Crockett Speaks Up for Trudy | Miami Vice

[@tylertilwick6852]

No one could’ve played this role the way Don Johnson did. He had the right amount of charm, charisma and intensity.

[@edwinemery350]

I was a 100% fan of Miami Vice and as for your comment...when the movie came out l passed ! ! ! ! A MV movie ? Johnson and Thomas only ! ! !

[@ronalcasid3844]

Josh Holloway would've been my pick as Crockett in a remake.

[@time2chill121]

Ok pal...get a room

[@time2chill121]

​@@edwinemery350You never missed much

[@denzeldon2007]

​@@edwinemery350- The movie sucked. It moved slow. Fell asleep at the theater 😂

[@TheLuscious]

Always loved how loyal Crockett was to his partners and they to him. He always had their back and they always had his back

[@AutoRevLife]

Except the one in the pilot

[@garyjackson3531]

​@@AutoRevLife Wasn't his fault

[@bretthoffman2128]

Trudy’s Character seldom got the recognition it deserved. She was a Great Character

[@wightangel]

I loved Miami Vice in the 80's. There was no better series on TV. Tubbs & Crockett were good cops, they were cool cops & boy did they fill the screen with their charisma's. The supporting cast were also what made the programme so thrilling to watch. Lovely scenery,Lovely girls & lots & lots of action.

[@mariadelosangelesnicolasgo3087]

YES IT IS YOU GOT THE RIGHT ANSWER SO I THINK THAT THIS TV SERIE IS THE BETTER WAY TO HAVE AN IDEA OF WHAT THEY ARE DOING IN EVERY CHAPTER AND I SAY THAT THIS TV SERIE INSPIRES ME TO WRITE A BOOK SO I LOVE IT TOO

[@mariposamichelleable]

I love how Crockett and Trudi are color coordinated

[@bobjames5264]

Or “color cooperated,” as Izzy would say. 😅

[@spiderboy-db5us]

Just started vice myself a couple months ago when I got hurt and I couldn’t find anything on tv worth watching. Was on Amazon video on day saw the first episode and the rest is history. Currently on season 3 and it is universally already one of my favorite shows in general

[@MichaelJohnson-dd9yo]

Like Pringles potato chips u can't have enough😂

[@ahhamartin]

Lucky. When I started (1984) we had to wait a week for the next episode.

[@walterlv01]

The way Sonny stood up for Trudi in the IA meeting was noble - but it was the act of a true friend the way he forcefully shut her down when she started second guessing herself.

[@davidatkinson8515]

Yep. Even though it was a television show, Trudy's shooting was justified. Any hesitation would have gotten them killed. That's of course by TV standards.

[@cagneybillingsley2165]

the whole culture of second guessing cops for the decisions they had to make in seconds while sitting comfortably in our chairs pondering for hours and days something we will never do in real life is still going strong today

[@Miamiflow885]

Have you noticed all the years that have passed since Miami Vice was aired, and still today people come back to watch clips. No show will ever come close to what we had in the 80s.

[@Billy-bc8pk]

It was pure awesome -- the cinematography, the colour grading, the acting, the actors -- I loved all of it. The cars, the action, the babes -- everything was absolutely on point. And oh man, the Jan Hammer's music!

[@zap_sigma1]

In the 80's & 90's, we were spoiled by NBC alone. The shows on just that channel (A Different World, Family Ties, Miami Vice, Friends, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Cheers, etc.) Man we grew up on some iconic shows on just that channel alone. Heck yes. 80's/90's forever.

[@matthewmarcinko9157]

Loved this scene. Sonny had taken enough heat for doing his job but would be damned if he let his friend Trudy get it too. Wish there had been more of this.

[@TheLuscious]

What? Loyalty was a hallmark of MV

[@bendakstarkiller1270]

2:59 - I love Crockett's attitude here. Man was a true soldier :)

[@movieclipz1441]

Mistake or no mistake, the fact that she feels some guilt only proves she's a good cop 🤗

[@jfundora8583]

Guilt only proves that you did something wrong

[@monte129]

These ritchie apriel comments are gold. Thank you!!

[@willia3r]

Dont forget your Veal Parm sandwich

[@AdVictoriam93]

​@@willia3r and to build beansie a ramp

[@play030]

Olivia Brown was so beautiful.

