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  1. Find out the titles, ratings, and summaries of the 17 episodes of Miami Vice Season 4, aired in 1987-1988. See the cast, crew, trivia, and watch options for each episode.

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    Season 4 of Miami Vice premiered on September 25, 1987 on NBC, with the season premiere "Contempt of Court". The fourth season concluded on May 6, 1988 after 22 episodes, with the Sonny Burnett cliffhanger "Mirror Image". It was released on DVD on March 20, 2007. Season 4 is currently available for viewing at Tubi.com.

    •Don Johnson as Metro-Dade Detective James "Sonny" Crockett

    •Philip Michael Thomas as Metro-Dade Detective Ricardo "Rico" Tubbs

    •Saundra Santiago as Metro-Dade Detective Gina Calabrese

    •Michael Talbott as Metro-Dade Detective Stan Switek

    •Olivia Brown as Metro-Dade Detective Trudy Joplin

    •Edward James Olmos as Metro-Dade Lieutenant Martin "Marty" Castillo

    While nowhere near as severe as at the start of season 3, the show nevertheless undergoes several notable changes at the start of season 4, seemingly aimed at recapturing the feel of seasons 1 and 2.

    •Many viewers and critics feel that the show's magic had begun a long, slow fade by the beginning of Season 4, though they didn't know why. Behind the scenes, at this point all the original writers had left, and NBC putting the show against Dallas for most of Season 3 had not helped its ratings.

    •The extensive use of dark, gritty storylines is scaled back somewhat, although some nihilistic episodes still remain. At the other end of the scale, some of the lighter episodes veer wildly into science-fiction and comedy, most infamously the seventh episode "Missing Hours", which is often cited as the point when the series "jumped the shark". The disparity between dark episodes and light episodes leads to a decidedly uneven season.

    •Tubbs' involvement in storylines is noticeably downscaled.

    •Tubbs grows a beard for season 4 and Crockett's hair reverts to a slightly longer and shaggier version of his season 2 hairstyle, and continues to grow slightly as the season goes on.

    •Pastel clothing is largely reintroduced, although some of the darker styles of the third season still appear regularly.

    •Season 4 aired Friday nights at 9:00 pm until April, 1988, when it returned to the 10:00 pm time slot it held in its first two seasons.

    •A recurring "theme" of the fourth season is the Organized Crime Bureau becoming involved in cases that would realistically fall outside of their jurisdiction. While this has happened before in earlier seasons (examples include "The Home Invaders" and "Shadow in the Dark"), such occurrences were rare and often stated to be the result of exceptional circumstances, typically involving the temporary reassignment of personnel due to unusually high public pressure to solve a particular case. In season 4, these ventures outside of OCB's jurisdiction are almost never explained or justified and make it seem as though the Vice squad is the only functioning police unit in Miami, taking on any and all law enforcement details. When arriving at the scene of such cases, Crockett would often ask, "Why were we called?"

    •Several of the episodes in this season are frequently rated by fans as the worst in the series, most notably "Missing Hours" and "The Cows of October".

    •Michael Mann had planned to have episodes of the series set in Paris and Tokyo, but those plans ultimately fell through as ratings continued to deteriorate and brought with them reduced production budgets.

    •This is the only season of the show not to have either a feature-length episode or an episode aired in two parts (although the storylines involving Frank Mosca and Fremont/Wiggins each take place across two separate episodes, and the Sonny Burnett Arc spans several episodes at the end of the season and the beginning of the next).

    •The only season-end cliffhanger in the show occurs this season, with the aforementioned Sonny Burnett story arc carrying over into season 5.

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  2. Synopsis. Hit the streets again with Sonny Crockett and Rico Tubbs, two of the world's slickest undercover cops. 20 Episodes. S4 E1 - Contempt of Court. S4 E2 - Amen... Send Money. S4 E3 - Death and the Lady. S4 E4 - The Big Thaw. S4 E5 - Child's Play. S4 E6 - God's Work. S4 E7 - Missing Hours. S4 E8 - Like a Hurricane. S4 E9 - Rising Sun of Death.

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  3. Cool Runnin' Crockett and Tubbs search for a murderous team of drug rip-off artists. S1 E4 | 10/19/84. Calderone's Return, Part One. Part 1 of 2. Sonny becomes the target of an Argentine hit man...

  4. Sep 25, 1987 · Find out the plot, cast, and ratings of the fourth season of the popular TV series Miami Vice. See the episodes list, release dates, and summaries of the crime-action adventures of Crockett and Tubbs.

  5. Miami Vice. Season 4. Hit the streets again with Don Johnson as James "Sonny" Crockett and Philip Michael Thomas as Ricardo Tubbs, two of the world's slickest undercover cops, in Season Four of Miami Vice! 333198822 episodes. X-Ray16+. Action · Suspense · Drama. Available to buy. HD. Buy Season 4 $24.49. More purchase options. Episodes. Sort.

  6. 8 Videos. 99+ Photos. Action Crime Drama. -Resplendent with authentic 1980s music, fashion, and vibe, "Miami Vice" follows two undercover detectives and their extended team through the mean streets of Miami, Florida. Creator. Anthony Yerkovich. Stars. Don Johnson. Philip Michael Thomas. Saundra Santiago. See production info at IMDbPro. RENT/BUY.

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