Go With The Heat 109 - Redemption in Blood - Music Segment Only
Channel: Go With The Heat Podcast
Date: 06/09/2018

Here we are, the end of Sonny Burnett. We all had so much hope for him too. Sonny Burnett was single-handedly the most evil villain in the history of Miami Vice. He orchestrated a full coup of all the highest ranking cocaine cowboys in South Florida, convinced a family to turn against each other and started a coke-mule union with the drivers. He was one step away from upending the entire system and replacing Tony Montana as the baddest cartel in all the land.

Alas, remembering all the times Tubbs told him he loved him and his love for the Vice team brought him back. This is a good episode of Vice that should have been at least one more episode. Dominic is really mad at Bob. Melissa knows how you cure amnesia thanks to decades of TV watching. John isn’t sure who the cow is in Cliff’s story.

Welcome back Sonny Crockett.

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Episode Information
Miami Vice – Season 05 Ep. 02 – Redemption in Blood
Premiered November 11, 1988
Writer: Robert Ward (has 7 MORE EPISODES COMING. Also the co-Executive Producer with Michael Mann. So… why didn’t he do any episodes sooner?)
Director: Paul Krasny (first ep, 1 more coming)

Guest Stars
Debra Feuer as Celeste
Jon Polito as “El Gato” Manolo
Victor Argo as Commandante Emilio Salazar
Matt Frewer as Cliff King

Music
You Never Listen to Me by Peter Cetera
Don’t Give Up by Peter Gabriel feat. Kate Bush

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