[@BrotherDerrick3X]

She and I share the same birthday (April 10th).

[@lukedaley17]

Naomie Harris performance in the film was brilliant too.

[@melaniet2526]

Over 40 years later...STILL the BEST show, character & soundtrack EVER!!!❤🎉

[@ericthom726]

Probably one of the best cop shows for the time

[@dliveinternational2754]

True Words

[@tw6873]

THE best

[@marcuswilliams6840]

For any time!!!

[@listeningviayoutube7229]

The best...

[@TonyStark-ck7sm]

A much younger Richie Aprile he knows how to play a jag off 😅

[@M_Lev___]

No worries.... Tony Soprano's little Sis will handle him. 😁

[@thedarkknightman6150]

its really great to see sonny back up trudy. and help her stay on track.

[@bryanhallman8183]

Gina and Trudy were great characters and they did a great job with the writing.

[@noahvoris3637]

Oh Don Johnson! 🔥 There’s a reason why Crockett was idolized by men and women alike in the 80’s and 90’s!

[@irisheyes0075]

Oh my god, seriously, anyone working for IAB needs their head examined....Its a good thing this team has each others back....way to go Sonny, you're not going to let them crucify Trudy without drilling into them how it was a good shoot or you'd be dead...Another awesome episode, Miami Vice Forever!

[@82ghall]

worse in blue city run

[@irisheyes0075]

@@82ghall Blue City Run, is that a different show?

[@JohnSmith-gq9gn]

@@irisheyes0075 It's worse in liberal ran cities.

[@LikeKools]

“It’s the jackeeeett!”

[@davidh943]

I just noticed that

[@sebastiandrylla]

Hahaha... True...😊

[@nama022]

... no Manson lamps though ! 😒

[@ianstallings]

Took it off the toughest guy in Essex County.

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

"Miami Vice," the iconic television series that aired from 1984 to 1990, has garnered a lasting appeal for several reasons: 1. **Stylish Aesthetics**: The show was renowned for its unique visual style, characterized by vibrant colors, sleek cars, and a Miami backdrop that captured the essence of 1980s glamour. The use of pastels and stylish wardrobe choices resonated with viewers and became a defining feature of the series. 2. **Cultural Impact**: The show played a significant role in shaping pop culture during the 1980s. It introduced a new level of sophistication in television, blending elements of crime drama with fashion and music, which influenced many subsequent shows. 3. **Memorable Soundtrack**: "Miami Vice" featured a memorable soundtrack that included popular music from various genres. The incorporation of contemporary hits helped set the mood for episodes and contributed to the show's overall appeal, making it a trendsetter in the use of music in television. 4. **Complex Characters**: The lead characters, Detectives Sonny Crockett (played by Don Johnson) and Ricardo Tubbs (played by Philip Michael Thomas), were complex and well-developed. Their struggles, relationships, and personal lives added depth to the narrative, allowing viewers to connect with them beyond their roles as detectives. 5. **Gripping Storylines**: The series tackled various themes, including crime, morality, and the challenges of law enforcement in a vibrant but dangerous environment. The storytelling often blended action with introspection, offering viewers both excitement and emotional engagement. 6. **Cinematic Quality**: "Miami Vice" was notable for its cinematic approach to television, employing advanced filming techniques, narrative structures, and artistic direction that set it apart from other shows of its time. 7. **Nostalgia**: For those who grew up during the 1980s and 1990s, "Miami Vice" evokes a sense of nostalgia. Its cultural references, music, and fashion can transport viewers back to that era. 8. **Legacy and Reboots**: The show's lasting impact can be seen in its continued references in popular culture, as well as the development of film adaptations and reboots, which keep the essence of the original while introducing it to new audiences. These elements combined to create a show that was not only entertaining but also culturally significant, fostering a devoted fan base that appreciates its influence on both television and popular culture.

[@okuradani]

Geting drilled by Ritchie Aprile. Was waiting for him to swing a coffee pot...

[@morrieswigs]

Crockett was a lot tougher than Beansie

[@chrism5792]

I thought the same D thing.

[@williambrown7203]

I knew someone would point this out!

[@SurprisedBakedBuns-nq6cd]

David Proval Eddie Murphy's first acting coach!

