Crockett Rescues Tubbs | Miami Vice

[@drntrp]

The trailer collapsing at the end was a nice touch.

[@stormyweather9054]

Called " bringing the house down "..

[@lenmil8421]

Crockett and swietek have the same watch. Some useless information for you. Legend has it, the freeway behind that trailer collapsed a day later from all the bullet holes lol.

[@rkirschner7175]

Miami Vice and Crime Story. Two best cop series EVER.

[@durdanadancejoy]

yeah miami vice forever, no one even ever touched close to it. we the 80s peeps know the magic that the 80s was. and miami vice was one eternal magic from those days.

[@daneedwards2644]

One of the best scenes ever in Miami Vice.

[@tuc-dh4df]

Every magazine held a million bullets, brilliant!

[@retro-dademusic6403]

If you like guns/mayhem this is probably your favorite scene of the whole series. 😎

[@votekyle3000]

I do like rewatching it

[@retro-dademusic6403]

@@votekyle3000 I don’t like guns or mayhem, but I love this scene! 😎

[@VonWenk]

More than the climax of "Hit List"?

[@retro-dademusic6403]

@@VonWenk Or Evan’s Mac 10 demo? 😎

[@thedarkknightman6150]

This is my type of action in MV. Out of all the episodes and seasons of Miami Vice season 5 in free-fall are my number ones

[@irisheyes0075]

I just re-watched this episode! Miami Vice was such an exciting show in the 80's and for me it still is now! This show will always live on....I gotta say......Miami Vice Forever!

[@Bamaborn]

VICE is without a doubt timeless!!!! No other show can compare!!!

[@heikeschult3678]

❤👌👍

[@jakohara6789]

Flippin hell, this is why I love Miami Vice 😍

[@juno6602]

Gotta love that Armstel Striker, with the chopped barrel, no less.

[@Skoora]

Love how Crockett has to dramatically run to Tubbs to make him move 15ft to the right which Tubbs could easily have done himself…lol plus the delay in showing SWAT’s fire getting penetrative hits because you know, it’s a trailer…😂

[@srujan00]

yeh, bad directing

[@jmbauzo6180]

Unlimited Ammo Cheat Code was used when they filmed this shootout...🤣 Man... I really love Miami Vice. :)))

[@c.r.chandler5905]

Woulda hated to have been one of those folks driving on the bridge in the background, lol

[@tommissouri4871]

Just another normal day in South Florida in the '80s.

[@heikeschult3678]

😂👍

[@nickbeckwith6211]

Just a constant hailstorm of 124grn 9mm P+

[@frantown55]

There is no show better than Miami Vice. It brings back so many memories. I watched every episode back in the day. It is too bad the had the show had to come to an end. The music, Miami scenery and good-looking guys. Crockett and Tubbs. Tubbs was my fav on the show!

[@snowwhite7677]

That, ladies and gentlemen, is what a Free Fire Zone looks like.

[@davela79]

Weapons handler: "so how many bullets do you want to use for this scene?" Director: "yes"

[@taxiuniversum]

Funny how they are aiming really hard - while simultaneously doing the „spray and pray“-routine. 😝

[@OldMovieRob]

Great scene, but it does make you wonder how many stray bullets went into the boats or the causeway beyond the trailer.

[@InconspicuousChap]

I guess any shot bystanders go onto the account of criminals. That's how police works.

[@the_real_mister_ed]

The back wall was bullet proof…😂

[@artemy3560]

This was a killer track! Truman's sound was awesome

[@OVI-Wan-Kenobi-8]

Looking back its funny how 80s and early 90s SWAT just wore baseball hats and not tactical helmets lol

[@llorenstorrespr4409]

The department couldn't afford protected gear.😁

[@hivicar]

Crockett shoots both weapons wildly and without aiming!

[@andryverzo986]

The best shooting in the series 🔝

[@goriflex2441]

badass rescue

[@nofilter265]

The street sweeper

[@VonWenk]

I'd forgotten the close-up shot of Highsmith lying dead amid the gunfire. When I first saw this, the first thing that came to mind was the shootout from Near Dark.

