The story of the Miami Police Department's vice squad and its efforts to end drug trafficking and prostitution, centered on the unlikely partnership of Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs - who first meet when Tubbs is undercover in a drug cartel.
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The story of the Miami Police Department's vice squad and its efforts to end drug trafficking and prostitution, centered on the unlikely partnership of Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs - who first meet when Tubbs is undercover in a drug cartel.
Season 2 episodes
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Crockett & Tubbs go to Manhattan to find a group of Colombian drug dealers who are killing federal agents.
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Directed by Paul Michael GlaserWritten by Daniel PyneGuest stars Charles S. Dutton, Ken Ober, Gene Simmons, Luis Guzmán, James Russo, Peter Allen, Kevin Anderson, Bill Smitrovich
Crockett, Tubbs & Castillo contact a Santerian priestess to help find the link between ritualistic killings of officers and a group of drug traffickers. Crockett and Izzy try to get the Ferrari back after a city accountant re-possesses it.
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Directed by John NicolellaWritten by Maurice Hurley, Joel SurnowGuest stars Eartha Kitt, Martin Ferrero, Robert Trebor, Antoni Corone, Héctor Mercado, Bruce MacVittie, Michael Des Barres, José Angel Santana
Trudy is torn between love and duty when she learns that her lover's friend is connected to a big-time cocaine dealer.
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Directed by Abel FerraraWritten by Maurice HurleyGuest stars Giancarlo Esposito, Matthew Cowles, David Johansen, David Proval, Cleavant Derricks, Fritz Bronner, Paul Darby, Ilse Earl
Crockett is forced to realize that an old Army buddy may be involved with a contract on a young mother's life.
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Directed by Harry MastrogeorgeWritten by Julia CameronGuest stars James Remar, Karla Tamburrelli, Eszter Balint, Tom Signorelli, Nathan Lane, Frankie Valli
When Crockett and Tubbs bust the owner of a bordello (Miles Davis), they discover that one of his drug-addicted prostitutes is the object of a powerful drug dealer's twisted obsession.
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Directed by Michael O'HerlihyWritten by Julia CameronGuest stars Miles Davis, Michael DeLorenzo, Jodi Letizia, José Pérez, Ely Pouget, Manuel Cimadevilla, Amneris Morales
Crockett and Tubbs escort a coffin containing a criminal to his final Miami resting place ... until its learned that he has risen from the dead and has a similar zombie fate scheduled for Tubbs.
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Directed by Michael O'HerlihyWritten by Jim TrombettaGuest stars Clarence Williams III, Ray Sharkey, Peter Sellars, Mykelti Williamson, Denise Thompson, Stanley Littlejohn, Reggie Pierre, Jacques Mazeran
Castillo is forced to choose between friendship and duty when Jack Gretsky, his best friend from his days in Vietnam with the CIA, reemerges from the criminal underground complete with a Russian wife who is being pursued by the KGB.
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Directed by Edward James OlmosWritten by John LeekleyGuest stars Rosanna DeSoto, David Rasche, Dean Stockwell, Tom Bower, Jerry Hardin, Thomas G. Waites, Natasha Shneider, Marc Macaulay
Gina's cleaning woman gets raped in Gina's home by the spoiled son of a wealthy man, who thinks he's above the law. Despite evidence being circumstantial, Gina wants to have the man arrested. Izzy steals Switek and Zito's bug van.
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Directed by John NicolellaWritten by Terry McDonellGuest stars Lynn Whitfield, Joaquim de Almeida, El DeBarge, Tomas Milian, Martin Ferrero, Don Cornell, Gustavo Rojas, John 'Moby' Griffin
Crockett flashes to his role during the Saigon evacuation as he and a war correspondent uncover heroin smuggled in body bags. Ten years later in Miami the H resurfaces and so does the reporter looking for the CIA connection.
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Directed by Don JohnsonWritten by Paul DiamondGuest stars G. Gordon Liddy, Bob Balaban, Patti D'Arbanville, Patrick Sullivan, Iman, Susan Hatfield, Gary Cox
A British television personality who has dealings with a major cocaine dealer is targeted by Crockett and Tubbs.
