Game Time! | Miami Vice

[@MiamiVice]

How many times have you watched Miami Vice?

[@fever_spike]

Only acceptable answer here, pal, is two words: *NEVER ENOUGH.*

[@chinanorthairguns]

Every episode when it first aired.

[@mb8kr]

Not only I watched miami vice countless of time, I went even farther than that, i wore sockless white loafers just as Sonny and Thomas did.

[@markdaniel6053]

Not one episode.

[@hawk4065]

Every chance I get

[@darkwhitedirewolf]

So his witness protection was to become a shoe salesman married to a redhead.

[@thabomuso4768]

hahahahaha!! Good one!

[@davidmeichner8346]

Undercover cop

[@jasonbertalotto2355]

@@davidmeichner8346 Fed who went too far

[@mb8kr]

Married to a redhead who ruined his swagg.

[@gapyrodawg5181]

That's not really don Johnson, it's Jefferson before his CIA Days

[@NightWarriorAlive]

Wow, that Al Bundy is quite a shot! This beats the four touchdowns he scored in one game!

[@sheffieldwednesday5421]

😂

[@gapyrodawg5181]

He quietly yelled let's rock before tossing the gun

[@matthewstiles852]

Lol true!

[@avace917]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Melly_6]

@@gapyrodawg5181 I also thought I heard a Whoa Bundy 😂

[@nimrod4065]

It sad that Ed O’Neil don’t get recognition for being a serious actor

[@jerrylewis788]

Agreed!!

[@krtacct]

He was too good as Al Bundy.

[@leofelco9343]

Check him out in LA Dragnet where he plays a super cool updated version of Joe Friday!

[@engell3707]

Al Bundy?

[@MrMitchelljung]

he also did a TV Movie in 1991 The Whereabouts Of Jenny. Pretty emotional flick

[@NeoGee]

6:10 You know Tubbs is a badass when he can get 7 shots out of a 5 shot Smith & Wesson J frame revolver!

[@LamontezTezlamon]

I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING LOL HAHAHA

[@SpartacusColo]

Well, that and the fact that the bug had a speaker and a receiver on it. Like they wired up a transistor radio to be a listening device. So a 7-shot Model 36 isn't completely out of the realm of TV magic!

[@jimmyc6686]

I thought he squeezed out 8 rounds lol

[@Rob-lj3kf]

@@jimmyc6686 speed loads LOL

[@randolphtolbert3825]

I saw him shoot down a helicopter with it in another episode.

[@michellew4637]

Miami Vice is, was and always will be, the best cop show ever

[@TopSecretVid]

This show jumpstarted quite a few careers

[@jimgravesus]

Dammit Peg! You blew my cover!

[@Wolffen51]

But Al....

[@lorandambrus2038]

Al was really trigger happy in this scene. Who was in the limo? Marcy?

[@brianbradburn]

Every fat woman he ever had to sell shoes to.

[@kevynhansyn2902]

And alot of Kelly's "Dates".

[@theodorecarter6601]

Or Peggy

[@MrMitchelljung]

Maybe it was Spare Tire Dixon

[@dnasty312]

OMG, the _Cops_ crossover 🤣

[@inquizition9672]

Don't let this man distract you from the fact that in 1966, Al Bundy scored four touchdowns in a single game while playing for the Polk High School Panthers in the 1966 city championship game versus Andrew Johnson High School, including the game-winning touchdown in the final seconds against his old nemesis, Bubba "Spare Tire" Dixon.

[@WardenSpectreCommander]

One of Ed O'Neill's best roles.

[@Dan210871]

"Art, after this operation we have no choice but to give you a new identity... as a shoe salesman who peaked in high school. Here's your boarding pass. The flight to Chicago takes off in two hours. There will be an orange Dodge Dart in parking lot C at O'Hare. It's unlocked and the key is in the ignition because, let's face it, nobody would steal that car."

[@TheAmateurEditor]

LIES! The key was a screwdriver!

[@Dan210871]

@@TheAmateurEditor You, Sir, have defeated me fair and square. I only wish I could give you multiple "likes".

[@bigdaddy7119]

It was a Duster, not a Dart.

[@Dan210871]

@@bigdaddy7119 They used multiple (3 or 4, if memory serves) Dusters during the show's run, so you are right. The car was always mentioned as a Dodge on the script, to the point of Al telling Peg "I don't want a Plymouth, Peg, I want my Dodge, dagnabbit!" in one episode.

[@Dan210871]

@John Connor A) Somebody has to review the dosage of your meds. B) The "Caps Lock" key is on the left side of your keyboard. You are welcome.

[@mb8kr]

Ed o'Neil one of kind.

[@crankyasianman]

Ed O'Neil played Popeye Doyle in a television movie with the same name on NBC when the networks used to make movies. It was a decent action movie for television.

[@jamesjwalsh]

What an inspired move by FOX to cast this guy in a comedic role.

[@mr.nobody9697]

He once killed 4 perps in a single day.

