Even Fat Cats Fry, Calderone' | Miami Vice

Calderone is going to kill Crockett but at the last moment, Tubbs and Angelina appear on the door.
From Miami Vice Season 1 Episode 5 'Calderone's Return: Part 2 - Calderone's Demise': While on the trail of Calderone in Bimini, Tubbs falls in love with a woman who forces him to consider his loyalties.
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[@Rico-ow3ys]

This episode set the tone for the whole series. It let us know this show was different, and what was to come. My favorite.

[@aw8119]

One of the most powerful and unforgettable scenes of 1980’s television.

[@rayshardrobinson7878]

Definitely one of my top 3 episodes from Miami Vice! Calderone was my favorite villain on the show!

[@clarissawestbrook2203]

Same here

[@erikmonroe8087]

Mines Too, He Was My Favorite Bad Guy On Miami Vice Also

[@NightWarriorAlive]

Epic, epic scene! But Calderone is right, the politicians allow crime to exist.

[@davidcohron7107]

You're right. They do.

[@keepcalm1224]

It was true then, still true now. Look at Jeffrey Epstein who got away another 10 years to commit the same heinous acts before getting arrested. It’s because he got a federal non prosecution agreement, even AFTER they had enough evidence to convict him, the FIRST time they caught him. He had people in his pockets. Every crime that sicko committed after that deal was also on them. They should also be in jail, not just Epstein’s female friend Maxwell.

[@jasonmorgan8110]

@@keepcalm1224 Clinton too

[@E-stylz-1967]

Tony Montana said it first!

[@DarthVader-1701]

​@@keepcalm1224 Yeah he was also allegedly part of the intelligence community, friends with the CIA and Mossad.

[@TheKt75]

2:23- He is one smart guy. He knows when to leave when the shit is about to go down. :-)

[@bbrown4929]

LMAO. saw that too. WHO was that?

[@neothe1st644]

Looks like the corrupt police chief seen at the beginning of the vid

[@johndawhale3197]

I like how Calderone's bodyguard with the moustache appears in a totally different role as a random doorman at David Traynor's house party in the episode "Rites of Passage".

[@jmjfanss]

One of the most shocking endings in TV and entertainment history.

[@b.walker5955]

Well JR had a little ditty that went fairly well. And...Casablanca had a pretty great scene. The last American Hero. Crazy Larry and Dirty Mary. But yeah, I guess you are right. 🤣

[@ericfreeman1303]

Tubbs definitely came and save the day. But Crockett' save him also💯

[@efel1415]

Epic Don Johnson at it's best

[@ElectricAngel181]

One of my favorite episodes Calderon.

[@mommaro26]

I remember watching this..Calderone was something else.

[@samurai7270]

These episodes were like movies so much happened in them💥

[@SIKE01]

the unedited CALDERONE'S death dance hasn't aired in 35 years.

[@brettkramer]

Death dance ?

[@KurtWagner011]

@@brettkramer His death was a little bit longer. He was shot quite a few times, and then fell into the seated position. By the time he is sitting down, they aren't shooting anymore, and all that's left is the daughter's screams echoing. After the censorship, if it wasn't for the screaming and shooting sounds, it would look like him sitting by the pool and leaning backwards!

[@brettkramer]

@@KurtWagner011 Thanks !!

[@killersalmon4359]

@@brettkramer When this originally aired, Sonny does a mag dump on Calderone with the Hockler and Calderone is just "dancing" as the bullets hit him over, and over and it goes on, and on, and, frankly, it's a bit excessive. He finally falls back into a sitting position, and then slides backward into the pool. I'm not sure why it's been shown in this truncated fashion nowadays. I'm not convinced censorship is the reason since I'm sure there were more graphic death scenes shown in Miami Vice later on.

[@bbrown4929]

@@killersalmon4359 wow. You just refreshed my memory.

[@marquesjohnson6359]

Classic epispode and the most memorable villian on Miami vice

[@bobstone4243]

“Shoot em in the head a couple of times, throw em in the ocean” 🤣

[@cellmate1]

They finally got him

[@b.walker5955]

Even fat cats FLOAT.