[@windwalker121]

Thank God they had that stack of flimsy wooden crab traps to hide behind!

[@robertfeldmann542]

when the house went down i was like Whoa !!!!

[@jeremybstudentpilot5315]

I never liked how the show made tubbs always a partner in distress.

[@TheRedDevil_NC]

Legends as strong as ever.

[@davefox7516]

They turned that area Into a gun range. God bless America.

[@cmendla]

If you look carefully, you can see: * A tractor trailer in the background with pallets of 5.56 * Another smaller truck with spare barrels. * At the end, the yacht in the background is taking on water after absorbing 883 rounds.

[@grigorirasputin5020]

LOL!-

[@maryhinton8476]

Loved this show

[@annhowcroft9493]

Awesome scene

[@billybull6149]

Νicd episode!!! Thank you!! We are fun of Miami Vice!!!💟

[@mikeivoyloff1656]

Anyone noticed how smoothly Lethal Weapon vibes kicked in?

[@oreally8605]

A rocket laucher would have been good too

[@DeanUSAMale]

Crockett was a 19 year old US Army sniper in Vietnam... he shot & killed a NVA Colonel at close to one mile distance... the man is deadly on a scope.

[@charlesmullins3238]

Especially Walmart ones on Kmart rifles….switek blastin the sweeper and it’s soft as a prs 6mm with brake…that sound though is priceless

[@thedarkknightman6150]

sonny is one bad mother......

[@michellew4637]

Sonny forever

[@IrishScribbler]

Crockett would have been so much faster on his feet if he wasn’t wearing Princess Diana’s hair.

[@alyzluke801]

Perfect example of the difference between cover and concealment

[@asifkhan4822]

Montoya must be one of the most reused badguy names on Miami Vice. It's literally appeared in every season since the first season sometimes even used more than once in the same season played by different characters. Remember Montoya in the 2nd season finale Son's & Lovers holding the gun on Crockett and Tubbs in the opener. Couldn't find they find any original names. This show had a weird habit of reusing names for the bad guys Guzman being the other name that got used a lot.

[@martinrios6120]

Well, it's a fairly common surname

[@pilotmiami1]

Bravo.thenks

[@leakyjeep5.9]

How much ammo should we bring? Yes.

[@williamrosales3173]

First guy to get shot looks just like the double dip chip guy (Timmy) from Seinfeld.

[@Crazymike1975]

Montoya and his men go out blazing then surrender to the cops.

[@EdD-ym6le]

Lots of lead flying behind that trailer(I know) . The one swat guy looked like he'd fired in auto before .

[@TheRenaissanceGuys]

Awesome!

[@dash1141]

Were those Colt Commandos?

[@GregRickard]

5 metres away with an automatic assault rifle and the bullets were missing Tubbs by about 3 metres.

[@nickbeckwith6211]

I didn’t know how resistant flimsy, soft wood crab traps were to 5.56 NATO. Good Lord I still love this show though.

[@chuckynitty978]

Should have did Sonny's conversation with the chief, off the chain.

[@tjs597]

good old day's

[@julioarruda4379]

Miami vice expetacular seriado oss

[@DonGately]

Sonny's hair got out of hand this season.

[@christopherallen9580]

in a good way

[@SoldierOfFate]

It reflects on his burnt out nature.

[@thechrisandphaedrusshow]

Reminiscent of the jungle clearing scene from Predator!

[@GrainneMhaol]

That sure is a lot of pallets.

[@benjaminrodriguez7356]

What type of firearm is Black Jack using?

[@markushornung7835]

Yeah these boxes are Bullet proof

[@jmbauzo6180]

Switek with the Striker 12 Shotgun...

[@brianmurphy9039]

I was more (read as: completely unimpressed) with the sound the FX guys chose for it

[@Agent77X]

Ammo cost must like $5K in blank rounds!

