Miami Vice Larry Zito Death HD 60 fps 320kbps

[@exposingproxystalkingorgan4164]

Zito's death was one of these unexpected moments in Miami Vice.

[@Strap1205]

There was and there will NEVER be a series like Miami Vice again! It was so perfect! This scene is so sad and with the absolutely brilliant selection of music throughout the whole series, it was really awesome!

[@aspe7187]

Agreed. It was just different from everything else. You never knew what you were going to get. To this day, no man or woman alive who grew up in the 80s can hear “In The Air Tonight” and not think about Miami Vice.

[@pycargue]

totally agree

[@jamiewilliams7443]

Bring a tear to the eyes

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

Powerful episode

[@crotalusjbc]

No one puts score and scene together like Michael Mann! The best ever at it. Not only MV, but his movies! Manhunter, Heat, Last of the Mohicans, etc. The music makes the movies and vice versa. Dude is a savant when it comes to this stuff!

[@BULL.173]

This is really some A+ acting. It’s so sad but his reaction is so nuanced it fascinates me. Overt expressions of grief or anger are momentarily shelved in favor of the higher priority. He loves Zito and has to hold onto him for a little bit. Everything else can wait for just a little while.

[@jeshkam]

Honestly, Michael Talbott deserved an Emmy for this scene.

[@chrisf8855]

One of the saddest moments in tv history (my opinion of course).

[@bartholomew9999]

One of the most powerful moments. What is so sad is that the series sucked the last few seasons - I eventually quit watching - after this character was eliminated. The comedic and familial dimensions were never as rich.

[@alainvosselman9960]

I'd agree on that. Mainly because of its simplicity. No need for additional drama, it's just there kicking you in the face..

[@HenryChinaski614]

Never a truer statement. Thanks.

[@brandondavenport6147]

Very true

[@davidpayne4315]

You're not wrong

[@yospilner]

Pretty cool that I read where Michael Talbott & John Diehl still maintain a strong friendship even till this day - True Partners till the end

[@jeshkam]

They starred in a short movie together quite recently, directed by John's son.

[@chrisf8855]

That's awesome

[@s.a.9732]

It doesn’t matter how many times I watch it. This music, this moment and Switek reaction will always break my heart!

[@MrSwiftmick]

The by far absolutely most strong moment of the entire Miami Vice serie. So strong, so heartfelt, so emotional and so god damn unfair!!!!!!!!!!

[@00ky]

No words from Michael Talbott in this scene, but this is just TV magic, and yes I cry every time I watch it too

[@jamiewilliams76]

Brings tears to your eyes

[@chrisf8855]

yes it does

[@jdstacking6845]

No greater bond than that between two men that have been to Hell and back together. RIP my friend

[@StressJudoCoaching]

Watching in January 2022 and I'm crying just like I did the first time. Damn

[@geekane9462]

Such great acting from Talbott. His subtle facial emotions summarizes the many years they shared as partners and friends

[@chaddelk3605]

You can't help but feel for Stan in this scene. Not only were Stan and Larry partners, they were buddies.

[@sigsputnik1]

I've not cried like this since. Zito4ever.

[@sigsputnik1]

@Terran I don't remember. I was a teenager when this happened and I'm nearly 50 now. But I remember my little half sized keyboard and me writing `Ode to Zito` when I was in high school.

[@Goodquality13]

A very well acted and sad scene.

[@bartholomew9999]

I felt like I was watching a movie when I watched this TV show. I agree, this scene was perfect.

[@cfx5000]

Perhaps the most touching scene in TV history. I actually got teary eyed when it aired and, I never cry.

[@BH-zh8su]

Quite possibly one of the most moving scenes in all of television, not just Miami Vice.

[@BlueberrySwede]

One of the most heartbreaking moments in the entire Miami Vice series, and it does not even involve either of the two main characters. Powerful!

[@German0768]

Su amigo y compañero Zito, grandes personajes de una gran serie de los 80.

[@AlexfromMiami]

Currently watching Miami Vice on prime, I’m just finishing season 1

[@MG-cd7wi]

Heavy bag still swinging, meaning he just missed possibly saving him.

[@lorifreckles7774]

Still hits so hard.

[@manueltubens535]

This episode is the best together with the 1st episode where Rico Tubbs' brother is murdered and his girlfriend gets blown up in the car. All 3 episodes were the best of Miami Vice. Truly emotional.

[@jime6688]

This moment at least(can’t remember enough about the rest of the episode) is probably in the top 5 for series. It’s up there with Evan. These guys were MAYBE even closer than Crockett and Tubbs as they seemed to hang out on their days off.

[@StressJudoCoaching]

Watching in April 2023 & I'm crying just like I did the first time

[@edsmith613]

One of the saddest moments ever in miami vice

[@StressJudoCoaching]

Steve Winwood is a genius

[@sergeyv4908]

2 seasons became my favorite tv show ever. And this scene i think was the best one. I remember as it was yesterday but 30+ years left since i saw it on Russia tv.