[@Visionary0001]

Anyone remember the UNEDITED version of the scene where Tubbs makes love to Calderone's daughter? (It was very long and steamy.) They showed it on broadcast television in 1985, but then significantly edited the original Director's Cut to comply with the FCC at the time. So unless you have a bootleg videotape, it no longer exists.

[@leathiarao1049]

Very steamy. The hottest that i ever saw on Tv or the movies.

[@Locktwiste72]

0:04 that smoker looked like Jeffrey Wright

[@geoleo2597]

Great video clips Suggestion: The volume of the music theme at the end is TOO LOUD. I always have to quickly cut the video

[@ExAnimoPortugal]

It's kind of strange Orlando Calderone wanted to kill Tubbs because actually it was Crockett who pulled the trigger

[@erikdrum6934]

Well it was Tubbs that got his sister Angelina to betray Orlando's father. So Orlando blames Tubbs to worm his way to his sister's heart

[@johndrake2729]

@Dissident Aggressor Yeah, looked like Tubbs was one second away from making that sawed-off talk ... Angelina or no Angelina.

[@Procket12]

@Dissident Aggressor It's also that Crockett wants revenge for the death of his previous partner, Eddie Rivera, who was played by Jimmy Smits.

[@fever_spike]

“Kill my partner? Not if I kill you first, pal…!”

[@Nixter1974007]

Corrupt Chief Albury enjoying a cigar.

[@johnryder557]

Looks familiar lol

[@larzkruber822]

For her, it was the worst day of her life, for Crockett & Tubbs, it was just friday

[@busterhoodstar4447]

That looks like Frank Lopez's old pad in Scarface.

[@floridaloveclifton5175]

This was a amazing episode, very shocking ending. 3:24 Also I don’t know if Tubbs is in shock because Crockett killed Calderone or because of Angelina’s horrible scream. The actress is beautiful but her acting here was terrible.

[@seaningram3285]

and that hairdo was even scarier.

[@celticprideisstillalive8766]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!

[@bbrown4929]

2:23. Who’s the guy in the background who just gets up off the couch and leave? 😅

[@sushinuggets8475]

The corrupt island police chief

[@SIKE01]

@@sushinuggets8475 he dipped out quick fast

[@Deborahtunes]

This whole storyline wasn't explored enough...

[@Deborahtunes]

@@andryverzo986 ~ I was actually thinking more along the lines of Tubbs's son...

[@leofelco9343]

@@Deborahtunes YYYEEESSS!!! Soo True!!!! I hope someday maybe someone will script an episode about his missing son, Ricardo Calderone!

[@stevenoliviero3652]

I feel thay made a wrong decision to kill him off way to soon thay could of go a entire season of episodes with this story line....

[@claudewinchester7068]

You know, audiences today probably think villain speeches are getting corny, but they're necessary to make them what they are. Joker, Two-Face, every comic book villain ever, gives a speech of some sort. And Calderone's is more epic than I remember, because I see this certain perspective -- when one kingpin falls, another takes their place, and are generally worse than the last. And with technology constantly evolving, why and how does this even happen? Since the '80s, the underworld has just brought about deadlier drugs and criminals that are more evil. Something just isn't right when you have state-of-the-art forensic, tracking, and facial recognition technology but there's still a criminal underworld. Corruption and greed from those meant to protect us is what it boils down to. That's where we need movie and TV cops like Crockett, Tubbs, Harry Callahan, Hank Voight, among others. Each of them in every city would really be great.

[@NERGYStudios]

🎯

[@M0butu]

Crime only disappears when you make it obsolete. Usually this means making it unprofitable.

[@theuploder8424]

​@@M0butu You would also make power an obsolete concept. Therefore no power, no crime.

[@Rico-ow3ys]

One of the henchmen looks like Roberto Duran.

[@johndrake2729]

3:19 - 3:23. I call this the Calderone Snake Death Move.

[@kellyweingart3692]

😂😂😂😂

[@keithsmith8331]

Great show all the way around.

