The list of Miami Vice guest appearances is a list of actors/actresses to have appeared on the popular 1980s American television series, Miami Vice. The show included actors and actresses as well as musicians, celebrities, and athletes. Throughout the show's run most guest actors/actresses appeared once, while others appeared multiple times. At that time these actors and actresses were mostly unknown when they first guest appeared on the show, now they are some of the most widely known actors, actresses, and celebrities.
Season 1 edit
| No. | Episode | Guest | Character | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Brother's Keeper" | Jimmy Smits[1] | Eddie Rivera | Crockett's ill-fated partner |
| Miguel Piñero[1] | Calderone | Drug lord | ||
| Mykelti Williamson[1] | Leon Jefferson | Informant | ||
| Martin Ferrero[1] | Trini DeSoto | Middle man for Calderone | ||
| Belinda Montgomery[1] | Caroline Crockett | Crockett's estranged wife | ||
| Bill Smitrovich[1] | Scottie Wheeler | Internal Affairs/Dirty cop | ||
| 2 | "Heart of Darkness" | Ed O'Neill[2] | Artie Lawson/ Artie Rollins |
Undercover FBI agent |
| Paul Hecht[2] | Sam Kovics | - | ||
| Suzy Amis[2] | Penny McGraw | Hooker | ||
| 3 | "Cool Runnin'" | Larry Riley | Bobby Price | Undercover Vice cop |
| Charlie Barnett | Noogie Lamont | Informant | ||
| 4 | "Calderone's Return: Part 1 - The Hit List" | Ron Taylor | Linus Oliver | Drug dealer who helps identify the person who hired the Argentinian |
| 5 | "Calderone's Return: Part 2 - Calderone's Demise" | Miguel Piñero | Calderone | Drug lord |
| Sam McMurray | Jimmy "Jimbo" Walters | Bartender | ||
| 6 | "One Eyed Jack" | Dennis Farina[3] | Albert Lombard | Mobster |
| Joe Dallesandro[3] | Vincent 'Vinnie' DeMarco | Middleman for Lombard who frames Crockett | ||
| Dan Hedaya[3] | Ben Schroeder | Internal Affairs Officer investigating Crockett | ||
| 7 | "No Exit" | Bruce Willis[4] | Tony Amato | Arms smuggler |
| Katherine Borowitz[4] | Rita Amato | Amato's wife | ||
| Coati Mundi[4] | Ramone | Arms dealer working for Amato | ||
| 8 | "The Great McCarthy" | Martin Ferrero[5] | Izzy Moreno | Bank robber turned informant |
| Charles McCaughan | Dale Gifford | Accountant | ||
| 9 | "Glades" | Keith Szarabajka | Joey Bramlette | Witness |
| Margaret Whitton | Cassie Bramlette | Joey's wife | ||
| John Pankow | Clyde | Drug runner | ||
| 10 | "Give a Little, Take a Little" | Burt Young[6] | Lupo Ramirez | Pimp |
| Michael Madsen[6] | Sally Alvarado | Drug dealer | ||
| Terry O'Quinn[6] | Richard Cain | Defense lawyer for Sally Alvarado | ||
| 11 | "Little Prince" | Giancarlo Esposito | Luther | Junkie |
| Mitchell Lichtenstein | Mark Jr. | Drug addicted teen who confronts his father's action | ||
| Maryann Plunkett | Mary McDermott | Colleague of Mark Sr. and family friend of Jorgensons | ||
| Paul Roebling | Mark Jorgenson | A wealthy industrialist | ||
| 12 | "Milk Run" | Eric Bogosian | Zeke | Friend of Angela |
| Evan Handler | Louis | Teen from New York attempting to purchase drugs for resale | ||
| Al Shannon | Eddie Rivers | Louis' partner and best friend | ||
| Rainbow Harvest | Angela | Informant | ||
| John Kapelos | Andy Sloan | Louis and Eddie's lawyer | ||
| Shawn Elliott | - | Pepe and Diego Moya's drug cooking cousin | ||
| 13 | "Golden Triangle: Part I" | Robin Johnson | Candy James | Prostitute turned informant |
| 14 | "Golden Triangle: Part II" | Joan Chen | May Ying | Castillo's thought to be dead wife |
| Keye Luke | Lao Li | Drug lord from the "Golden Triangle" | ||
| 15 | "Smuggler's Blues" | Glenn Frey[7] | Jimmy Cole | Pilot for hire |
| Richard Jenkins[7] | Ed Waters | DEA agent | ||
| Coati Mundi[7] | Tucker Smith | Drugged out party host | ||
| Ron Vawter[7] | Lt. Jones | Homicide investigator | ||
| Richard Edson[7] | Wavey Davey | Cole's mechanic | ||
| 16 | "Rites of Passage" | Pam Grier[8] | Valerie Gordon | NYPD Cop/former lover of Tubbs |
| John Turturro[8] | David Traynor | Prostitution ring leader | ||
| David Thornton | Lile | Traynor's associate | ||
