Miami Vice

Five seasons, and season three is where it quietly becomes a different show.

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Where to start with Miami Vice

Episodic almost throughout, so you can dip in, with one exception at the end of season four that has to be watched in order.

  1. 1
    Seasons 1 and 2 Miami Vice

    Forty-six episodes, and the version everybody pictures: pastel, neon, and a pop record under every other scene.

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    Season 3 Miami Vice

    A change of showrunner and a change of palette. Darker, more issue-driven, and the point where the show splits opinion.

  3. 3
    Seasons 4 and 5 Miami Vice

    The season four finale and the season five opener are one story and must not be split up. The final run of episodes also aired out of their intended order.

Then what? The 2006 film shares a creator and nothing else. A second film is announced for 2027.

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The Series

  • Miami Vice 1984, 5 seasons, 114 episodes

The Films

  • Miami Vice 2006
  • Miami Vice '85 2027, not out yet

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