S5.E18

World of Trouble

Episode aired Jun 14, 1989
TV-14
47m

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Experimental EMP railgun is stolen by the son of Al Lombard, Sonny's recurring frienemy and former mob underboss, who vanished after his boss Librizzi sent hitmen after him. When Al reappear... Read allExperimental EMP railgun is stolen by the son of Al Lombard, Sonny's recurring frienemy and former mob underboss, who vanished after his boss Librizzi sent hitmen after him. When Al reappears to visit his kid, the hitmen find them.Experimental EMP railgun is stolen by the son of Al Lombard, Sonny's recurring frienemy and former mob underboss, who vanished after his boss Librizzi sent hitmen after him. When Al reappears to visit his kid, the hitmen find them.

Director
- Alan Myerson
Writers
- Anthony Yerkovich
- Raymond Hartung
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7.7/10

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Director
- Alan Myerson
Writers
- Anthony Yerkovich
- Raymond Hartung
Stars

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Timothy Patrick Quill replaces Michael DeLorenzo in the role of Sal Lombard for this episode. This change in casting marks one of only a few times recurring characters were played by different actors between appearances. Other examples include Billy Crockett, May Ying and Ma Sek. At the time of filming, DeLorenzo was cast in Head of the Class (1986) and was thus unavailable to reprise the role.

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Written by Gipsy Kings
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10/10

Dennis Frarina, as Albert Lombard was haunting and unforgettable

I had always loved "Miami Vice", back in the day because of the story lines, the visually stunning settings of Miami, and the different characters, who later made it big such as Bruce Willis, Gary Cole, Julia Roberts. I was totally unfamiliar with Dennis Farina and the story line was unbelievable. It was 3 nights, if I am correct. I was enchanted, fascinated, and found Dennis Farina's demeanor hauntingly sad. I will never forget how nattily dressed, and the great appearance he always made. Those blue eyes. We have lost a wonderful man, and a wonderful actor. I think he was versatile and had a great range of acting skills. I am deeply saddened by his passing.