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Directed by John NicolellaWritten by Paul DiamondGuest stars Michael Margotta, Kyra Sedgwick, Phil Collins, Emo Philips, Martin Ferrero, Patrick Sullivan, Brigid Cleary, Alan Schack
Crockett finds out first hand about Charlie Basset as a violent drug runner with an enticing wife that Sonny just can't get out of his mind.
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Directed by Rob CohenWritten by John Mankiewicz, Daniel PyneGuest stars Albert Hall, Jim Fitzpatrick, Ted Nugent, Arielle Dombasle, Rico Paisley, Kamala Lopez, Enrique Sandino, Roger Pretto
When Crockett sees his stewardess girlfriend die from smuggling balloons of cocaine into the country, he and Tubbs go undercover to expose the ring.
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Directed by Aaron LipstadtWritten by John Mankiewicz, Daniel Pyne, Craig BolotinGuest stars Anne Carlisle, Ned Eisenberg, Austin Pendleton, Clayton Rohner, Audrey Matson, Pepe Serna, Marilyn Dodds Frank, Lou Colombo
A district attorney is killed at a wedding for getting too close to a French-Canadian drug lord that's operating in Miami. Since the victim was a close friend of the criminal's lawyer, Sonny tries to make the lawyer do something about it.
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Directed by Craig BolotinWritten by Craig BolotinGuest stars Lothaire Bluteau, John Heard, Jan Hammer, Jean-Pierre Matte, Guy Thauvette, Jon DeVries, Annie Golden, Rose McVeigh
Crocket and Tubbs visit Miami's kinky Sex World parlor when a sailor shows up murdered. The trail leads to a mysterious underage dancer Tubbs tries to straighten out - but is this more than social work?
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Directed by Leon IchasoWritten by Frank MilitaryGuest stars Julie Bovasso, Larry Joshua, Fiona, Rico Paisley, Monti Rock III
A Grand Prix driver has a lot on his mind: first-time fatherhood, a race against his legendary dad --- and the fact that he is suspected of killing a teenage prostitute.
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Directed by John NicolellaWritten by Michael B. HogganGuest stars Danny Sullivan, Alix Elias, Annie Golden, Rico Paisley, Stephen Joyce, Mark Morales, Darren Robinson, Damon Wimbley
An interpol agent arouses Crockett's interest --- and Tubbs' suspicion as they search for an international drug dealing assassin.
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Directed by David JacksonWritten by Chuck AdamsonGuest stars Lisa Eichhorn, Shari Headley, Leonard Cohen, Rico Paisley, Cameron Arnett, Elliot Easton, Manuel Espinosa, Xavier Coronel
A judge with heavy gambling debts tries to persuade his college all-star son to throw a game. Crockett suspects the judge let a drug dealer go free because of his money troubles.
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Directed by Dick MillerWritten by Chuck AdamsonGuest stars Michael Richards, Paul Greco, Harvey Fierstein, Bill Russell, Rico Paisley, Bernard King, Johnny Vatos Hernandez, Michael Fitzgerald
The team is assigned to protect a renowned poet who has come to the US seeking political asylum. With sexy Carmen in the mix, things get complicated.
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Directed by John NicolellaWritten by Jim Trombetta, Jim Trombetta, Shel WillensGuest stars Byrne Piven, Jamie Tirelli, Mike Muir, Luis Guzmán, Marta Velasco, Michael Bay, Bianca Jagger, Yamil Borges
A Bolivian cruise ship is attacked by pirates leading Crockett and Tubbs to enlist the help of a renegade pilot in the contraband business to solve the case.
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Directed by Jim JohnstonWritten by Daniel PyneGuest stars Tommy Chong, Gary Cole, Richard Belzer, Perry Lang, Denny Dillon, Charlie Barnett, Rico Paisley, Nicole Fosse
The son of Tubbs' arch-enemy Calderone oozes to the surface with a $1 million contract on Tubbs, while Calderone's sister Angelina says Tubbs is the father of her child.
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Directed by John NicolellaWritten by Dennis CooperGuest stars John Leguizamo, Miguel Piñero, Lee Iacocca, J.C. Quinn, Phanie Napoli, James Lally, Santi Carmona, Nelson Oramas