[@Penlager]

Such an amazing scene. So unexpected and sad. Such great acting. Perfect choice of song.

[@davidedwards2773]

One of the most riveting scenes of Miami Vice. Well done!

[@CrimsonLibra_20]

A wonderfully acted scene. Stan was accepting of the situation and he wanted to say a quiet "best friend" goodbye to Zito with no anger and no outburst. But Stan's anger understandably surfaced in Part 2.

[@StressJudoCoaching]

Watching in February 2024 and I'm crying just like I did the first time. Damn

[@alainvosselman9960]

That sure was a choky moment nobody had foreseen...

[@LocustIvy]

This was the saddest scene of all episodes.

[@brandondavenport6147]

Truly sad during this time on Miami vice

[@ghulk4040]

J'en pleure de perdre un frère comme ça. Miami vice the Best...

[@SmithersJones]

Michael Talbott knocked this one out of the park.

[@mathiasmorrison1530]

Steven Windwood is just an incredible singer. Adds that little extra to this scene.

[@gatsbee7]

This one was a real gut punch. I remember my Dad and I were watching it, both of our jaws dropped, and we went silent for quite awhile.

[@rainbowdashandsonicftw4792]

Not only that detective zito is good partner but a great friend

[@rollotomassi6374]

Miami Vice changed after Zito died……such a sad unexpected occurrence.

[@rickastley2308]

Michael Talbott's performance in this scene is the best in the whole show.

[@cathyspence4662]

I loved John Diehl in this series and don't understand why Larry Zito's character was never more fully developed. I cried when Zito died.

[@Hibbs4Prez]

Can't believe Zito did not see this coming.

[@jamiewilliams76]

This scene and Bobby death from NYPD BLUE BRINGS THE TEARS

[@MegaMr46]

Man both actors who were in the show are also unlucky in the Jurassic Park franchise.

[@rodan5052]

I remember this first viewing 😢

[@coolskater187]

Damn. I was hella sad when I first saw this episode.

[@anjaha7606]

Danke!

[@bobbysimmons2755]

2022 not crying your cryy

[@lillianwheeler6118]

It’s like it’s real. So good

[@sandrapowell4166]

For me the saddest scene

[@clairefreeman6273]

He doesn’t bother to do CPR on him or call 911.

[@loribighems3952]

That broke my heart 😢

[@danielsosa2388]

Que triste escena

[@Adam-oi2qc]

Man this hurt watching this 😢

[@brandondavenport6147]

Very sad moment

[@mbay340]

😭😭😭

[@MMACHMP]

This scene really bummed me out I liked Zito’s character

[@Neil-Breen]

😢😢😢🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪💓💓

[@drewdonaldson722]

hated to see Larry go.

[@HenryChinaski614]

Agreed.

[@DrLuke49]

Once those goons iced Vito they all sealed their fate right then and there 🪦🕊

[@maowsk4758]

larry zito kisses em

[@pasqualeperillo]

Hi

[@LindaMerchant-bq2hp]

Saitek wants the men who did this to his partner

[@adam.b3159]

What is the name of this great song? :)

[@cfx5000]

Steve Winwood. "There's a River."

[@winstonwolfwhiteshoes]

Why was he killed?

[@lupxxx]

music??????

[@PereRevert]

"There's a River" by Steve Winwood from his 1982 album "Talking Back to the Night"

[@lupxxx]

@@PereRevert Tanks!!!!!!

[@elimartinsjanuario866]

Qual o nome dessa música ? E quem canta ela ????

[@discocosmic]

Steve vinwood - there s a river

[@devilsadvocate269]

They could have at least gave Zito a transfer to another department or something. They killed him off for ratings and the show still tanked. Now he can't come back even if they did a reboot.

[@RedhairedCrow]

LUL Not sure where or how you formed the opinion it tanked after this episode or season, but seasons 4 and 5 are critically considered to be the best of the series. As for a reboot, this was groundbreaking in the 80s. I was there, watched it as a teen. It defined the 80s. TV and film needs to stop rebooting, and make series and movies from the tons of creative geniuses RIGHT NOW. Be unique for change, instead of incessant derivative laziness. In life, in films, too many people are like that now.

[@qontoh2s872]

He asked to be killed off.

[@Evan-tj1te]

John Deil asked to be killed off, because he wanted to pursue a movie career which, ironically, went nowhere. He knew if they simply transferred Zito they would try to bring him back now and then, which he didn't want, as he felt it would interfere with his much anticipated movie career (he didn't want to be typecast as Zito).

[@MrFrankg209]

@@Evan-tj1te his movie career lasted 80 movies and 40 tv appearances so it did go somewhere

[@steve8450]

Song: There's a River Artist: Steve Winwood

[@massimomax7433]

Che tristezza