[@seewhativescene]

Crockett had more in common with Ralph getting pegged by Janice ​@@morrieswigs

[@jobrakai9395]

Janice made the right move by shooting Richie

[@jesterday2222]

Who are Janice and Richie?

[@orangejacket4551]

@@jesterday2222characters from the Sopranos. Richie is a character played by the guy in the tan suit jacket chewing out Sonny and Trudy.

[@heldbymynutsacsplight2663]

Wrong series

[@jesterday2222]

@@orangejacket4551 Thanks :)

[@papadre70]

​@@jesterday2222the Sopranos 😂😂

[@stevefowler2112]

I am about the same age as Don Johnson and when Miami Vice was huge in the 80's I was dressing just like him...i was a buttoned up young Engineer by day but on the weekends I had my linen jacket and pants and easter egg colored muscle shirts underneath...the girls ate it up, oh those were some great times!

[@christianmalick]

Can you believe they had writing this good on network television once🤔

[@butcho7492]

Don Johnson was THE man when this was on. What a show.

[@petegregory517]

My book, he still the Man. Like Eastwood, Burt Reynolds, Willis, James Garner, Bogart....never be others of this magnitude, unforgettable characters. BR, maybe not a great actor but his charisma, charm, near unmatched.

[@LGray71]

​@@petegregory517I could've honestly wrote this comment. You've listed my favourite Actors. Along with Robert Mitchum

[@petegregory517]

@@LGray71 Mitchum definitely there. 👍

[@FaytLinegod]

Sonny was one of the most righteous cops on TV.

[@chuckwood8452]

Those young Manson lamps had Trudy quaking in her boots lol

[@M_Lev___]

LOL! Tony's little Sis will handle him.

[@retro-dademusic6403]

Awesome costume for DJ in these scenes. Great colors. 😎

[@FlowersAlwaysBloom]

Oh yes, I very much agree with you!!

[@IndyCrewInNYC]

One thing's for sure, Sonny would always have your back. He had no time for feckless bureaucrats sitting behind a comfy desk in their air-conditioned offices while he and his squad were constantly risking their lives. This scenario is even more relavant nowadays if you ask me.

[@mojaave]

Those unexpected spurs of Crockett getting heated over these situations are absolutely gold

[@killersalmon4359]

Sonny always has your back? Maybe...but he kinda sorta left Trudy in there by herself with the IAB guys when he stormed out...

[@manuelgaetan]

But what would Joe Biden and his people would have done?

[@Chinachik]

@@killersalmon4359 No, by walking out he ended the inquisition because they needed both cops who were present on the scene of the shooting to continue it.

[@chriskehoe007]

Agreed loyalty was much better represented then and yes Sonny always had everyone’s back as they had his the way it’s supposed to be and should be

[@C_AVATAR]

I miss the 80s.

[@toddvanwinkle7777]

I’ll second that…and Miami Vice and all the cool stuff back in the great 80’s!

[@ObltKG4]

Crockett's a Class Act, through and through. He was the conscious of the show. Period.

[@lukedaley17]

I know everyone else is commenting about it but Crockett has proved how loyal he is sticking up for Trudy.

[@stork667]

That was cool how he called someone an a****** without actually saying a****** on national TV.

[@MicheleHill-wv2wc]

Just got the chance to binge watch Miami vice. Loved each and every episode. Amazing writers amazing cast amazing show. The good old days when people took the time to think and write and when actors put their soul into the part that they were playing. The originals are always the best. Miami vice was a great show. 😊😊😊😊

[@lucianakueker5001]

She was so pretty and the Spanish girl cop too.

[@brainysmurf74]

But Trudy was supposed to be Latina too.

[@matthoward1174]

Richie Aprile, playing Jerry Callo here,... C-a-l-l-o .........

[@warrior3738]

Still one of the best shows on TV! Crazy how that scene is exactly what we're going through today with the defending the bad guy first

[@kamuelalee]

Great show. Love Trudy. 🔥

[@lindacollins903]

Another great episode ♥️

[@bobm7250]

Yup!

[@ncandanto]

Michael Mann, got everything down to a T, the old guy playing cards with Sonny, wearing a Piaget watch , absolute 80's perfection, and Richie Aprile playing an Internal affairs cop😮😮😮

[@henryabner9482]

This show introduced a lot of new actors

[@shapiroshekelberg604]

Richie Aprile before the can.