[@muhammadjijeli1865]

Un des meilleurs épisode de Miami vice Calderon

[@rosadalessio9348]

DON JOHNSON..ES UN ACTORAZO DE LEY...CON TODAS LAS LETRAS ..Y DAKOTA.SU HIJA .LE HACE HONOR COMO GRAN ACTRIZ...

[@fernandorivera2395]

Happy New Year's

[@VRmission38]

In BOTH Calderone and Angelina's deaths Tubbs FREEZES. He takes out the guy who was going to shoot Crockett which proves how aware he was. But he wasn't going to shoot Angelina's father even though he was responsible for his brother's death and was a personal crusade that brought him all the way from NY for vengeance.

[@henrypahl51]

Iam hammer background music made it so more intense !

[@bmw48131]

Best episode🤩

[@tbonilla6922]

Without a doubt.

[@erikmonroe8087]

AGREED 💯💯💯💯

[@AldenRDavis]

3:11 - The death of Calderone

[@Plata-ori-plumbu]

Did Tubbs purposely date Calderone's daughter to get close and be able be able to kill him?

[@johnryder557]

Yes they allowed steaks to exist lol 😆

[@Wenchework]

Yes but he did fall for her thoe

[@bzhzjbzhzj8809]

Her screaming is awful in this scene and one of the few times i felt that the scene DIDN'T work.

[@scott7521]

Yeah, she's awkward and a bad actress

[@marcosjuarez7809]

It looks like some thing out of Scarface.

[@FrancisMarcosGaming]

Interestingly, Crockett got NONE of the blame for Calderone's death when he was the one who shot him. Angelina even witnessed it herself!

[@crankfotton]

Hilarious

[@1986SSMONTECARLO]

Pinero eas GREAT as Calderone

[@anthonyarguien7785]

FUCKING CLASSIC TELEVISION.

[@slappy0077]

Noooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@kingwinter2024]

3:11

[@anthonyarguien7785]

MIAMI VICE BLOOD ON THE WATER. The murderous Calderone (Ramon Rodriguez) prepares for his final showdown with Vice cops Crockett (Ryan Reynolds) and Tubbs (Larenz Tate) in the final chapter of the trilogy. Produced by Edward James Olmos. Written by Anthony Lee Arguien. Directed by McG. COMING SOON FROM UNIVERSAL/MCA. Featuring "The Man's Too Strong" performed by Dire Straits.

[@senior_ranger]

Amazingly bad acting!

[@claudewinchester7068]

In modern times by modern standards, probably. But many shows today are afraid to be like the older ones. I can see how a lot of them just hold back from something. It doesn't mean they aren't good, but these old shows had such flair that can't be replicated.

[@marshallfelter2414]

wetracy is an amazingly Bad critic who obviously has bad taste...

[@claudewinchester7068]

@@marshallfelter2414 Maybe they're younger, although taste doesn't have anything to do with age. I actually got into this show as a teen in the 2000s when Crockett's car reminded me of Lance's from GTA Vice City. I'm so glad I played the game to have been... I guess starstruck? By seeing a similarity between 1980s sports cars. But when I was growing up, I don't know, my peers seemed to be more into what our parents grew up with, such as classic rock and older movies. Quite a different tale today. I think that's a lot to do with why shows like this aren't made now. When something like this does come along, it's highly underrated. I just worry they'll reboot this show next. They've already done so with a lot of the classics. I don't understand why they just don't do revivals that are canon, like what they done with Fargo.

[@claudewinchester7068]

@Dissident Aggressor Spot-on. An episode like 'Evan' would never air today, though I heard it didn't even air back then. There was nothing bad about the episode, and was actually one of the top ones.

[@claudewinchester7068]

@Dissident Aggressor I'm the class of 2010. Things have changed so much in that time alone 😔 I often wanna go back and stay. Everything stayed good until about 2014. It seems the more you give people, the more they want. That's a lot of the problem too, I think.

[@tomsmith-rj3vw]

Yes great tv even though i hate. Tv.