Miami Vice season 3 episode 19 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Tensions rise early in the morning as Rico and Sonny discuss past 'cop of the month' winners and prepare for a sergeants exam. A trivial search warrant leads them to a major case. During a raid, Eddie is shot, prompting an investigation into leaked police operations. Rico, frustrated with the system, quits the force. He is approached by Mclntyre with an offer to sell police information. As the team sets up a sting to catch Mclntyre and his source, a shootout occurs, revealing deep corruption and betrayal among the cops, leaving a lasting emotional impact.
Full Episode S03E19 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who compared themselves to Jim McMahon?
The character speaking in the opening scene compares their strength to Jim McMahon.
What interrupted the conversation about Camille?
The character's beeper went off, interrupting the conversation about Camille.
Who are Rico and Sonny?
Rico and Sonny are characters who arrive late to a meeting in the early morning.
What is the significance of the sergeants exam?
Rico and Sonny plan to take the sergeants exam to advance their careers.
Why was the search warrant questioned?
The search warrant was questioned due to the need for local accompaniment on their turf.
What was the outcome of the coin toss?
The coin toss decided who would go upstairs in the apartment raid.
What happened during the apartment raid?
There was a violent encounter, and Eddie was shot.
Who is Vic Varnell?
Vic Varnell is from Special Investigations, who arrives after the shooting.
Why does Rico quit the police force?
Rico quits due to frustration with the system and a leaked information incident.
What proposition is made to Rico by Mclntyre?
Mclntyre proposes that Rico sell police information for a way out of his situation.
What is the main focus of the investigation and planning?
The focus is on addressing police ambushes, corruption, and trapping Mclntyre and his source.
How does the confrontation and resolution unfold?
Rico confronts Bobby about betrayal, leading to a shootout and emotional aftermath.