| Mario Ernesto Sánchez | Roberto | Cuban dipilomat | ||
| Nancy Valen | Unnamed | Hooker | ||
| 17 | "The Maze" | Garcelle Beauvais[9] | Georges' sister | Haitian immigrant |
| Jay O. Sanders[9] | Tim Duryea | Detective | ||
| Ving Rhames[9] | Georges | Haitian immigrant | ||
| Adolfo Quinones[9] | Pepe | Former Escobar associate | ||
| Joe Morton[9] | Lt. Jack Davis | Hostage negotiator | ||
| 18 | "Made for Each Other" | Mark Linn-Baker | Barry Gold | Fast talking salesman |
| Ellen Greene | Darlene | Switek's girlfriend | ||
| Martin Ferrero | Izzy Moreno | Informant | ||
| Charlie Barnett | Noogie Lamont | Informant | ||
| Karla Tamburrelli | Ample Annie | Noogie's stripper fiancé | ||
| 19 | "The Home Invaders" | David Patrick Kelly[10] | Jerry | Home invader |
| Esai Morales[10] | Pete Romano | Home invader | ||
| Paul Calderón[10] | Nicky | Home invader | ||
| Jack Kehoe[10] | Lt. John Malone | Lt. in charge of Robbery Division | ||
| Brent Jennings[10] | Sgt. Hugh Heraty | Sgt. in charge of Robbery Division | ||
| Sylvia Miles[10] | Mrs. Abraham 'Murial' Goldman | Citizen who allows Crockett and Castillo to set up the home invaders | ||
| Nancy Valen[10] | Lana | Hooker | ||
| 20 | "Nobody Lives Forever" | Kim Greist[11] | Brenda | Crockett's girlfriend |
| Peter Friedman[11] | Morgan | Criminal rival of Lombard's | ||
| Giancarlo Esposito[11] | Ricky | Morgan's enforcer | ||
| Martin Ferrero[11] | Izzy Moreno | Informant | ||
| Michael Carmine[11] | Snake | Teen criminal | ||
| Frank Military[11] | Ace | Teen criminal | ||
| 21 | "Evan" | William Russ | Evan Freed | ATF agent |
| Al Israel | Guzman | Arms dealer | ||
| 22 | "Lombard" | Dennis Farina[12] | Albert Lombard | Mobster |
| Michael DeLorenzo[12] | Salvatore "Sal" Lombard | Lombard's son | ||
| Jon Bauman[12] | Augie | Lombard's henchman |
Season 2 edit
| No. | Episode | Guest | Character | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Prodigal Son" | Gene Simmons[13] | Newton Blade | Drug dealer |
| Penn Jillette[13][14] | Jimmy Borges | Middleman for the New York City drug world | ||
| Julian Beck[13] | J. J. Johnston | Wall Street banker funding drug dealers | ||
| Anthony Heald[13] | René | NYPD commander | ||
| Pam Grier[13] | Valerie Gordon | NYPD cop/former lover of Tubbs | ||
| James Russo[13] | Frank Sacco | Drug mover | ||
| Bill Smitrovich[13] | - | DEA Miami commander | ||
| Luis Guzmán[13] | Miguel Revilla | Drug dealer | ||
| Miguel Piñero[13] | Revilla | Drug dealer | ||
| Charles S. Dutton[13] | Pearson | NYPD lieutenant | ||
| Susan Hess[13] | Margaret | Art dealer/drug middleman | ||
| 2 | "Whatever Works" | Eartha Kitt[15] | Chata | Santería priestess |
| Martin Ferrero[15] | Izzy Moreno | Informant | ||
| Robert Trebor[15] | Maxwell Dirks | Police administrator who seizes Crockett's Ferrari Daytona Spyder | ||
| Power Station[15] | Themselves | Performed in nightclub | ||
| 3 | "Out Where the Buses Don't Run" | Bruce McGill[16] | Hank Wheldon | Ex-Vice Cop |
| Little Richard[16] | Marvelle Quinn | Street preacher | ||
| David Strathairn[16] | Marty Lang | Hank's ex-partner/Federal agent | ||
| 4 | "The Dutch Oven" | Giancarlo Esposito[17] | Adonis | Drug dealer/friend of David |
| Cleavant Derricks[17] | David Jones | Trudy's ex-boyfriend | ||
| David Johansen[17] | - | Singer at boat party | ||
| 5 | "Buddies" | James Remar[18] | Robert Cann | Crockett's friend |
| Nathan Lane[18] | Morty Price | Comedian | ||
| Frankie Valli[18] | Frank Doss | Mobster | ||
| Tom Signorelli | Johnny Cannata | Mobster | ||
| Eszter Balint | Dorothy Bain | Single mother on the run from mobsters | ||
| Karla Tamburrelli | Ample Annie | Struggling stripper turned singer who befriends Dorothy | ||
| 6 | "Junk Love" | Miles Davis[19] | Ivory Jones | Pimp |
| Ely Pouget[19] | Rosella Maestres | Mobster girlfriend | ||
| 7 | "Tale of the Goat" | Clarence Williams III | Papa Legba | Haitian voodoo priest |
| Mykelti Williamson | Sylvio Romulus | Haitian criminal | ||
| Ray Sharkey | Bobby Profile | Car salesman/money launderer | ||
| 8 | "Bushido" | Dean Stockwell[20] | Jack Gretsky | CIA agent |
