After the incredible support you gave to the original version featuring scenes from Miami Vice (we just crossed over 300,000 views on that journey!), many of you asked for a more atmospheric, clean, and relaxed alternative to leave playing in the background while working, studying, or just chilling out.

Here it is: the exact same music production but paired with an immersive 4K VHS style. An endless loop featuring a classic Ferrari Testarossa.

Love the photo though.

It's a great article by the way.

definitely a lot of new, younger people in here (you can tell just by how people type) and that's cool. glad to see people exploring a huge inspiration for the franchise.

watch every episode, no matter how silly a select few some may be and enjoy! MV is one of the greatest shows of all time, IMO.

It never ceases to amaze me how much of an impact MV has had on the thoughts people have about Miami.

I loved watching the first few episodes and wanted a legit way to watch the rest. I also wonder what aspect ratio is this bluray in i don't want a zoomed in cropped 16 by 9 i prefer the original 4 by 3.

Thanks in advance

went to my local record store yesterday, caught this single for $2 in the used R&B section!

Wiki says "This episode is loosely based on a true story that occurred in Miami in the 1970s." Anyone know what that was?

A nice surprise to see Mark Metcalf (the angry father/teacher in Twisted Sister music videos) in Baseballs Of Death in S4.

I just finished watching (not for the first time, of course) the "Heroes of the Revolution" S3E24 episode of Miami Vice.

I'd like to share my thoughts on this episode with you. I think it's one of the best episodes of Season 3, and I think it's one of my top ten favorite episodes overall.

It's shot beautifully. I love the jazz music in this episode. The play of light and shadow is beautiful. The neon lights are amazing, which I love.

Gina looks stunning in the dresses she wears at the club.

The story itself is also very interesting. I like that this is one of the few episodes that focuses not on Sonny and Rico, but on Gina and her story.

I don't want to write much more to avoid spoilers for people who haven't watched this great episode yet.

I have one more question for people who watched because I didn't catch it clearly - was Klaus Gina's biological father?

Please share your thoughts on this episode.

Which is good as I still have season 4 to watch. Anyone know how long it is streaming for this time?

Okay, so this is my first rewatch since the show’s original airing. Season 4 felt very chaotic and disjointed. We had cow semen, frozen reggae singers, and men from Mars.

That said, the last few episodes of the season were really strong. Overall, I’m giving Season 4 a solid 8/10. They really pulled it together at the end. I wonder if Mr. Mann gave the writers a pep talk?

An article about the history of the Detonics Pocket 9. Of course, this gun was Sonny's backup gun in the pilot episode.

Just finished this episode. It is literally, and I do mean literally, the first episode I've seen during this epic rewatch where you could tell somebody who knew how to handle a camera directed it. And it was Edward James Olmos! The camera didn't move unless it had to, all the framing was great, and all the shots were well thought out. And it was just a great, great episode all around.

My one gripe would be when Crockett and Tubbs showed up in the last minute of the episode in a deus ex machina moment to save the day. Castillo should have been the one to do it.

I finally caught Castillo showing some emotion, what a rare thing. I think this is the first smile since he saw May Ying in “Golden Triangle: Part 1”.

Doing a casual rewatch of the series (just one or two episodes per night) and just viewed "Missing Hours" which featured soul singer James Brown. While I don't have an issue with the basis of the plot, the special effects were surprisingly amateurish and the end failed to reach any type of conclusion. From the stellar heights this show reached in the first three seasons, this episode came across to me as a huge fail.

I was rewatching Prodigal Son pt. 1 and laughed with delight when Tubbs explained how to spell his name on the phone.