Miami Vice season 3 episode 6 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Detectives Crockett and Tubbs tackle a bizarre burglary case where the culprit specializes in stealing pants and oddly redecorates kitchens. Their investigation, filled with tension and disagreement, especially with Lieutenant Gilmore, leads them through a series of unique crime scenes and consultations, including with former burglar George Wyatt. The case takes a personal turn for Gilmore, hinted at by a disturbing drawing. Culminating in a tense stakeout, Crockett's intuition leads to a dramatic confrontation and the burglar's apprehension, but questions linger about the motives and Gilmore's connection to the crimes.
Full Episode S03E06 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the main detectives investigating the burglaries?
Detectives Crockett and Tubbs.
What is unique about the burglaries being investigated?
The burglar specializes in stealing pants and redecorates kitchens.
How does Lieutenant Gilmore feel about the burglaries?
He is concerned about what might happen if the burglar wakes up a homeowner.
Who is George Wyatt?
A former burglar consulted by Crockett and Tubbs for insights.
What is the relationship between Gilmore and Crockett/Tubbs?
It is tense, with disagreements over investigative methods.
How does the burglar behave at the crime scenes?
He leaves behind unique patterns, such as redecorating kitchens and drawing on walls.
What is the psychological profile of the burglar?
The burglar's psychology is speculative, with suggestions of deep personal issues.
Is there a personal connection between Gilmore and the case?
Yes, suggested by Gilmore's behavior and a disturbing drawing he receives.
How does the climactic confrontation occur?
Crockett and Tubbs stake out a house they suspect will be targeted, leading to a violent confrontation.
What is the outcome of the confrontation?
Crockett apprehends the burglar.
What is the condition of Lieutenant Gilmore at the end?
He is in a disturbed state, suggesting a deep personal impact from the case.
Does the case provide complete closure?
The burglar's capture brings closure, but leaves open questions about his motives and Gilmore's connection.