Film Sack 415: Miami Vice

Film Sack

Scott Johnson

Tv & Film

4.6 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 30 March 2019

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Summary

Based on the 1980s TV action/drama, this update focuses on vice detectives Crockett and Tubbs as their respective personal and professional lives become dangerously intertwined. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Okay, so. What of your deals may be going bad?
0:04.0	Confidential informant, we cut loose you guys.
0:07.0	CI's name is Alums with Stevens. He called us.
0:10.0	We haven't spoken to him in six months.
0:12.0	How do I discuss this over an open phone line?
0:15.0	How the hell do I know?
0:16.0	We have the phone call from Alonzo in an open line.
0:19.0	That is the hand we have been dealt at 11.47 o'clock on Saturday night.
0:22.0	Now do you want to know what case you have him on,
0:24.0	but whatever it is, it is going bad,
0:26.0	and it sounds like it is going bad right now. And the It can come back on me, baby.
0:45.0	This is Filmzag. Oh sure.
1:03.0	Sure.
1:04.0	Hello, my fellow Earthlings and
1:10.0	Hello, my fellow Earthlings and welcome back to Film Sack. This is Film Sack episode 414,
1:16.5	mining the very depths of film entertainment for all mankind. I'm Scott Johnson joined
1:21.0	today by Brian, Smells like the mid-Otson here done away.
1:24.7	Oh it does smell it so stinky wearing that silver body suit in the club.
1:29.3	No! Oh hi!
1:31.3	Hold on a second.
1:32.3	How do we even operate this stupid old... Oh, hi. Hold on a second.
1:32.8	How do we even operate this stupid old-style cell phone?
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