| Thomas G. Waites[20] | Thompson | DEA agent | ||
| Tom Bower[20] | Carter | CIA agent | ||
| Jerry Hardin[20] | Hardin | CIA agent | ||
| David Rasche[20] | Surf | KGB agent | ||
| Rosanna DeSoto[20] | Erendira | Gretsky's wife | ||
| 9 | "Bought and Paid For" | Martin Ferrero | Izzy Moreno | Informant |
| El Debarge | Himself | Singing in a club | ||
| Lynn Whitfield | Odette | Rape victim | ||
| Joaquim de Almeida | Roberto Arroyo | Odette's rape assailant | ||
| 10 | "Back in the World" | Bob Balaban[21] | Ira Stone | Journalist investigating the heroin trade |
| G. Gordon Liddy[21][22] | Col. William Maynard/ Capt. Real Estate |
Politically motivated drug runner | ||
| Patti D'Arbanville[21] | Mrs. Stone | Ira Stone's ex-wife | ||
| Iman[21] | Dakotah | Drug middleman | ||
| 11 | "Phil the Shill" | Phil Collins[23][24] | Phil Mayhew | Gameshow host/Con artist |
| Martin Ferrero[23] | Izzy Moreno | Informant | ||
| Kyra Sedgwick[23] | Sarah MacPhail | Phil Mayhew's accomplice | ||
| Emo Philips[23] | - | Game show contestant | ||
| 12 | "Definitely Miami" | Ted Nugent[25] | Charlie Basset | Drug dealer |
| Arielle Dombasle[25] | Callie Basset | Basset's wife | ||
| Kamala Lopez[25] | Maria Rojas | Sister of crime lord Sergio Clemente | ||
| Albert Hall[25] | Joe Dalva | Head agent of Federal Organized Crime Task Force | ||
| 13 | "Yankee Dollar" | Ned Eisenberg[26] | Charlie Glide | Businessman |
| Austin Pendleton[26] | Max Rogo | Associate for Charlie Glide | ||
| Clayton Rohner[26] | Timmy Davis | Errand boy | ||
| Pepe Serna[26] | Zabado | Drug smuggler/dealer | ||
| Anne Carlisle[26] | Lydia Sugarman | Desperate rich widow looking to make more money | ||
| 14 | "One Way Ticket" | Jan Hammer | Himself | Musician at a wedding |
| Lothaire Bluteau | Philippe Sagot | Assistant State Attorney killer | ||
| John Heard | Laurence Thurmond | Lawyer who defends Sagot | ||
| Annie Golden | Tommy | Mechanic/informant | ||
| 15 | "Little Miss Dangerous" | Julie Bovasso[27] | - | Homeless lady |
| Fiona | Jackie McSeidan | Troubled girl | ||
| Larry Joshua | Cat | Jackie's boyfriend | ||
| 16 | "Florence Italy" | Danny Sullivan[28] | Danny Tepper | Race car driver who is accused of murdering a hooker |
| Stephen Joyce[28] | Frank Tepper | Danny's father and fellow race car driver | ||
| The Fat Boys[28] | Themselves | Rapping at a street corner | ||
| Charles Rocket[28] | Marty Worthington | Racing sponsor | ||
| Annie Golden[28] | Tommy | Mechanic/informant | ||
| 17 | "French Twist" | Leonard Cohen[29] | Francois Zolan | Interpol agent |
| Lisa Eichhorn | Danielle Hier | Interpol agent/terrorist | ||
| Shari Headley | Cindy | Teenage girl who witnesses murder | ||
| 18 | "The Fix" | Bill Russell[30] | Judge Ferguson | A dishonest judge with a gambling debt |
| Bernard King[30] | Matt Ferguson | Son of Judge Ferguson and FIU Sunblazers (now the Golden Panthers) basketball player | ||
| Harvey Fierstein[30] | Benedict | Crooked attorney | ||
| Michael Richards[30] | Pagone | Racketeer | ||
| 19 | "Payback" | Dan Hedaya[31] | Reuben Reydolfo | Middleman for Fuentes |
| Roberto Durán[31] | Jesus Maroto | Convict | ||
| Frank Zappa[31] | Mario Fuentes | Drug kingpin | ||
| Graham Beckel[31] | Agent Kevin Cates/ Lou Carlin |
DEA agent who tries to frame Crockett | ||
| 20 | "Free Verse" | Byrne Piven[32] | Hector Sandoval | A radical poet seeking political asylum |
| Bianca Jagger[32] | Carmen/La Muerta | Assassin | ||
| Suicidal Tendencies | Themselves | Performed in nightclub | ||
| Luis Guzmán[32] | - | Goon | ||
| Michael Bay[32] | - | Goon | ||
| 21 | "Trust Fund Pirates" | Tommy Chong[33] | T.R. 'Jumbo' Collins | Drug dealer |
| Charlie Barnett[33] | Noogie Lamont | Informant | ||
| Gary Cole[33] | Jackson Crane | Drug smuggler | ||
| Perry Lang[33] | Skip Mueller | Trust fund kid wanting some exotic fun in his life | ||
| Richard Belzer[33] | Captain Hook | Radio DJ | ||
| Denny Dillon[33] | Fluffy Collins | Jumbo's wife | ||
| Nicole Fosse[33] | Lani Mueller | Sister of Skip who sets up Crane | ||
