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Woody.

Where's the man?

He stays here.
I don't stay anywhere.

Someone stays, 'cause only
one of you is going back there.

That's your problem.

You never believe anybody.

Now that's a major character
flaw, sweetheart. You know that?

Hey, wait, he's right here.
You ask him yourself.

What?
Come on.

Help me out. Tell her
we're working late.

Easy, neighbor.

Let's not make this personal.

This is just business.

Inside, please.

What is going on?

It's a rip-off.

We got his blow
and your dough.

That's all we came for.

How we do the rest
is up to you.

I got nothing
in this worth dying.

Good.

Plant your face
on the carpet.

Sonny, I think
we better move.

Stay calm. Tubbs will
let us know.

Let's go.

Your security stinks.

Let's get out
of here.

Freeze! Miami Vice!

How is he?

He's dead, Trudy.

Dead?

Routine buy.

Then the stiff tried
a little hit-and-run.

Zito and Gina grabbed
the money man...

and his friend with the dope
tried to re-enact the O.K. Corral.

What's your
situation now?

Our cover wasn't blown, so we should
be able to set up the buy again.

Internal Affairs' shooting team's
gonna want a report on this.

Yeah.

What kind of fool would
open up on cops like that?

Want someone to keep you company?
No.

Just get a hot bath
and a good night's sleep.

I'm cool, guys. Thanks.

Hey, partner.

Thanks.

Okay. No more
sad songs.

It's not the sad songs,
especially the way you sing them.

They never used
to make you cry.

So how've you been?

Been better.

Champagne?

Give me a bottle of D.P.

I have missed you.

Girl, you do look great.

It's been hard
not reaching for the phone.

You wanna
sit in later?

No, not tonight.

How have you been?
Mostly pretty good.

There's some songs I don't sing
anymore, if you know what I mean.

Yeah, I do.

'Cause there are songs
that I don't listen to.

Hey, David.

What you keeping
to yourself over here?

I am Adonis.
Ain't you just?

Excuse me
just a minute.

Yeah, spill a little
in here.

Thanks.

Say, baby, I think we got off
to a bad start before.

I don't think it matters.

Oh, yes, it does.

You see...

I'm not just pretty.

I'm the candy man.

Yeah. Whatever you say.

Yeah, baby, I got me some
serious connections. Heavyweight.

I been took
for a chump too long.

I'm scraping me some dust
into one pile, and I'm ready now.

Say, baby, what I'm trying
to tell you is, I can do for you.

Oh, yes, darling.

I killed a man tonight.

My God.

You wanna talk about it?

There's nothing to talk
about. I was just doing my job.

I just couldn't face
being alone tonight.

Not tonight.

So when I thought about
who I wanted to be with...

I knew it was you.
Just you.

We should have never broken up.
I know.

I never felt so good or been
so right as I was with you.

Since then, everything
else has been just a sham.

I never stopped
loving you.

You wanna try again?

I don't know.

I'm so tired
of being alone...

but it all just seems
so pointless.

Oh, David,
I feel so bad...

so empty.

I just want you
to hold me.

Please.

It's for you, Sonny.
Official-sounding.

Discard.

I'm just going to the phone,
for Pete's sake.

Discard.

Gin.

What do you mean, "gin"?

23 and gin is 48.

Kings?

What are you, crazy?

This late in the game, and
you're still holding kings?

Weren't you?

Sonny, the phone.
The man's waiting.

You see, Max,
that's your problem.

That's why none of these guys will play
with you, because you don't play fair!

A nice boy.
No card sense.

But a nice boy.

Officer Joplin,
is it?

90% of all cops
never discharge their weapons.

They go about their jobs.
Nobody gets hurt.

Nobody dies.

Then there's the cowboy.

How many shooting hearings
have you had?

Ten?

How many men have died?

Only the bad guys, Gallo.

The bad guys are supposed to know
you're a cop before you whack them out.

- He knew.
- How?

We identified ourselves
as police officers.

You know, Crockett here
could be in a blue uniform...

in a Columbus Day parade, and
I wouldn't believe he was a cop.

From what I understand, you weren't
exactly in a Class-A uniform yourself.

No, what you did was...

you shagged this guy down in
an alley, and you yell "police."

Look at it from
the suspect's point of view.

In his position,
what would you have thought?

Remember, he's the one being
chased. How'd it look to him?

Either way, we just
returned fire.

Under the rules,
that's self-defense.

It's justified.