[@cm8836]

😂

[@StephenH-ms9og]

Least he didn’t do ‘twenty f***ing years’

[@majuli8420]

He gave them the Manson lamps.

[@ThaMizphit74]

The Dutch Oven. Great Episode!!

[@flixsymmetry]

Always love the little bits of regular interaction thrown in these early episodes. Crockett playing gin, his competitive nature adding layers to his character.

[@DonnaMead-wr4fd]

I love this show. The 80's were the best.

[@per1328]

Gracias por tener siempre fresco estos hermosos recuerdos. 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽 Thank you for always keeping these beautiful memories fresh. 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽

[@edwardpate6128]

What a great show! This demonstrates why you don't play cards with old guys! LOL

[@ejseabury]

Michael Mann needs to do a reunion movie or a video game, set in 1985, and have the original actors voice their characters. Provide a list of 80s music and you’d have something great.

[@thabomuso2575]

Now that would be a money making machine. Especially as a computer game. All the real voices and the same music. Every episode on Miami Vice turned into a part of the game. Great idea.

[@lisazoria2709]

I mean... there's GTA Vice City. Close enough for me. 😎

[@thabomuso2575]

@@lisazoria2709 ​GTA Vice City is funny and good, but old and not the real thing.

[@mecongberlin]

Yeah GTA Miami Vice love it - but I would never trade the Ferrari Daytona.

[@ejseabury]

Agreed. The Daytona Spider would need to stay.

[@Vaporvice84]

It's supposed to be a serious moment but I can't help but laugh at Don/Crockett having to censor himself using words that you know he wouldn't have said if this weren't network TV lol.

[@blaqmarc]

If this was on HBO MAX, Netflix, Paramount +…the vernacular would be a little mo saucy. Lol.

[@NicoleA.C.-PhD.]

On God !!🤣✊🏼

[@specialk9424]

Even if they could've gotten away with the things NYPD Blue got away with, it would've had so much more punch to it.

[@DavidBrown-wo9ip]

I think this episode aired sometime between 84-86. Ten years later on network T.V. and Crockett would have been calling them assholes.😎✌️

[@edmondlau511]

Those alpha hotels!!! 😆

[@Mapqwerry]

The actress Olivia brown was so beautiful

[@allanlomas5133]

Sonny is such a good pal

[@cstar1931]

Justified 💯✊🏾

[@endtimeslastdays7777]

Trudy is so pretty

[@donnasreviewandrandomthoug6504]

I like the relationship between Sonny and Trudy

[@brianriley5178]

Ritchie Aprile... pure Shawshank! Who wasn't on Miami Vice?

[@musicalmelodies3595]

Paulie was also in MV season 4 or 5 I believe

[@TaschenRechner22]

Richie wasn’t in the can all those years. He was actually an undercover cop all along.

[@AdVictoriam93]

Pacino and De Niro

[@manuelgaetan]

This is why you never mess with the older folks.

[@richardstevens8839]

Just a note on the fact Miami Vice was shot in Technicolor - the colours are rich and vibrant. Just been watching my second favourite show of the 80s Magnum Pi and the Technicolor in that is sumptuous. The A Team was in Technicolor but processed by CFI and was a notch below those two.

[@chaelodoul9401]

I KNEW RICHIE WAS A FUCKING WORM FROM THE GET GO. I TRIED TO TELL TONY, BUT NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, RICHIE IS FROM THE OLD SCHOOL, HE WOULD HAVE NEVER BEEN A COP. YEAH WELL HERES THE PROOF TONY!

[@jasonups5386]

Yes!!!! Dad and Brother were officers in Miami. They would do the same 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@raulguadalupe3489]

I loved Trudy! Great episode!

[@samwheel5162]

Ritchie aprile talking about being a cowboy lol

[@Tchild2]

01:20 Richie Aprile was a Miami Internal Affairs officer before his move into organized crime?

[@italbadboy4382]

The jacketttttttt!!! 😂

[@jorad4887]

Crockett is tough as nails and hard as it gets!!

[@JanMartin-m3j]

Another great episode of this beautiful show remember very well

[@MsPatriotfront]

Coolest TV cop in the history of TV cops.

[@timjilman3295]

The real genius of this show was the sound guy.