| 22 | "Sons and Lovers" | John Leguizamo[34] | Orlando Calderone | Calderone's son who seeks revenge for his father's death |
| Lee Iacocca[34] | Lido | Parks commissioner |
Season 3 edit
| No. | Episode | Guest | Character | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "When Irish Eyes Are Crying" | Liam Neeson[35] | Sean Carroon | Irish terrorist |
| Martin Ferrero[35] | Izzy Moreno | Informant | ||
| Paul Gleason[35] | Bunny Berrigan | Carroon's associate | ||
| Daniel Gerroll[35] | Richard Cross | Scotland Yard Officer trying to kill Carroon | ||
| Walter Gotell[35] | Max Klizer | Arms smuggler | ||
| Jeff Fahey[35] | Eddie Kaye | Arms dealer | ||
| 2 | "Stone's War" | Bob Balaban[36] | Ira Stone | Journalist |
| G. Gordon Liddy[22][36] | Col. William Maynard/ Capt. Real Estate |
Politically motivated drug runner | ||
| Lonette McKee[36] | Alicia Mena | Journalist | ||
| Raymond Forchion[36] | O'Hara | Soldier in Maynard's paramilitary | ||
| 3 | "Kill Shot" | Carlos Cestero | Frank Arriolla | Customs agent |
| Angela Alvarado | Jan Larken | Hooker | ||
| Fernando Allende | Tico Arriola | Jai Alai player and Frank's brother | ||
| 4 | "Walk-Alone" | Martin Ferrero | Izzy Moreno | Informant |
| Kevin Conway | Commander Fox | Commander of Bulton Prison | ||
| Laurence Fishburne | Keller | Prison guard | ||
| Ron Perlman | John Ruger | Director of prisons | ||
| John Corker | Samson | Muslim Brotherhood leader | ||
| A. J. Duhe | Hammer | Convict | ||
| Jim Kiick | - | Convict | ||
| 5 | "The Good Collar" | Charles S. Dutton | Ed McCain | Ellis' mentor |
| Nick Corri | Ramirez | Undercover detective of youth gang unit | ||
| John Spencer | Lt. Lee Atkins | Ramirez's boss | ||
| Vincent Keith Ford | Archie Ellis | A youth Crockett busts for drugs | ||
| Terry Kinney | William Pepin | Assistant state attorney | ||
| 6 | "Shadow in the Dark" | Ed Lauter | Cahill | Police captain |
| Jack Thibeau | Ray Gilmore | Burglary lieutenant | ||
| Timothy Carhart | George Wyatt | Retired cat burglar | ||
| Vincent Caristi | The Shadow | Cat burglar | ||
| 7 | "El Viejo" | Willie Nelson[37] | Jake Pierson | Texas Ranger |
| Steve Buscemi[37] | Rickles | Middleman | ||
| 8 | "Better Living Through Chemistry" | Martin Ferrero | Izzy Moreno | Informant |
| Victor Love | Clarence Batisse | Club DJ/Tubbs' former NYPD partner | ||
| Rob Nilsson | Wango Mack | Drug dealer/Batisse's boss | ||
| 9 | "Baby Blues" | Stanley Tucci[38] | Steve Demarco | Parent who adopted a smuggled baby |
| Patrice Martinez | Maria Escobar | Colombian woman looking for her kidnapped baby | ||
| 10 | "Streetwise" | Bill Paxton[39] | Vic Romano | Undercover cop in love with Carla |
| Wesley Snipes[39] | Silk | Drug dealer/pimp | ||
| Tom Mardirosian[39] | Leo | Mobster | ||
| Alice Adair[39] | Carla Cappoletti | Hooker | ||
| Marc Macaulay[39] | - | Hit driver | ||
| 11 | "Forgive us Our Debts" | Guy Boyd | Frank Hackman | Death row inmate, who is able to convince Crockett he's innocent |
| D. W. Moffett | Thomas Waldman | District attorney running for reelection | ||
| Bill Raymond | Tommy Berkeley | Supposedly dead criminal | ||
| Olga Karlatos | Felicia Diaz | Albierro's ex-wife | ||
| 12 | "Down for the Count Pt. 1" | Mark Breland[40] | Bobby Sykes | Boxer |
| Don King[40] | Don Cash | Boxing promoter | ||
| Pepe Serna[40] | Oswaldo Guzman | Drug smuggler/bookie | ||
| Randall "Tex" Cobb[40] | Moon | Bobby Sykes boxing manager | ||
| 13 | "Down for the Count Pt. 2" | Mark Breland[40][41] | Bobby Sykes | Boxer |
| Pepe Serna[41] | Oswaldo Guzman | Drug smuggler/bookie | ||
| Robert Pastorelli[41] | Vespa | Giulinni's Miami manager | ||
| Joe Dallesandro[41] | Alfredo Giulinni | Las Vegas Mobster | ||
| Robert Moresco[41] | Frank | Driver | ||
| Chris Elliott[41] | Danny Allred | The Cryptographer | ||
| 14 | "Cuba Libre" | Beeson Carroll | Jack Slade | FBI Agent/Gamma 37 member |
| Willie Colón | Armando Rojas | Drug dealer | ||
| Ismael 'East' Carlo | Victor Vasquez | Gamma 37 member trying to save his family | ||
