Heart of Darkness. Official Episode Recap | Miami Vice 

2:43 is the most exciting part!

This is better than "Falcon Crest", and it's no wonder that "The Dukes Of Hazzard" ended its' run in 1985, after seven seasons!

Artie's outburst after beating up that buyer shows how much of a good actor Ed was, even if it was a serious role such as that of Artie.

@@figment1988 This was good when it aired the second time! For NBC, this was the Golden Age of Television, that and "Hill Street Blues"!

@@figment1988 NBC's Friday Night Line Up in early spring of 1985 was more like ABC's fall of 1978 Line Up, remember this... *MONDAY* 6PM Monday Night Football 9PM Monday Night Movie *TUESDAY* 8PM Happy Days 8:30 Laverne & Shirley 9PM Three's Company 9:30 TAXI 10PM Starsky & Hutch *WEDNESDAY* 8PM Eight Is Enough 9PM Charlie's Angels 10PM VEGA$ *THURSDAY* 8PM MORK & MINDY 8:30 What's Happening 9PM Barney Miller 9:30 Soap 10PM Family *FRIDAY* 8PM Donny & Marie 9PM Friday Night Movie *SATURDAY* 8PM Carter Country 8:30 APPLE PIE 9PM The Love Boat 10PM Fantasy Island *SUNDAY* 6PM Welcome Back Kotter 6:30 Operation: Petticoat 7PM The Hardy Boys Mysteries 8PM BATTLESTAR GALACTICA 9PM Sunday Night Movie The program times were in PT, because if you notice the 6PM start time for Monday Night Football is live, expect for Seattle that carried it on a one hour tape delay. Prime time usually is 8-11PM Monday thru Saturday, and 7-11PM on Sunday, with the exception of "Welcome Back Kotter" and "Operation: Petticoat" airing between 6-7PM on Sundays. New shows at that time were capitalized. CBS and NBC also had some great shows, except for "All In The Family" when Rob Reiner ("Meathead"), and Sally Struthers (Archie's Little Girl) left the show at the end of season 8. New shows include "WKRP" and "Kaz", as well as "The Paper Chase". NBC renewed "CHiP's" for season 2, but the only success of that season was "Centennial". However, back at ABC, "Starsky & Hutch" moved from Wednesday to Tuesday, and "Vega$" aired there, and was an overnight hit, along with "Battlestar Galactica" on Sunday after "The Hardy Boys"! This made Glen A. Larson proud! Way to go to him and Aaron Spelling!

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true. too many great characters were wasted too soon. Calderone for example ...

oh yeah, carrot top the comedian was in some of my classes 🤣

See Morgan richter

It's actually the 3rd episode....the pilot episode was split in two....pilot was supposed to be a two hour episode, but later on, the re-runs noted it as episode one and two which make "heart of darkness" episode 3

Mann didn’t leave after 4 episodes

@@JohnBakerKKK I think one of them did. Can not remember the name though.