[@macleod1592]

That line has cracked me up for 35 years....."We're not done here! Well I am. Get the lights when you leave."

[@andylikesstuffchannel]

The DON is a Legend grew up on this stuff back in the day then Magnum and I'm English 80s TV from across the Pond 💯💯💯💪💪💪

[@john9524]

That's right, you never let someone disrespect your homegirl.

[@werdle92]

I miss being able to smoke indoors. I used to love the smell of public buildings as a kid cause of the smell of cigarettes. then a bunch of big babies made a fuss and now we cant do cool stuff anymore.

[@OntarioAndrews415]

Great scene. Great show.

[@johndawhale3197]

The only thing that would have made this show better would be if they allowed the actors to use curse words. Sonny could have laid some SERIOUS talk on those guys if he had the freedom of speech to do so.

[@roleemack1535]

Yeah show was missing uncut but as someone born in 90s it's a masterpiece without cussing that to Me is talent to hold back the f bombs and other profanity

[@javieraltamirano6465]

God I miss the 80s

[@kasandrapurplekitten]

Richie Aprile was in no mood

[@hickster316]

Good Actors and Good Writers produced a Fantastic television show in the 1980's.

[@letsbuilda4ort]

Crocket is the man. Whats right is right. Truly the greatest show.

[@lv2465]

Mmmmm, I might have to dig out the boxset of MV. Always shines in the summer.

[@3randgruppen-in-einer-person]

Excellent scene !

[@clintleffingwell8129]

Looking at their hair, it's funny how the two chicks in bikinis at the beginning of this clip look like they actually just came out of swimming in the ocean; not perfectly primped like they had just gotten out of the makeup artist's chair. Details...

[@flitsertheo]

0:02 Too bad this is almost 40 years ago. 0:04 Volkswagen Jetta (VW Golf with a trunk) , you don't see those anymore.

[@TheTheratfarmer]

Analog video. True quality video.

[@peter455sd]

Back from when we still believed the war on drugs was real...

[@Mitch-z1t]

DJ one of the greats

[@ricksegal3065]

Love it!

[@bobbrown6430]

grab the pompous clown by his hair and introduce his face to Mr. Table. great portrayal of the condescending person who has a tiny bit of power abusing it to the limit.

[@bandini22221]

We need cops like Sonny back today.

[@JohnSmith-gq9gn]

We need to get rid of Democrats running anything.

[@RealRavi]

Sonny would have entered the school and stopped the shooter…

[@ralphholiman7401]

@@RealRavi, I was thinking the exact same thing. I retired 12 years ago with 28 years of law enforcement experience, (including being a DEA agent in Miami). Back then, our biggest problem was agents who would run into danger, without even putting their ballistic vests on first, and only carrying a five shot revolver (like Tubbs). The problem back then was trying to get the agents and officers to take less risks.

[@jamiejack764]

@@RealRavi you better believe it, he rescued the little girl in the swamp

[@normandy1140]

I saw the 2006 Miami Vice movie and I saw there was a character named Trudy in it. But I didn't know she was in the original series! I learn something new everyday.

[@sandrasanders706]

Yes but not the same actress.

[@monroekelly9064]

Trudy was smoking hot!❤

[@TimRHillard]

Incredible show. Lost its way a little towards the end. But still, very good.

[@gt-gu7rb]

Richie Aprio from The Sorpranos. Who wasn't on Miami Vice back in the day.

[@gfunkmadness]

Crockett isn’t some greaseball store owner, he’ll step up

[@Ballsyone]

AWESOME CROCKETT!!!

[@BenJabituya]

Crockett is such a badass cop!

[@travisdonaldstanley6420]

Hotel was the same that Tommy Vercitti stayed in. 1986

[@larrynicolas5167]

There was also an episode of Miami Vice where Tony Sirico (Paulie) played a mob boss.

[@Nixter1974007]

Two slimy I.A. guys. Well done Sonny and Trudy.

[@davidsmith1162]

There Was One Play To Be Made. You Think For A Second, You're Dead, Or Your Partner Gets It.

[@Rosebudbublegum]

David Proval known for his roles as Tony DeVienazo in the Martin Scorsese film Mean Streets (1973), and as Richie Aprile in series The Sopranos .

[@Carlito_Brigante93]

It’s da jackeeeet!