Hey pals, summer got so busy we had to take a few weeks off. BUT, we are not leaving you without an amazing episode. This time we are going deep into the archives, all the way back to episode number 60 to reminisce over a fantastic episode of Miami Vice. Back in 2017 we reviewed Better Living Through Chemistry and after 4 years it feels good to look at it again.
So enjoy this rerun episode of your Go With The Heat Podcast. We will be back in two weeks with K-9 and the greatest partner ever.
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Episode Information
Miami Vice - S03E08 - Better Living Through Chemistry
Premiered Nov. 14, 1986
Director Leon Ichaso (Little Miss Dangerous, Killshot, two more future eps)
Writers: Ken Edwards & Larry Rosenthal (both have very limited work) | Teleplay Dick Wolf & Michael Duggan
Guest Stars
Victor Love as Clarence Batisse
Rob Nilsson as Wango Mack
Music
Born To Be Wild by Steppenwolf
Tequila by The Champs
Sledgehammer by Peter Gabriel
Hosts
Dominic
Twitter: @domcorriveau
YouTube: Dominic Corriveau
Personal Podcast: DC Talks
Blog: ObscuredNarration.com
John
Twitter: @corriveau_john
Melissa
Twitter: @mrsmelcorriveau
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