And I know you'd have
that section memorized.

You're a regular John Wayne!

I'm a street cop, Gallo.

I don't sit on my fat rump
all day like you alpha hotels.

Hey, if you two have a problem here,
can we deal with it on your own time?

Now, I'd like to just get
through all this schoolyard crap.

Cut through it
and just tell me.

You're right.

I shouldn't be talking to Crockett,
anyway. You're the one who capped the guy.

Hey, how many rounds did you fire?
Four.

How many times was he hit?

Four.

All in the black, at night.
Combat conditions.

The suspect called the play. He
wouldn't let it go down any other way.

He wouldn't?

Well, who the hell put him in
charge? You're the cop, he isn't.

You're the one who makes
the decisions, not the suspect.

I was doing what was necessary
to protect myself and my partner.

And there were
no options available?

Now you're getting
the picture.

Let me see if I do.

You got this guy plugged up
in an alley.

Backup units
are seconds away...

and you can't chill it down.

Let him see the blues
and reds.

Let him know what he's up against.
Then if he wants to wage war...

you did everything you could.
School's out.

Tell me, Officer Joplin...

if you had backed off, would
the suspect have gotten away?

And if you had backed out,
would he be alive now, or what?

This is bull.

For you to sit there and tell us
what we should or shouldn't do...

in a dark alley, in the middle
of the night...

with a guy trying to shove
bullets up our nose.

Hold it, Crockett.
What she did was right!

So if you wanna file
formal charges, then do it.

Because when it comes to what is
and what isn't, you don't know squat.

Hey, I'm not finished here!

Yeah, well, I am.
Hit the lights when you leave.

You know, I don't know, I was
thinking maybe I should have...

Trudy, stop it.

All that second-guessing
does is mess up your mind.

It makes for fuzzy thinking,
and that'll get you killed.

Last night you reacted
to the situation.

If you stop to think for one second,
then you're dead or I'm dead.

Don't listen to those guys.
They weren't there, we were.

There's nothing you wouldn't
have done differently?

No.

There was one play to make
and you made it.

I want you to take
some time off.

Did I do
something wrong?

Remove yourself from the
routine and the pressure.

I don't want any
volunteer R and R.

If I did something wrong,
then suspend me.

But that'll make me feel like I'm guilty.
If I didn't, just let me do my job.

I'm not talking
about right or wrong.

You got to come to grips with the fact
that you killed another human being.

I'd rather deal with that
here on the job...

not off some place,
hiding.

Sometimes it helps
to be off duty for a while.

I'm all right.

I'm fine.

You and David back together?
For now.

I thought you were going
right home and straight to bed.

I couldn't wind down
last night.

Just wanted to be with
somebody, you know?

I know.

Psst.

Hey.

Come back in an hour.
We're on our lunch break.

Come on, brown sugar.
Be as sweet as you look.

I got $50 for two.

He's not giving us
much choice.

Hot shot, huh?

You got $50 for the two of us.
Is that right, sport?

No...

I want one of you...

to do them.

Let me get this straight.

You want to pay me $50 to have sex
with those children. Is that right?

$60 if I can watch.

Pull in that alley.

See this? Miami Vice,
you low-life scum.

You're under arrest
for pandering, soliciting...

child endangerment,
and whatever else applies.

Trudy.
Spread them!

Hey, what's the matter
with you?

Hi.

Wow.

How do I look?
I've seen worse.

You've been on my mind all day.
Yeah?

Wanna skip the party?

I wanna show you off.

His highness, the King.

You all right?
What?

Yeah. Why? Your jaws,
they look a little tight.

I'd like to walk over there
and bust them.

They should see the real cost
of those party favors.

What are you talking about?
Them.

I'd like to bust them all.

Don't start that now.
Not here, you're not.

Now here you're my date.
You're here because I brought you.

These people trust me.

Now if you can't leave that
badge outside, then let's go.

Then let's go.

All right. I'll just tell our host we're
leaving. I'll meet you in the front.

Check it out.

Cash, baby.

No cash. Add it
to my tab.

Don't give me that bull, man.

I ain't no credit dentist.

Now you got to pay
to play. You dig?

You owe me, man.

I'm the broker, baby. |
told you I was tapped in.

Heavy sugar.

Let's go.

Later.

So you're at this party with
this dude... His name's David.

Oh, yeah,
that's right, David.

And there's a lot of weed
and blow there.

Hell, you can't go to a party in
Miami without tripping over it.

