The story of the Miami Police Department's vice squad and its efforts to end drug trafficking and prostitution, centered on the unlikely partnership of Sonny Crockett and Ricardo Tubbs - who first meet when Tubbs is undercover in a drug cartel.
The best episode of "Miami Vice" season 4 is "Contempt of Court", rated 7.7/10 from 405 user votes. It was directed by Jan Eliasberg and written by N/A. "Contempt of Court" aired on 9/25/1987 and is rated 0.7 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Amen... Send Money".
By scaring the jury into a mistrial, a mobster hopes to buy time to find and silence the witness Crockett is protecting.
Director: Jan Eliasberg
Writer: N/A
The fury of feuding TV evangelists hits Tubbs when he is accused raping a parishoner.
Director: N/A
Writer: John Schulian
An actress' on-screen murder propels Crockett & Tubbs to investigate the film's flaky director.
Director: Colin Bucksey
Writer: David Black
Two factions fight for possession of a dead reggae legend's body.
Director: Richard Compton
Writer: N/A
Crockett agonizes about shooting a child during a weapons investigation.
Director: Vern Gillum
Writer: Michael Piller
The return of a kingpin's financial wizard son sets off speculations in the Miami underworld.
Director: Jan Eliasberg
Writer: N/A
A man's body disappears from the morgue. Trudy has an encounter with UFOs.
Director: N/A
Writer: N/A
Crockett is assigned to guard a recording star who is a witness in a payola scandal, and ends up falling in love.
Director: Colin Bucksey
Writer: N/A
An executive's murder alerts Castillo to Yakuza presence in Miami, but the arrival of a Japanese investigator is no help.
Director: Leon Ichaso
Writer: Peter Lance
Newlywed Caitlin fears Crockett's latest undercover assignment as bait for a killer at a dating service will make her a widow.
Director: Don Johnson
Writer: N/A
Two music executives try to ruin Caitlin's comeback by exposing Crockett as drug kingpin Burnett.
Director: Colin Bucksey
Writer: N/A
A cowboy's larcenous attempt to improve his cattle attracts attention from the US government, Cuban Communists, and Izzy.
Director: Vern Gillum
Writer: N/A
A prominent senatorial candidate is arrested during a raid of a mobile whorehouse.
Director: Randy Roberts
Writer: John Schulian
Crockett & Tubbs suspect a Chilean police chief in a double murder.
Director: Bill Duke
Writer: Peter Lance
Tubbs relates to American Indians trying to save their homeland.
Director: Bill Duke, Leon Ichaso
Writer: Peter Lance
Crockett & Tubbs want to bring in a serial killer, but fear that it may blow their covers to break too soon.
Director: Leon Ichaso
Writer: Michael Duggan
The highly publicized release of a convicted rapist makes Trudy fear that the man's victim may have revenge on her mind.
Director: Jim Johnston
Writer: N/A
When a string of murders is linked to another unit, Crockett & Tubbs believe an undercover officer may be the killer.
Director: Dick Wolf, Richard Compton
Writer: N/A
The mobster who killed Crockett's friend is released from prison.
Director: Dick Wolf, Richard Compton
Writer: Michael Duggan
Sonny and Rico work undercover with a big dealer, Ricque ""Loco"" Mendez. During the police intervention, Sonny shot Loco, and the girlfriend of Loco shot Sonny. Members of the vice squad reminisce while Crockett lies close to death from the gunshot wound. We see why the other policemen love Sonny. At the end, we understand why Sonny is a cop.
Director: George Mendeluk, Dick Wolf
Writer: N/A
A murder case that hits close to home reunites Crockett with the man who used him to trick his way off Death Row.
Director: George Mendeluk, Dick Wolf
Writer: David Black, Michael Duggan
A concussion leaves Crockett thinking he is his drug dealer alter-ego Burnett and goes to work for a Colombian crime boss.
Director: Richard Compton
Writer: N/A