| 15 | "Duty and Honor (aka The Savage)" | Haing S. Ngor | Inspector Nguyn Van Trahn | Saigon Police Officer/Castillo's friend |
| Judith Malina | Unnamed | Sunrise Hotel clerk | ||
| Gary Basaraba | Dr. Morris | VA psychiatric doctor | ||
| Michael Wright | The Savage | Hooker serial killer | ||
| Brad Sullivan | Jack Colman | Federal agent/The Savage's boss | ||
| Helena Bonham Carter | Dr. Theresa Lyons | Crockett's girlfriend | ||
| 16 | "Theresa" | Helena Bonham Carter | Dr. Theresa Lyons | Crockett's girlfriend/junkie |
| Zach Grenier | - | Internal affairs officer | ||
| Richard Chaves | Martinez | District attorney | ||
| Calvin Levels | Rudy Ramos | Drug dealer | ||
| Tim Cappello | Arzola | Goon | ||
| Brad Dourif | Joey Wyatt | Drug dealer | ||
| 17 | "The Afternoon Plane" | John Leguizamo[42] | Orlando Calderone | - |
| Vincent D'Onofrio | Leon Wolf | Ex-convict helping Calderone | ||
| Margaret Avery | Sally Cordoba | Ex-girlfriend of Tubbs | ||
| 18 | "Lend Me An Ear" | Martin Ferrero | Izzy Moreno | Informant |
| John Glover | Steve Duddy | Ex-Miami cop/surveillance operator | ||
| 19 | "Red Tape" | Viggo Mortensen[43] | Eddie Trumbull | Diaz's partner |
| Annette Bening[43] | Vicky | McIntyre's accomplice | ||
| Lou Diamond Phillips[43] | Bobby Diaz | South Dade Junior Det. whose partner is killed and thinks Tubbs is dirty | ||
| Scott Plank[43] | Glen McIntyre | Dirty Miami cop | ||
| 20 | "By Hooker By Crook" | Melanie Griffith[44] | Christine Von Marburg | Businesswoman/Madam |
| George Takei[44] | Kenneth Togaru | Money launderer | ||
| Martin Ferrero[44] | Izzy Moreno | Informant | ||
| Lou Albano[44] | Unnamed | Henchmen | ||
| Vanity[44] | Ali Ferrand | Call girl | ||
| Veronica Cartwright[44] | - | Society dame | ||
| Afa Anoaʻi[44] | Unnamed | Henchmen | ||
| Bill Boggs[44] | - | TV host | ||
| 21 | "Knock Knock...Who's There?" | Ian McShane[45] | Esteban Montoya | Drug dealer |
| Elizabeth Ashley[45] | Linda Colby | Dirty DEA agent | ||
| Samm-Art Williams[45] | Lead DEA Agent | Colby's boss | ||
| Martin Ferrero[45] | Izzy Moreno | Informant | ||
| 22 | "Viking Bikers From Hell" | |||
| Reb Brown | Reb Gustafson | Biker avenging his buddy's death | ||
| John Matuszak | Lascoe | Biker | ||
| Kim Coates | Jack Cragun | Leader of Violators | ||
| Sonny Landham | Toad | Biker | ||
| 23 | "Everybody's in Showbiz" | Michael Carmine | Mikey | Actor/recovering drug acddict |
| Benicio del Toro | Pito | Mikey's brother | ||
| Paul Calderón | Don Gallego | Drug dealer | ||
| Coati Mundi | Conejo | Mikey's friend | ||
| Charles Keating | Marty Glickberg | - | ||
| Mario Ernesto Sánchez | Paco | Limo driver for Gallego | ||
| 24 | "Heroes of the Revolution" | Jeroen Krabbé | Klaus Herzog | East German assassin |
| Shawn Elliott | Orrestes Pedrosa | Cuban Revolutionary Army officer | ||
| George Dickerson | Chet Blakemore | FBI agent |
Season 4 edit
| No. | Episode | Guest | Character | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Contempt of Court" | Stanley Tucci[46] | Frank Mosca | Mobster |
| Philip Baker Hall[46] | Delaporte | Federal judge | ||
| Meg Foster[46] | Alice Carson | Prosecutor | ||
| Steven Keats[46] | Jack Rivers | Informant | ||
| 2 | "Amen...Send Money" | Brian Dennehy[47] | Reverend Billy Bob Proverb | Preacher who tries to frame Tubbs |
| Ben Stiller[47] | Fast Eddie Felcher | Scam artist | ||
| James Tolkan[47] | Mason Mather | Preacher who tries to frame Billy Bob Proverb | ||
| Jo Anderson[47] | Faye Nell | Daughter of the church who accuses Tubbs of raping her | ||
| Anita Morris[47] | Leona Proverb | Caught buying drugs by Tubbs | ||
| 3 | "Death and the Lady" | Paul Guilfoyle[48] | Milton Glantz | Film director |
| Kelly Lynch[48] | Lori 'Blondie' Swann | Adult film actress | ||
| Miguel Ferrer[48] | - | District attorney | ||
| Penelope Ann Miller[48] | Jill Ryder | Sister of Amy Rider | ||
| Marc Macaulay[48] | Brookings | Adult film store owner | ||
| Mark McCracken[48] | Asch | - | ||
| 4 | "The Big Thaw" | Alfred Molina | - | Esther's attorney |
| Martin Ferrero | Izzy Moreno | Informant | ||
| Bill Raymond | Dave Frobel | Scientist | ||
