This could have been the point where the producers were having the Testarossa resprayed between the two episodes.One thing that occured to me was when Georgie (the guy in the wheelchair) came out with that vague comment about knowing some guy who used to "climb 15 stories to look at some ugly Hausfrau". Did anyone else think that the Cat Burglar looks like Jan Hammer?I always assumed that this episode was supposed to immediately follow "When Irish eyes are crying", but come before "Stone's War", as Crockett has no car and Tubbs has to drive him everywhere. The producers obviously only had access to a certain limited number of houses. I only found out last week it's actually Brian Eno.Notice the house that the burglar is walking around at the beginning of the episode is the same one as the one that Crockett and Tubbs gatecrashed in "The Home Invaders", and the house at the end of the episode is the same as Brenda's from "Nobody lives forever". Despite watching this episode repeatedly over the last 21 years, I always assumed that the music at the beginning of the episode was Jan Hammer.
Of course it's no coincidence that Shill mentions "Manhunter" as the plotline for this episode obviously borrows from that idea.I was having a conversation with Ferrariman the other day in which we were talking about how even now we keep finding out new things about Vice. I've come to realise from doing these reviews that I am particularly drawn to the more supernatural episodes e.g "Tale of the Goat", "Whatever works" (I draw the line at "Missing hours" though!). Yes, I loved this episode as well, and it's one of my favourites.
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