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Miami Vice, Brothers Keeper - YT Edit - Flix Legend - Buster (Patreon)

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2026-07-04 22:02:37
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2026-09
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Miami Vice! The original TV Show version of course and this one is the pilot 'movie' or the first 2 episodes depending on how you think of it! Called Brothers Keeper and chosen by our wonderful Flix Legend Buster!

We had heard of this show in passing and knew it was popular but honestly.. we genuinely were not expecting to enjoy it as much as we did! We know there are so many episodes and seasons so we aren't committing to doing more just yet but we had so much fun that we'd love to find a way.

The vibe was awesome, loved the characters, makes us want to move to Miami... we had a blast! Thank you Buster for enabling us to see this!

The Full Length will be alongside this,

Much Love,Lauren & Harry

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michael maloney

This Show was the 1980s...and Redefined How they did shows..like 1 thing if you carried a firearm as a Character You qualified with the weapon same as Cop...

Buster

As for the baseball reference of "barely batting 250," in baseball you take the number of hits a batter gets during the season and divide by the number of "at bats" he had and round to three decimal points which represents a percentage. So 0.250 is 25 percent, meaning that only 25 percent of the cops working with Sonny are still married. You mentioned the wardrobe and the colors in general. The producers said "no earth tones," so that is why everyone is dressed in pastels, whites, and other vibrant colors. Producers even painted old dilapidated buildings pastel and tropical colors (at no cost to the building owner) so that they would look good in the background when filmed. To confirm what one of you speculated, cars, boats, planes, money, and other things to keep up the appearance of being a drug dealer while undercover were confiscated and forfeited in previous stings, raids, and arrests. This practice began in 1980 and then really ramped up in 1984 (the year "Miami Vice" premiered) when U.S. Federal laws regarding forfeiture were greatly expanded to combat the exploding drug trafficking and smuggling trade in the U.S, particularly in south Florida and Miami which accounted for most of the cocaine entering the U.S.

Flix n Feels

Ohh we definitely need to learn more about baseball, it's a sport we really don't have much experience in at all. The pastels were very fun and the set looked brilliant 😊 This must've been a fun time to be an undercover cop having such cool cars and boats at their disposal

Flix n Feels

Ah that is cool, so they had to go through some serious training to do so!

michael maloney

Yes throughout series will see how the actors hold and move. But in episode 7 in my humble opinion, one of Best Episodes that shows this..