So? So there's this dude dealing.

Serious weight?
I think so.

And?

And I don't know how to handle this.
And I don't know where to draw the line.

What line is that?

You mean the line between
being on duty and off duty?

The line that marks that gray
area between being a cop...

and having friends
that use and deal?

Is that the line you're
talking about? The very one.

Yeah.

The only time I find that line
is usually when I'm over it.

I don't know, sweetheart.

How do you feel about calling
in some reinforcements on this?

Thanks.

Is David dirty, or...
Or is it just his friends?

I don't think so.

I don't know for sure.

How...

serious is it
between you and David?

Serious enough.

I care about the guy.

He's not the kind of guy
we usually meet.

You mean he's not a cop.

No offense, but there are other
people in the world to date...

besides police officers.
Amen.

Well, it sounds like this is gonna be
in your face as long as you date him.

It's the people around him.

If it was only that.

I think they use
these parties to distribute.

The dealing's heavier
and the amounts are too large.

One dealer?
Yeah.

A guy named Adonis.

I like that.

I don't. He's one of David's
oldest friends.

He thinks he's big time,
but he's mostly jive.

But he's upwardly mobile,
and he's pretty ruthless.

He's got to be getting
supplied by someone bigger.

What do you wanna do?

I don't know.

First, we find out
what's what...

who's who, and then
we take it from there.

Take it easy.

The candy man, my friends.

Another midnight mission
of mercy.

You insult
our intelligence, Adonis.

Your last payment
was very short.

Back off, Jim. I got
the balance right here.

Lucky for you. From now
on, we deal with you COD.

I can't deal that way.

That's your problem,
Adonis, my friend.

You got something
on your mind again?

What are you doing with
a friend like Adonis?

The righteous
cop again.

He's just a kick to have around,
that's all. 'Cause he's a dealer?

Because he's a party.

Look, Trudy, I know
what Adonis is...

and he's not my best friend,
if that's what's bothering you.

I've got lots of friends,
all kinds of friends.

I'm sorry.

Let's you and me take
a long trip. Anywhere.

We could spend
some time...

and figure out what we have to do
this time to keep from losing us.

I'd like that.

I could set it up.

Jamaica.

We loved it there.
Yeah, we did.

Yep, we did.

Check it out.

Beautiful.

Just stayed home,
cooked dinner.

Then he asked me
to go to Jamaica.

Alone? What'd you do,
burn the food?

That's great.

What could be bad
about going on a trip?

No, the trip's
not the problem.

It's my job.

What? David and I have been
back together for a week now...

and already I'm treating
his friends like suspects.

Being a cop doesn't make
for a normal relationship.

Welcome to the club.

Oh, boy.

Good news.
What?

David's clean.

But Adonis is
definitely connected.

He's approaching
middle-level management...

for Ramon Lopez de Hoyos.

Colombian.
Yeah, a major major.

CENTAC has him for
offing the Guiterrez family.

If we can turn Adonis and
have him give up his boss...

it could be
a very big bust.

Or a total bust.

David's gonna think
you've been using him.

Don't I know it.

Of course, this is the best
chance that anybody's ever had.

And with you virtually
on the inside with Adonis.

Hey, listen.

No matter how you call
your play, we'll back you.

Tubbs is right.
We got this guy marked.

Find another way.

But this way's a lock.

Think about it, Trudy.

Adonis.
Hey, baby.

We got to talk.
Yeah, sure.

You see the effect
I have on the ladies.

You start acting crazy
with that girl...

David's gonna put
such a hum in your head...

you'll think you've
been wired for sound.

Adonis, we got to do
a little business.

David doesn't know.

Well, I ain't
gonna tell, baby.

I know this guy. He lives
on a yacht at the marina.

His source has dried up.

And if I can make a quick move,
I can get real well, real fast.

Well, you're talking
my language now.

How much you need?
Three kees.

Three kees.

How do you know this guy?

Yeah, well,
not good enough.

Look, baby, I can't be dealing
off the wall. I know you...

Sometimes I got to do a lot of things
that ain't nobody's business but my own.

Yeah, I heard that.

You trying to tell me
you're doing this guy?

Well, this a one-time score,
or what?

Look, don't lecture me. Yeah,
I'm gonna hit once and get off.

Can you deliver or not?

Who you talking to, girl?
Deliver.

Like the U.S. mail. Hell,
yes. Adonis can deliver.

Question is, can you?