[@MikeRochac]

I live in El Salvador and I have been looking for years if not a decade for ways TO PAY for a streaming service that has this series on it.... any advice?

[@neilwatson9706]

Peacock Plus here in the US, it may be available to you also

[@nickbeckwith6211]

I just ponied up and bought every season on Amazon Prime. Now at least I have permanent access.

[@MikeRochac]

@@nickbeckwith6211 you’re right, just bought the full 5 seasons on DVD (I don’t care about blue ray and anyways the show was in 480ppi back in the 80s 😂) and it cost me just $34

[@Dave-co1cv]

Of course we're not supposed to think about all those hundreds of rifle rounds that passed right through that old trailer and hit all the buildings and people in the background.

[@margomckaine78]

Outrageous. Bad guys armed to the teeth and they can't hit jack squat. Not one target hit except Highsmith who stands there in the middle of the lot. Even Crockett who exposes himself while running isn't even winged. But the good guys bring every body down. Don't get me wrong: I LOVED Miami Vice and still do. But that scenario is ridiculous.

[@michellew4637]

Oh how I wish Sonny had exposed himself 😂

[@user-bo1rx5ji1d]

Ah yeah, back when SWAT wore badass caps and no helmets.

[@Analog-to-digital-cotinual]

Same deal with the first and 2nd Die Hard iirc

[@nicolasadileonardo]

Reminiscent of the movie.

[@AGC828]

It's funny how when you're younger and you watch TV shows like MV you're not critical about the "gun play". You dont analyze the tactics. How Sonny and the Metro Dade police walk into a situation e.g. to rescue Tubbs. How there wasnt a sniper. How they walked right towards gunfire square. Not keeping behind cover. Or using cover. Moves that would get people killed. Be like walking into a firing squad. :) yet Sony doesn't even get razed nor the guys around him.

[@tommissouri4871]

When he goes in close to Tubbs, he is just randomly firing in all directions. He would have done better to stay with the rifle and just keep putting a round through the trailer everywhere he thought someone was standing. When you see a barrel out the window firing, you can pretty well gauge where to shoot.

[@InconspicuousChap]

Use the rifle to kill a few most active shooters right through the walls? Nah, that's too easy. Dance with the inaccurate and weak pistol under heavy fire - that's how mr Mann figures out the job of a policeman.

[@zachporter8864]

ive always thoight putting handguns pointing to your crotch was a bad idea

[@ThexBorg]

Swiss cheese crime fighting

[@normantrapp9689]

This show is one of many examples, racism is a myth.

[@wydryfly]

I guess they made crappy trailers back in the 80’s too.

[@grigorirasputin5020]

I hated living in mobile homes in the 70's and 80's. Besides the lack of storm protection, there was zero ballistic protection. You probably could have fired a .25 automatic into one side and it would have exited the other side unless it hit a piece of hard furniture or something.

[@sonnycrockett_92]

I do what I do.

[@ThatGuyYouKnowUKnow]

It's time for LEO to bring this to the streets. Yes, this is cinema however, the time to bring pre-body cam, 80's and 90's (crime bill) justice to these Goons and Super Gremlins on Demon time is now...

[@SIKE01]

SONNY was always pulling TUBBS' fat out of the fire.

[@seanmetro3496]

The one time TUBBS won the coin toss, he still lost.

[@robertgibbs7513]

Remember when tubs rescue Crockett from Calderon

[@robertgibbs7513]

Also tubs help rescue Crockett from Calderon Hitman

[@Wenchework]

Yeah I would say they both equal regarding saveing one another however Castillo thats diffrent matter lol

[@whazzuphere]

Meh...too much ammo wasted for the job. One RPG would have ended things nicely.

[@mattwatters5702]

cheesy as hell

[@Bladerunner4924764]

Liked that "Gauntlet" collapsing building scene. Shouldn't SWAT have already been there, set up and ready to go? Oh yeah, it's called "Miami Vice", I forgot.