[@ysmith494]

😂

[@igorcuric8316]

This was a quality TV program, acting, story, music all perfectly fits in.

[@tperk]

The bad guys outsmarted the cops AND lost them on the causeway chase. Good thing Artie stepped up and saved the day

[@ronsmith9251]

This show had the best sound track.

[@JamesHorton-fo3yv]

Jan Hammer's score was the best ever on TV.

[@TopSecretVid]

I wasn’t so quick to leave the 80’s...In some ways I never left. I feel sorry for the kids of today that never experienced them.

[@mb8kr]

I couldn't agree more, I thank god I lived that decade in my prime.

[@MrBastilleDay]

Love this fuckin comment man!

[@tommyboy1675]

Best decade ever!

[@diegocanale1124]

Born in '78. The 80s were my childhood. As with MV I have very vague memories of the show first run, but wasn't really allowed to watch it as it was too violent for a 8 year old.I really got into it later in the 90s as teenager.

[@life-sf1oz]

Experiencing drugs and cocaines while being kidnapped by thugs at night and gangs shooting each other? No thank you them kids missed nothing y'all make the past look colourful and cheery it ain't like that.

[@jagv12m]

Then Al married Peggy the rest is history

[@mdd1963]

06:11 Tubbs lays down a 7 shot barrage of covering fire from his 5 shot Smith and Wesson J-Frame revolver...

[@anthonyeldridge4358]

The 80s were a time of miracles, you see.

[@ForGlory]

Give or take the subject matter, you got to love the production qualities of this show. It's like a John Carpenter movie, any good show needs to be carpeted and wall papered with moody ambient music through transition scenes. Give or take the subject matter, whoever made this show knew what they were doing!

[@blaxpoitation8528]

Awesome show, no doubt! But is nobody gonna talk about how in the police briefing, when Tubbs is getting the wire put on him; that there was a cop standing next to Crockett in booty shorts? Aahhh the 80's lol

[@fearisthemind-killer]

Damn, I just said something before scrolling down to your comment. I don't that that was cool even in the 80's.

[@archietuttle2682]

@@fearisthemind-killer And white semi-tube socks.

[@larzkruber822]

This was a great episode. Until that scene you didn´t know on whose side he was on the whole time. Pretty intence Ed was just great in playing a cop who was losing it!

[@evieraotacon]

Bless Ed O Neil

[@allahuackbar396]

Damn, the 80's rock I was too little to see it but god bless reruns

[@matthewJ142]

Ed is a highly underrated actor. Wish he was in movies and such. It would have been cool.

[@calanon534]

Look up his take on Dragnet, if you liked Art Lawson.

[@scarey2me]

Al being badass with the guys this time.

[@calanon534]

Note: Ed didn't flinch when he fired.

[@jamestran2056]

Crockett: lay down some suppressive fire Tubbs: (goes full auto with revolver)

[@gapyrodawg5181]

Where would Tubbs & Crockett be without the Unlimited ammo cheat code🤷‍♂️

[@Scribe13013]

Back when al bundy still had some ambition

[@thetruth7633]

When selling shoes did not make decent money Al decided a different career path

[@derPetunientopf]

Or maybe the witness protection program got him a job as a shoes salesman.

[@SpartacusColo]

@@derPetunientopf That's where all the anger he exhibited to the customers came from. We all thought it was his marriage, but it was his organized crime days.

[@derPetunientopf]

@@SpartacusColo I like that.

[@philosopher1a]

From hero to arrested OHHHH Al!!!

[@timlamb9428]

When he was moonlighting outside of the shoe store.

[@Fatherofheroesandheroines]

Ahh so this is why Al became a "shoe salesman"

[@franka1621]

That’s what being married with children can drive a man to... 😂

[@ChristopherTrott]

Police wires always blare out 80's music.

[@mattr8251]

Well , When you're waiting for the perp things can get boring

[@dalemcilwain]

Al Bundy even impressed Sonny Crockett.

[@primekiller5729]

Expected him to say, "Lets Rock!"

[@Schminner]

That oozy spray on the limo was for the folks of Polk High.

[@liquid49286]

Did you miss me Al? With every shot so far.

[@you2449]

3:28 - - That Chord was in about a dozen 80s Hits.

[@MyB.S._channel]

What Al Bundys' life would have been had he never married Peg.

[@fahmiajepamoo8981]

Miami vice my favorite movie film

[@grzempek]

I knew that selling shoes was just a cover!!!!!

[@rickbar123]

Dam, those were the days.

[@trydowave]

like the music in this.

[@IAmMajor101]

Miami Vice...Mind Bending!

[@karmaxx]

I didn't know Al Bundy made an appearance in Miami Vice! 😅

[@LorenHelgeson]

Great ending to a great episode. I'd make some joke about Al Bundy and witness protection, but some crybaby would probably accuse me of stealing their comment.

[@thepayne7862]

Sadly in the end of the episode you find out he hung himself.