| 5 | "Child's Play" | Ving Rhames[49] | Walker Monroe | Abusive boyfriend/small-time arms dealer |
| Belinda Montgomery[49] | Caroline Ballard | Crockett's ex-wife | ||
| Isaac Hayes[49] | Holiday | Small-time arms dealer | ||
| Danitra Vance[49] | Annette McAllister | Monroe's girlfriend | ||
| 6 | "God's Work" | Esai Morales[50][51] | Felipe Cruz | Son of Jorge Cruz/lawyer |
| Alfonso Arau[50] | Jorge Cruz | Mobster | ||
| Rosanna DeSoto[50] | Maria Lupe Cruz | Jorge Cruz's wife | ||
| Jonathan Del Arco[50] | Ricky Diaz | Teenage punk | ||
| Francesco Quinn[50] | Francesco Cruz | Felipe's brother | ||
| Olek Krupa | Vater Wajda | Priest | ||
| 7 | "Missing Hours" | James Brown[52] | Lou De Long | Forum spokesperson on alien contact |
| Martin Ferrero[52] | Izzy Moreno | Informant | ||
| Charlie Barnett[52] | Noogie Lamont | Informant | ||
| Chris Rock[52] | Carson | Central filing clerk | ||
| 8 | "Like a Hurricane" | Xander Berkeley[53] | Tommy Lowell | Record producer |
| Teller[53] | Ralph Fisher | Defense lawyer | ||
| Jan Hammer[53] | Himself | Musician at a wedding | ||
| Tony Hendra[53] | Gordon Wiggins | Music executive | ||
| Toukie Smith[53] | Angie | Caitlin's assistant/friend | ||
| Sheena Easton[53] | Caitlin Davies | Singer/Crockett's wife | ||
| 9 | "The Rising Sun of Death" | Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa | Kenji Fujitsu | Former Tokyo police officer |
| R. Lee Ermey | Sgt. Ernest Haskell | Metro-Dade Police detective | ||
| James Hong | Riochi Tanaka | Japanese businessman | ||
| Danny Kamekona | Agawa | Tanaka's henchman | ||
| Sheena Easton | Caitlin Davies | Singer/Crockett's wife | ||
| 10 | "Love at First Sight" | Iman | Lois Blyth | Serial killer |
| Annabelle Gurwitch | Teri | Hooker | ||
| Lori Petty | Carol | Video dating service customer | ||
| Toukie Smith | Angie | Caitlin's assistant/friend | ||
| Sheena Easton | Caitlin Davies | Singer/Crockett's wife | ||
| 11 | "Rock and a Hard Place" | Sheena Easton | Caitlin Davies | Singer/Crockett's wife |
| Tony Hendra | Gordon Wiggins | Music executive | ||
| Toukie Smith | Angie | Caitlin's assistant/friend | ||
| Jack Kenny | Jerry Lee | Tabloid reporter | ||
| 12 | "The Cows of October" | Martin Ferrero | Izzy Moreno | Informant |
| Harry Shearer | Timothy Anderson | Federal agent | ||
| Gerrit Graham | Calvin Teal | Cow breeder | ||
| 13 | "Vote of Confidence" | Larry Pine | Tom Pierce | Politician running for Governor who is caught in a scandal |
| Barry Lynch | Barry Bloom | Political operative who sets up Tom Pierce | ||
| Jonathan Hadary | Hank Frazier | Journalist who tries to blackmail Tom Pierce and his rival | ||
| Lucinda Jenney | Annie Pierce | Wife of Tom Pierce | ||
| Michael Stark | Wayne Hazlitt | Tom Pierce's campaign manager | ||
| 14 | "Baseballs of Death" | Michael Des Barres | Shane Dubois | Cinder's pimp |
| Lisa Marie | Cinder | Hooker | ||
| Mark Metcalf | Brody | Miami DEA agent conspiring with Guerrero | ||
| Tony Plana | Ernesto Guerrero | Chilean Police General who's looking to buy some illegal arms | ||
| Oliver Platt | Speed Stiles | Illegal arms dealer | ||
| 15 | "Indian Wars" | Joe Turkel | Levec | Drug lord |
| Joe Lala | Anthony Acosta | Middleman for Levec | ||
| 16 | "Honor Among Thieves?" | Ramy Zada | Palmo | Drug lord |
| Gary Basaraba | Cyrus | Palmo's bodyguard | ||
| Dylan Baker | Lt. Edward Jarell | Metro-Dade homicide officer | ||
| 17 | "Hell Hath No Fury" | Don Harvey | Alan Beaks | Rapist |
| John Finn | Charles Hatch | Hitman | ||
| John Michael Higgins | Murray Phillips | TV reporter | ||
| 18 | "Badge of Dishonor" | Nick Corri | Colon | Dirty cop |
| Reni Santoni | Arturo Dominguez | South Beach police lieutenant | ||
| Julio Oscar Mechoso | Escobar | Drug dealer | ||
| Barbra Streisand | - | Pedestrian | ||
| 19 | "Blood & Roses" | Stanley Tucci[54] | Frank Mosca | Mobster |
| Michael Wincott[54] | Wilson Cook | Money launderer | ||
| Meg Foster[54] | Alice Carson | District attorney | ||
| Paul Herman[54] | Jimmy Roth | Mobster | ||
