Crockett and Tubbs reluctantly help government agents in their pursuit of a dangerous arms dealer.Crockett and Tubbs reluctantly help government agents in their pursuit of a dangerous arms dealer.Crockett and Tubbs reluctantly help government agents in their pursuit of a dangerous arms dealer.
Olivia Brown
- Detective Trudy Joplin
- (credit only)
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- TriviaThis was Bruce Willis' first-ever credited television role. He was cast as a guest star on recommendation by Don Johnson. The two knew each other from a bar in New York, where Willis had a night job as a bartender at the time.
- GoofsIn the beginning Tubbs is ranting about being shot at by a .30 caliber M-60 machine gun, and although he is technically wrong as it uses a 7.62x51mm cartridge, 7.62mm is exactly .30 caliber. Despite being called a 7.62x51mm cartridge, the actual bullet is 7.82mm wide, or .308 caliber, and is often called .308 Winchester or even .308 NATO. With all these different designations for the same cartridge, it isn't a surprise that Tubbs is not 100% accurate after being shot at by many of these bullets.
- Quotes
Rita Amato: You're letting him go?
[draws a gun and aims it at her husband]
Detective James Crockett: Rita, no!
[lunges at her as a shot is fired, end credits]
Featured review
From the beginning, the writing staff made it a point to show that "Miami Vice" isn't just about nose candy. So far, we've seen an X-rated movie baron, a contract killer, loan-sharking, and 'No Exit' centers on an arms dealer. And we're only seven episodes into the first season.
And who better to play that low life gun runner than Bruce Willis, who turns in one of the series' best heavy performances. Guy's a real scum bag, and that machismo is icing on the cake. He's got an untouchable air about him and that results in an utterly bleak ending. But the episode as a whole is a winner as Crockett and Tubbs mount a skilled offensive. We're watching these guys do what they do best.
8/10
And who better to play that low life gun runner than Bruce Willis, who turns in one of the series' best heavy performances. Guy's a real scum bag, and that machismo is icing on the cake. He's got an untouchable air about him and that results in an utterly bleak ending. But the episode as a whole is a winner as Crockett and Tubbs mount a skilled offensive. We're watching these guys do what they do best.
8/10
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