[@reeceburns8077]

At this point it would just old not stolen because it's half the comment section

[@Braddock1976]

Ed O'Neil aka Al bundy and Gregory Sierra from Barney Miller and Sandford and son. Both great actors. Miami Vice was a master work not that long ago. Brick phones and all. Things change fast.

[@H0DLTHED0R]

Al Bundy! The song 🎵 playing from Tubbs device was Cardi B- WAP!

[@Deborahtunes]

Why was there music coming from Tubbs's wire? Someone screwed up on this one that's for sure...

[@jasonbertalotto2355]

Darned right! One big mess!

[@pteppig]

It shouldn't even have a speaker

[@joshuatrotter25]

@@pteppig It's a wire. a recording device to gather evidence. how else are they gonna record anything if it has no speaker ? 😂🤪🤣😜😂

[@jrvbamafan1]

@@joshuatrotter25 would have a microphone, not a speaker....smh

[@Sifo_Dyas]

Sabotage. Inside job. You find out in the next episode.

[@ramiyohay7286]

Ed O'neill ! He once put 4 bullets in a single man

[@LA_Commander]

Damn I didn't know Al Bundy was a drug lord!! Oh ok now it makes sense.....his being with Peg and working at a shoe store was his new life in the witness protection program....

[@zvonimirvidovic1714]

"Old McBundy had a gun...."

[@Politik-mit-Kopf]

Knowing to fire a weapon in addition to selling shoes. Skilful man!

[@akingwithwords2144]

😂😂😂 Al was tryin’ to leave dude alive to tell about all the ish he was implicated in 😂😂😂

[@yukomattingly]

Al buddy looks pretty cool. LOL

[@diegocanale1124]

That was a close call!

[@brahsumatra]

They had time to get new hubcaps.

[@ac4185]

Was he gonna shoot Crockett? No Ma'am.

[@anthonyrobinson6590]

Al just got off work at the shoe store. 😁

[@thomasbrogan9102]

Damn fine police work, boys...

[@petec3185]

They taped a Walkman to that man’s chest

[@davidgangemi3314]

Ed O Neil was great in everything!

[@justinquaylepate1358]

Al Bundy looks frightening with that gun

[@BonJody]

After this I'll tell you about my football days at Polk High.

[@DEANLATEMODEL18]

Tubbs revolver fired more then 6 times🤣🤣🤣

[@mikehawk6782]

I recognize that Al Bundy look at 5:59

[@ricksimon9867]

"Tubbs, lay down some fire! Shoot seven times if you have to!"

[@kenhightower897]

Al was gangsta

[@martynm.449]

Jefferson pulled some strings to get Al off the charges.

[@micpar2]

Say hello to my little Shoe!!

[@brianbradburn]

Peggy's not going to believe this!

[@jeremysmith9096]

I love these al bundy jokes

[@nickv4073]

Sure. A wire with a speaker built in. lol!!!

[@KutWrite]

Briefing by "El Puerco" from "Soap!" And undercover work on the side by Al Bundy!

[@eddiefaccioni2453]

RIP Gregory Sierra Jan. 4, 2021.

[@victorvictor8587]

For the rest of Al Bundys life he was punished on the Set of Married with Children no more wearing Silk suits or Machine Guns .

[@rodcrookes6036]

Al Bundy also had a hit single with his Group Disco Express “Booty Time” 🎶

[@21boxhead]

AL BUNDY "LET'S ROCK"

[@Winterascent]

Those container ships are so small compared to today.

[@gapyrodawg5181]

I always did like some "Sloppy Tail"🤷‍♂️

[@ubcsmercenary2730]

2:22 whats the song name?

[@hoppinggnomethe4154]

7-shot revolver... I find it weird that somehow, Crockett sometimes manages to get his hands on this Bren Ten out of nowhere in the oddest way

[@micpar2]

WWWWWWHHHHHOOOOAAAAA BBBBBUUUNNNDDDYYYY!!! Don't worry my next door neighbor is on his way he's a former CIA assassin!!

[@PrincessofPower84]

Better than his role in Soccer Mummy.

[@peterp2153]

“Eh, no, Sonny.”

[@titop6152]

Hey!!! That’s AL Bundy

[@Madness404]

Waw, Ed O'Neill looks like Clive Owen.

[@magnuskallas]

The limo door was silenced :) 6:07

[@jimmyc7803]

love how tubbs gets 13 rounds out of a smith j frame.

[@busterhikney6936]

@ 0:31 rather it be sloppy head instead of tail if someone is going to blow this

[@Guns7469]

I'VE SEEN THINGS!

[@DM-hw4cr]

That limo jump would have turned everyone inside into scrambled eggs

[@fearisthemind-killer]

What's up with that dude on the left? 0:20

[@elless4004]

Psycho Dad😂😂

[@michaelweston2285]

additional clever comment about him being on Married With Children

[@kevinblanchard1328]

Gregory Sierra as LT Rodriguez; before he took a bullet and saved Crockett's life

[@jeshkam]

RIP

[@randolphtolbert3825]

Julio from Sanford and son

[@ChristopherTrott]

Al Bundy!