| Frank Stallone[54] | Billy | Mosca's dirty man | ||
| Gabriel Traversari[54] | Vincent | - | ||
| Mark McCracken[54] | - | Federal agent | ||
| 20 | "A Bullet for Crockett" | Jesse Borrego | Enrique Morca-Mendez | Drug dealer |
| Lisa Vidal | Angel Montepina | Morca-Mendez's girlfriend who shot Crockett | ||
| Martin Ferrero | Izzy Moreno | Informant | ||
| 21 | "Deliver Us From Evil" | |||
| Sheena Easton | Caitlin Daives | Singer/Crockett's wife | ||
| Guy Boyd | Frank Hackman | Crockett's nemesis/killer | ||
| Don Keith Opper | Johnny Blatt | Conspired with Hackman | ||
| 22 | "Mirror Image" | Julia Roberts[55] | Polly Wheeler | Drug dealer's girlfriend |
| Chris Cooper[55] | Jimmy Hagovitch | Dirty Fort Lauderdale detective | ||
| Antonio Fargas[55] | Alejandro Gutierrez | Drug dealer | ||
| Tony Azito[55] | Manolo | Drug lord | ||
| Brent Jennings[55] | Rolando Jordan | Fort Lauderdale detective sergeant |
Season 5 edit
| No. | Episode | Guest | Character | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Hostile Takeover" | Joe Santos[56] | Oscar Carrera | Drug lord |
| Jon Polito[56] | El Gato | Drug lord | ||
| Anthony Crivello[56] | Miguel Carrera | Oscar's son | ||
| Matt Frewer[56] | Cliff King | Middleman | ||
| Debra Feuer[56] | Celeste | Oscar's wife | ||
| Victor Argo[56] | Commandante Salazar | Peruvian general smuggling drugs | ||
| 2 | "Redemption in Blood" | Jon Polito | El Gato | Drug lord |
| Matt Frewer | Cliff King | Middleman | ||
| Debra Feuer | Celeste | Oscar's wife | ||
| Victor Argo | Commandante Salazar | Peruvian General smuggling drugs | ||
| 3 | "Heart of Night" | Rosalind Chao | Mai Ying | Castillo's ex-wife |
| James Saito | Ma Sek | Mai Ying's husband | ||
| Bob Gunton | Rivas | Ma Sek's boss who is attempting to repossess smuggled bearer bonds | ||
| 4 | "Bad Timing" | Melissa Leo | Kathleen Gilfords | Bartender |
| William O'Leary | Scott "Scotty" McKenna | Friend of Cruz and Wilson | ||
| Pruitt Taylor Vince | Cruz | Prison escapee | ||
| Gary Farmer | Wilson | Prison escapee | ||
| Marc Macaulay | Doc Jerry | Associate of Wilson and Cruz | ||
| Stephanie Roth | Dr. Samantha Phillips | Crockett's psychiatrist | ||
| Jermaine Stewart | The Singer | Singer at prison | ||
| 5 | "Borrasca" | Juan Fernández | El Martillo Borrasca | Drug lord |
| Brion James | Edward Reese | Freelance intelligence agent | ||
| Carlos Cestero | Arturo Uribe | Retired detective | ||
| Mario Ernesto Sánchez | Jorge | Uribe's friend | ||
| 6 | "Line of Fire" | Kevyn Major Howard | Bates | FBI agent |
| Barry Primus | Daley | FBI agent | ||
| Aasif Mandvi | - | Doorman | ||
| Justin Lazard | Keith | Witness | ||
| 7 | "Asian Cut" | Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa[57] | Tegoro | Reformed drug dealer |
| David Schramm[57] | Stuart Whitney | Psychotic killer of hookers | ||
| Steve Ryan[57] | Eric Halliwell | Father of a runaway girl | ||
| Russell Horton | Stuart Orr Whitley | Freelance photojournalist | ||
| Spider Martin[57] | Otis | Drunk homeless man | ||
| Steve Gladstone[57] | - | Motel owner | ||
| 8 | "Hard Knocks" | Richard Jenkins | Goodman | Bookie |
| Victor Slezak | Jerome Horowitz | Sports agent | ||
| Jordan Clarke | Mac Mulhern | Switek's friend | ||
| Ismael 'East' Carlo | Chi Chi | Bookie | ||
| 9 | "Fruit of the Poison Tree" | Stephen McHattie | Sam Boyle | Defense lawyer |
| Jeffrey Meek | Enriquez | Drug dealer | ||
| Tony Sirico | Frank Romano | Mobster | ||
| Amanda Plummer | Lisa Madsen | Defense lawyer | ||
| 10 | "To Have and to Hold" | Belinda Montgomery | Caroline Ballard | Crockett's ex-wife |
| Elpidia Carrillo | Maria Pendroza | Louis Pendroza's wife who sets up the Pendroza family | ||
| Miguel Ferrer | Ramon Pendroza | Son of Louis Pendroza/drug dealer | ||
| Rafael Ferrer | Carlos Jr. | Ramon's cousin | ||
| 11 | "Miami Squeeze" | Robert Joy[58] | Sebastian Ross | Drug smuggler |
| Rita Moreno[58] | Madelyn Woods | Florida Congresswoman | ||
| Peter Nelson[58] | Dan Shaw | Madelyn's campaign manager | ||
| Paul Provenza[58] | Ricky DeMarina | Drug dealer | ||
