at the WTC reach to mind.
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Whatever Works - Dirty cops and the Santeria cult dominate this well done episode. Features an appearance by The Power Place performing their T.Rex mask “Bang a Gong (Bag it On) “. Again a nicely developing dwelling and expansive showdown here.
Out Where the Buses Don’t Accelerate - Crockett & Tubbs have to deal with a retired and kind of whacky vice cop who honest might lead them to something colossal. Or not. Episode with a lot of amusing moments but also a very strong ending featuring Dire Straits’ “Brothers in Arms”.
The Dutch Oven - one of the slightly weaker episodes, mainly featuring Trudy being torn between like and duty. Not unpleasant but a bit lengthy. Well-behaved originate though, when Trudy has to extinguish a suspect in the line of duty and has to deal with the ensuing investigation which puts heavy pressure on her.
Buddies - A young mother trying to obtain amends in Miami’s night life and an used army buddy of Crockett’s with ties to organized crime effect the parallel station lines of this episode. Respectable one, though not edifying.
Junk Treasure - very strong as well as very disturbing episode, inspiring a Napoleonic smuggler, his exquisite girlfriend and a very unlit secret. Another favorable showdown.
Tale of the Goat - another cult set, this time Voodoo. Position is so-so, but well done and very appetizing actually. Broad acting on most parts. Towards the ruin Tubbs risks remarkable and nearly pays a very high effect.
Bushido - extremely strong episode, how anyone could feel otherwise is beyond me. Castillo gets cought up by his past and has to protect his ragged associate’s wife and son from Russian agents. Features a tall villain played by David Rasche (Sledge Hammer) and a memorable showdown in an primitive ruined villa on the Keys. Directed by Edward James Olmos.
Bought and Paid for - another episode featuring mainly supporting cast (namely Gina) but actually aloof a very advantageous episode. Gina is out to nail the guy who raped her Haitian friend, but has a hard time doing so because of his father’s wealth and connections. Astronomical space, mammoth performance, rather mature showdown though. Also featuring a nice Lambo - Ferrari dart.
Back in the World - Johnson’s first pain as director and not a abominable one. Area is about Crockett’s army past reaching attend to the last days of the Vietnam war and how characters from that time suddenly reappear in Miami’s drug scene. Gigantic station, suitable performance, tremendous showdown. Music is exclusively by The Doors throughout this episode.
Phil the Shill - the musical godfather of Vice finally making an appearance - and in a leading role, too. Phil Collins plays a shady game-show host and scammer who settles for a while in Miami and could lead the vice cops to a gigantic time drug dealer. Very memorable episode. If it lacks anything then maybe some seriousness, it’s one of the lighter episodes; but still: very grand recommended.
Definitely Miami - this episode is so distinguished Miami Vice, it borders on the verge of being cartoonesque. Seems to be THE best episode ever for most fans, though not for me. I accumulate it to be horribly overdone. But whatever, since most people seem to agree on this one being absolutly immense, let’s say it’s at least not abominable. Crockett gets keen with an oh so helpless but broad looking girl, which in turn is tied to a scamming and murdering drug dealer played by Ted Nugent. Station and performance aside, the music is actually substantial once more, the episode features many visually absorbing scenes with tremendous camerawork and I have to agree on the ending being outstanding as well.
Yankee Dollar - excellent but not ample episode. Nevertheless outstanding for a single scene… a single record actually: finish up of Crockett’s face holding a suspect at gun point at his deceased girfliend’s house. One of Johnson’s finest moments. The overall station is a bit standard and a bit unexciting, but calm a really expedient episode, last but not least because of the salubrious performances.
One Draw Notice - another very advantageous one. French Canadians, a killed DA and a questionable defense attorney beget a space which doesn’t collect prizes for innovation but is delicious nonetheless. Very well done episode with a sizable ending.
Little Miss Risky - Tubbs tries to befriend a young [scarlet woman] who might or might not be alive to in the killings of a psychopath. A strong location and a immense performance, don’t miss out on this one. Once more a colossal showdown.
Florence Italy - if there are any really ancient episodes in this season, THIS is undoubtedly one of them. Which is a pity, because choosing the Miami racing scene as a state element sounds intrigiung at first. The realization sucks though. The situation is straight and forgettable, the acting sub par - an episode not suited of this season.
French Twist - really ample ep. New site racy Interpol agents and an international drug dealing assassin, well performed, well done.
The Fix - ample episode about a gambling reflect and his basketball playing son. A bit cheesy at times, a bit predictable, but overall not dreadful.
Payback - another outstanding episode. An imprisoned dealer gets his revenge on Crockett by making his supplier (played by Frank Zappa) assume that Crockett has stolen $3 million dollars drug money from him. Mountainous boat scenes.
Free Verse - ambivalent episode. Broad position, expansive performances and for many people probably a immense ep. Me, I regain the loud, hard partying, chairbound but lyrically ingenious and politically motivated exiled Cuban grandpa quite unnerving and clichéd. But study for yourself - if you like his character, you’ll like this episode.
Trust Fund Pirates - top-notch episode. Trust fund babies playing murderous pirates and a trafficking pilot who could relieve Crockett & Tubbs in finding those brats. Really well done, another one worth seeing.
Sons and Lovers - an outstanding last episode for an outstanding season. Angelina Calderon is encourage and she didn’t arrive alone: she brought her son and tries to protect his daddy - Tubbs - from being killed by her young, but ruthless, half-brother. It aesthetic considerable all ends in tears, but fair Vice fans wouldn’t want it any other contrivance.
And objective in case you missed my point so far: if there’s any remote chance that you might ever procure at least ONE season of Miami Vice on DVD - gather THIS one.
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