Season one of Miami Vice wraps up this week! Crockett and Tubbs must protect a reluctant witness from his prior employers -- the Mafia family that wants to silence him. BIll's pal Mike is our guest as a first time viewer of any Miami Vice episode ever and has some very interesting insight and unintentional trivia.…

Crockett and Tubbs join forces with the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms ... including Crockett's old partner Evan Freed. Tubbs tries to understand their troubled relationship. Emotions run high and blood is spilled in this tense episode.

Crockett's new romance distracts him from the investigation of three doped-up teenagers wreaking havoc in downtown Miami. Plus Tubbs plays saxaphone!

Castillo takes on Crockett's former boss and mentor trying to end a home invasion spree. Tubbs is absent from this episode and Castillo displays some uncharacteristic behavior. A hair salon montage is discussed.

After Zito moves in with Switek and his girlfriend (Zito's ex), personal conflicts endanger their plan to trap an ambitious fence. A wacky episode featuring the Noog Man and Izzie, and severely lacking Crockett and Tubbs.

Tubbs goes undercover as a drifter to resolve a tense hostage situation. He must escape the heavily guarded, besieged apartment house. Featuring a young Ving Rhames, so many fashion no-no's and yes-yeses are happening in this episode along with some crazy dance moves and the best bathroom interior we've witnessed thus far.…

Bonus content from our Rites of Passage recording session where we answer questions from an Instagram follower. You can also watch over on our YouTube Channel. Feel the Vice Effect!

An old flame of Tubb's comes to Miami to to rescue her sister from a life of prostitution. He assists in the search. Featuring Pam Grier's big hair, John Turturro in silky pajamas, and a cocaine snorting shopping spree montage. Plus Switek and Zito at their wackiest!

Crockett and Tubbs flush out a DEA leak with the help of a guitar-playing, free-thinking pilot. Glenn Frey guests stars to help save the Vice boy's butts when they go undercover out of the country. Plus, we drool over the absolute best shirt that we will likely ever see on this show.

Bonus content from our Smuggler's Blues recording session where we answer questions from our Instagram followers. You can also watch over on our YouTube Channel. Feel the Vice Effect!

Lt. Castillo must bring down his old enemy, who has passed his organization to his grandsons. They have kidnapped Castillo's long-lost wife to ensure their escape from prosecution. The whole Vice squad gets in on the action this week to help Marty Castillo take care of business! Featuring Edward James Olmos in nothing but a skimpy, black bathing su…

A routine hotel security assignment leads the detectives to an old enemy of Castillo's; Vice uses a sex worker to trap a safecracker. Crockett pretends to be a nerd, Tubbs pretends to be a pimp, Switek brings back the cheese slice shirt, and Castillo shows off his martial arts skills!

Crockett and Tubbs try to stop two teenagers set on a one-time drug deal for big money. Spolier: this episode does NOT contain any milk! It does, however, have a nice hot dog scene.

Crockett thinks that a wealthy industrialist's son nailed in a heroin bust could lead them to bigger connections in the supply network. Featuring the usual fashion faux pas (Switek)/praise (Crockett) discussions and a chat about what we'd let happen to our dead bodies.

When Crockett spends more time in jail than the crime lord he's trying to bust, Gina finds herself in a tough spot when trying to take him down. The Noog returns to eventual acclaim and bad guy Cinco displays questionable firearms acrobatics. Take this episode and burn it!

After Switek and Zito goof up, Crockett and Tubbs have to recover a witness due to testify in a major drug dealer's trial, who has run off to the Everglades and must appear in court in 48 hours. Featuring high praise for good ol' Clem and his gator getter, and probably too much time spent talking about Clint Howard.…

Crockett and Tubbs use information from an informant to catch a drug smuggler with a taste for powerboat racing. The fashion showcased this episode gets high praise, but the plot and cover band performance...not so much.

Crockett and Tubbs try to bust an arms dealer who is also an abusive husband. Featuring Bruce Willis as a real bastard and some high fashion praise.

Crockett attempts to help an old flame free herself from a racketeer, then is framed for taking bribes and harassed endlessly by Dan Hedaya. Martin Castillo becomes the squad's new, intense lieutenant. We give our thoughts on hat fashion, cock fights, special guest Dennis Farina's mustache, and a goofy fight scene. You better feel that Vice Effect!…

Although Crockett survived the attempt on his life, Lt. Rodriguez was not so lucky. Now Crockett and Tubbs must travel to Bimini to get Calderone and avenge the lieutenant's murder. Tubbs finds love along the way, we touch upon some rare fashion appearances, and we get into the dangers of dancing in the back of a moving pickup truck while a car cha…

Calderone is back, and he has a hit list with Crockett's name on it. We gush over this action-packed episode and the bad-ass silent assassin hired to rub out Sonny. The fashion choices get high marks as well. RIP Lou Rodriguez!

Crockett and Tubbs must enlist the Noog Man, an unreliable petty thief, to help bust a Jamaican drug operation. Fashion highs and lows are covered in depth, Edwin keeps count of Jamaican accents, and Bill ain't too keen on Nugart Lamont's antics.

Crockett and Tubbs work with an undercover (and possibly over the edge) FBI agent to bring down a pornography ring. Shared universe theories are also given on several characters and we really get into the fashion choices displayed this episode.

In the debut episode of this iconic 80s TV series, Miami detective Sonny Crockett reluctantly teams with New York City cop Rico Tubbs when both of them end up pursuing a drug dealer named Calderone. Can you feel it in the air tonight?