The Best Miami Vice Episodes of All Time

Down the rabbit hole Crockett and Tubbs go, as they team up with a loose-cannon retired cop, Hank Weldon, played by the enigmatic Bruce McGill, to track down a supposedly deceased drug lord. The twists and turns in this story, sprinkled with Weldon's paranoia and wild goose chases, make this episode a real nail-biter.

This pilot episode packs a punch, introducing us to our dynamic duo, Detectives Crockett and Tubbs. A top-notch undercover sting goes south when an old friend-turned-enemy resurfaces to wreak havoc, leaving our heroes no choice but to bring the heat and take on Miami's seediest criminal masterminds.

Sun, sand, and intrigue are the name of the game in this episode, where a tempting femme fatale lures Crockett and Tubbs into a deadly love triangle. Riddled with salacious secrets and hidden agendas, our boys find themselves entangled in a web of deceit and evildoings like none other.

An old flame triggers Crockett's deep-seated resentment when a notorious arms dealer lands on their radar. The conflict becomes dangerously personal, pushing our heroes to the edge as they confront the demons of their past and face their most challenging case yet.

Vengeance is in the balmy Miami air when Esteban Calderone, the notorious drug lord, resurfaces to exact revenge on Tubbs and his former partner. With the stakes higher than ever, Crockett and Tubbs must navigate a treacherous path to bring justice and protect those they hold dear.

Crockett and Tubbs trade their badges for cowboy boots when they're tasked with infiltrating a drug smuggling ring in Colombia. Amped with suspense and the guest star appearance of musician Glenn Frey, the boys find themselves in the thick of danger, as they attempt to bring justice to Miami's criminal underworld once more.