Crockett's accidental shooting of a child during a domestic disturbance causes him to reevaluate his relationship with his estranged son Billy. As Sonny makes strides with Billy, it becomes clear that there was more to the shooting of the child than meets the eye.
Review: THIS is why I got into Miami Vice. Though a pre Pulp Fiction Ving Rhames and the late Danitra Vance are strong supporting guest stars, this is Don Johnson's vehicle all the way. By season four, it was obvious that Johnson was the anchor of the show. More apparent than ever is the fact that Miami Vice, though consisting of solid supporting cast members, WAS about Sonny and his constant struggle to grab that brass ring that is always just out of his reach. The appearance of Crockett's estranged wife and his son are reminiscent of season one, and the strong ending is a nice change from the usual dark and dreary episodes of season four. Arguably the best episode of the season.
5 out of 5 stars
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