| Sherrie Rose[58] | Jenny | - | ||
| Mario Ernesto Sánchez[58] | Morales | Middleman | ||
| Justin Lazard[58] | Joey Chandler | Undercover police officer | ||
| Conrad Roberts[58] | Henry Williford | Metro-Dade police commissioner | ||
| 12 | "Jack of All Trades" | David Andrews | Jack Crockett | Crockett's cousin who gets into some deep trouble |
| Jesse Borrego | Octavio Escandero | Drug lord | ||
| Robert Miranda | Ray Soliz | Escandero's associate | ||
| 13 | "The Cell Within" | John P. Ryan[59] | Jake Manning | Reformed murderer |
| Robin Bartlett[59] | Rhoda King | Manning's prison psychiatrist | ||
| Maria Pitillo[59] | Anna | Hooker | ||
| Mark McCracken[59] | Mason | Drug dealer | ||
| Richard Gant[59] | Battlin' Barry Gay | Manning's assistant | ||
| 14 | "The Lost Madonna" | Michael Chiklis[60] | Det. Jeffrey Whitehead | NYPD cop on the trail of missing artwork |
| Ned Eisenberg[60] | Sal Castelli | Joey's cousin | ||
| Peter Dobson[60] | Joey Scianti | Attempting to sell along with Sal a sculpture of Madonna and Child | ||
| Elizabeth Berridge[60] | Julia Scianti | Joey's sister who runs an art gallery | ||
| 15 | "Over the Line" | Martin Ferrero | Izzy Moreno | Informant |
| Anthony Barrile | Johnny | Vigilante police officer | ||
| Tomas Arana | Walter Stevens | Head of vigilante cop task force | ||
| Robert Fields | Richard Highsmith | Metro-Dade police captain | ||
| Kevin Corrigan | Jamison | - | ||
| 16 | "Victims of Circumstance" | Paul Guilfoyle[61] | John Baker | Leader of the Neo-nazi group the "Patriotic Brigade" |
| John Leguizamo[61] | Angelo Alvarez | Drug dealer | ||
| Xander Berkeley[61] | Bailey | Metro-Dade detective | ||
| Karen Black[61] | Helen Jackson | Reporter and daughter of Kozak | ||
| William Hickey[61] | Hans Kozak | Nazi death camp leader | ||
| Stefan Gierasch[61] | Dr. Leo Krebs | Seeking the extradition of Kozak | ||
| 17 | "Freefall" | Ian McShane[62] | General Manuel Borbon | Costa Morado Dictator who is brought to the United States by Crockett and Tubbs |
| Greg Germann[62] | Johnny Raymond | Drug dealer who plays both sides | ||
| Sherman Howard[62] | Col. Andrew Baker | US Government Special Drug Enforcement Task Force Commander who recruits Crockett and Tubbs | ||
| Martin Ferrero[62] | Izzy Moreno | Informant | ||
| Anna Katarina[62] | - | Borbon's fiancée | ||
| Elpidia Carrillo[62] | Sister Felicia | Rebel who assists Crockett and Tubbs to get Borbon out | ||
| Robert Beltran[62] | Capt. Jimendez | Borbon's top assistant | ||
| Robert Fields | Richard Highsmith | Metro-Dade police chief | ||
| 18 | "World of Trouble" | Dennis Farina[63] | Albert Lombard | Mobster |
| Ned Eisenberg[63] | Lubrizzi | Mobster | ||
| Marc Macaulay[63] | Johnny Cottman | Goon | ||
| Vincent Schiavelli[63] | Lawrence Fowler | Scientist who designs device that stops vehicles without destroying them | ||
| Tim Quill | Salvatore "Sal" Lombard | Lombard's son | ||
| 19 | "Miracle Man" | Zach Grenier[64] | Eric Terry | Reporter |
| John Castellanos[64] | Carlos Perena | Drug lord | ||
| Martin Ferrero[64] | Izzy Moreno | Informant | ||
| Conrad Roberts[64] | Henry Williford | Metro-Dade police commissioner | ||
| 20 | "Leap of Faith" | Kiel Martin[65] | Paul Cutter | Metro-Dade detective running his own undercover unit |
| Cameron Dye[65] | Jack Andrews | Undercover cop | ||
| Laura San Giacomo[65] | Tania Louis | Cutter's researcher/cop | ||
| Jennifer Rubin[65] | Claire | Student of Professor Baines | ||
| Adam Storke[65] | Ray Mundy | Undercover cop | ||
| Keith Gordon[65] | Terrence "Terry" Baines | College professor who is creating a new designer drug | ||
| Justin Lazard[65] | Joey Chandler/Harden | Undercover cop | ||
| 21 | "Too Much, Too Late" | Pam Grier[66] | Valerie Gordon | NYPD cop/former lover of Tubbs |
| Martin Ferrero[66] | Izzy Moreno | Informant | ||
| Malinda Williams[66] | Lynette | Yvonne's daughter | ||
| CCH Pounder[66] | Yvonne | Drug addicted mother | ||
| June Gable[66] | Dr. Ellen Hardy | Attempts to examine Lynette after being raped |
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