Look, I need the money up
front. We can go right now.

All right.

Yeah. This is nice.

I like power myself.

You can't always trust
the wind, can you?

So...

Trudy says that you're
looking for a little taste.

Is that what she says?
Look, don't jive me, man.

I wouldn't be here,
except that I know the lady.

And the lady says
that you're cool.

So, how much do you need?

Three kees.

No problem.

You give me the money and I'll bring
you the merchandise anywhere you say.

Hold on, slick.

What, do I look like I just fell
off a cabbage truck, or what?

I'm not about to give you
100,000 dead presidents...

and then wait for you
to show up with the stuff.

Who is this guy? I thought
you said he could deliver.

That's what he told me.
Look, I can deliver, Jack!

I'm just checking you out.

Lot of cops around.

Excuse me, baby, but this
is the nature of the beast.

So...

when can you
raise the money?

Look, Jack.

I'm ready to buy right now. Tonight,
tomorrow, but I'm not waiting around.

Okay. Anticipate my return.
I'll be back soon, real soon.

Cool, dude.

Your boyfriend better be holding
or there'll be hell to pay.

Yeah, yeah. How long?
No time at all. Trust me.

All right, listen, when you get it,
you call me and I'll arrange a meet.

Hey, you sure you can
raise the money?

You see this? That means the money's
on the way, and none too soon.

What's happening, boys?
You got the money, candy man?

I got half of it. Then
you get half the coke.

Come on.

Looked like he was having
trouble raising the cash.

Doesn't surprise me. The
guy's stretching himself.

We'll be using the club
to make the switch.

It sounds easy enough.

I don't care how routine
this is. Stay sharp.

Yes, sir.

Sonny, Trudy.

Internal Affairs came back
with the report on the shooting.

There's a lot
of cautionary language...

but bottom line:
You're both clear.

Listen, I'm gonna take some time
off when we finish this, Lieutenant.

I made some plans.

Take it now. You won't have to
be in on the arrest of Adonis.

Why would I do that?

Because you're so close
to the case.

Where'd that come from?

Me.

And everyone else concerned.

That's what I get for
opening up to Crockett.

Crockett's been on your side
since the beginning on this.

So has everyone else.

Yeah, you're all concerned.
I'm all right.

I'd be a lot better off if everyone stopped
worrying about me and leave me alone.

I wanna see this case
to the end.

You sure?
Positive.

If I drop out now, Adonis
is gonna turn rabbit...

and this is my job.

Fine.

I did it. But, girl,
it wasn't easy.

What's this? I couldn't raise
enough to score three kees.

Some folks are gonna pay,
believe me.

So I got to step
on this just a little.

Hey, but what the hell,
he's a Paddy.

He ain't never gonna know
the difference, right?

I hope you're right.

I'm always right, baby.

You know, when I look in your eyes,
I see someone who's going places.

And I like that.

But you stick with that dude and
you might as well sign your life away.

The man ain't got no dreams,
you dig? No power.

See, power is giving
people what they want...

and making them realize
they got to come to you to get it.

But I got a feeling
that you know that...

and you're just using him
same as you're using me.

Maybe you and me can do a
little bit more than business.

You alone?

Just me and this.
All right.

How pure is it?
Here, you tell me.

Pure enough.

Miami Vice. You're under arrest. Turn
around and put your hands on the bar.

Baby, you're a cop?

April fool.

Don't do it. You ain't
gonna shoot me, woman.

I will shoot you.

You sold me out, lady cop.
You ain't gonna fire that gun.

I will shoot you.

Don't do it.

You sold me out, and I'm gonna
take care of you right now.

You're busted, pal.

Get over!

Bring this down there?

Bring this down there?
Yeah.

Hey, you wanna ride
with us?

Did Adonis roll over?

He's so scared,
he's making up names.

What about Lopez de Hoyos?

He says
he doesn't know him.

He's not gonna
give him up, huh?

It's still a good bust.

Yeah.

What the hell
is going on here?

Take it easy, pal.

I can handle this, Crockett.

You take my trust, and
you turn it on my friends?

Adonis is not your friend.
No?

Who is? You?

You lied, cheated.

You used me.

I've never known you,
have 1?

What do you think I have, a switch
in my head I can just turn on or off?

You took me to that party,
and you threw it up in my face.

I brought you, not this damn
police force, not your damn badge.

I'm a cop!

It's not what I do.
It's what I am.

You got no soul,
no honor.