Two words changed television forever: “MTV Cops.” In 1984, “Miami Vice” exploded onto screens where neon lights, pastel suits and synth-pop beats masked a criminal underworld that redefined cool. Created by Anthony Yerkovich and Michael Mann, it made household names out of Don Johnson and Philip Michael Thomas while completely changing the rules of broadcast television. It even made people want to stay home on Friday nights. Brian Johnson and Nick Malone take a spin in the Ferrari Daytona and join Dennis to unpack the series’ massive cultural legacy, and debate whether sockless loafers still hold up today.
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