Go With The Heat

By Go With The Heat

Every two weeks Dom, Melissa, and John break down the greatest movies to punch, chop and kick. After going through the entire run of Miami Vice, we've graduated to the greatest era of action movies. K... more

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February 01, 2019 This Week In Vice 104 – May 7 – June 24, 2019
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Hi pals, coming up on this week’s episode of Go With The Heat Al Lombard comes back to Miami leaving the Vice crew in the middle of a mob war in the first lost episode World of Trouble. With only five episodes to go I’m going to split up the rest of 1989 over these final episodes of This Week In Vice. This time we’ll be looking back to May 7 to June 24, 1989, when Miami Vice was King.
In news…
There were lots of minor stories in the news throughout this stretch but the biggest news came from China. On June 4, Chinese troops opened fire on student protestors in Beijing in what many call the Tiananmen Square Massacre. Since mid-April students and civilians had occupied the square and various points around the city. After Chinese Premier Li Peng declared martial law, soldiers moved in to remove the protestors. The Chinese governments confirmed death toll would be 241, however many groups estimate it much higher.
In Music…
In late-Spring 1989 and in this time period there are 6 different number one songs that top the Hot 100. Many of them are from artists we know and love from the 80’s. These inlcude I’ll Be There For You by Bon Jovi, I’ll Be Loving You (Forever) by New Kids on the Block, Satisfied by Richard Marx. There are a couple newcomers including Rock On by the Young and the Restless actor Michael Damian and from the Beaches soundtrack Wind Beneath My Wings by Bette Midler.
The biggest song from this time is Paula Abdul’s second single Forever Your Girl. From the album of the same name the music video was directed by now famed movie director David Fincher and included a young Elijah Wood and Nikki Cox as backup dancers.
In Movies…
There are a few less movies at number one than songs during the 7 weeks we’re covering for This Week In Vice. Finally dethroning Pet Semetary is the comedy classic See No Evil, Hear No Evil starring Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder. Next is the final movie in the Indiana Jones trilogy with Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
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January 28, 2019 127 - Victims of Circumstance
What a lead up to Freefall! This is a stellar episode with some serious social commentary. In this episode of Miami Vice the duo (plus Stan) attempt to infiltrate the Patriot Brigade, a white supremacist group they think is attempting to murder witnesses to death camp murders during World War II. Unfortunately by the end, they’re able to bring in the actual perpetrator, but can’t do anything about a group of people who deserve to be brought down.

We all loved this episode of Miami Vice and how it could still fit in today’s political climate. Dominic is stuck on that car door that keeps making an appearance. Melissa takes a swipe at Quantum Leap and John reviews all the other times we’ve seen these guest stars in Miami Vice.

Its the beginning of the end to the show!

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Episode Information
Miami Vice – Season 05 Ep. 16 – Victims of Circumstance
Premiered May 5, 1989
Writer: Richard Lourie (only ep.)
Director: Colin Bucksey (Death and the Lady, Like a Hurricane, Rock and a Hard Place)

Guest Stars
Paul Guilfoyle as John Baker
Stefan Gierasch as Leo Krebbs
Xander Berkeley as Metro-Dade Officer Bailey
William Hickey) as Hans Kozak
John Leguizamo as Angelo Alvarez
Karen Black as Helen Jackson

Music
Severance by Dead Can Dance
Miami Beach Rhumba by The Klezmer Conservatory Band
Misguided Angel by Cowboy Junkies

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John Twitter: @corriveau_john
Melissa Twitter: @mrsmelcorriveau
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Facebook – https://facebook.com/gowiththeheat
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Intro & transition music provided by:
Cuban Sandwich, Voice Over Under
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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January 28, 2019 Go With The Heat 127 – Victims of Circumstance
What a lead up to Freefall! This is a stellar episode with some serious social commentary. In this episode of Miami Vice the duo (plus Stan) attempt to infiltrate the Patriot Brigade, a white supremacist group they think is attempting to murder witnesses to death camp murders during World War II. Unfortunately by the end, they’re able to bring in the actual perpetrator, but can’t do anything about a group of people who deserve to be brought down.
We all loved this episode of Miami Vice and how it could still fit in today’s political climate. Dominic is stuck on that car door that keeps making an appearance. Melissa takes a swipe at Quantum Leap and John reviews all the other times we’ve seen these guest stars in Miami Vice.
Its the beginning of the end to the show!
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Episode Information
Miami Vice – Season 05 Ep. 16 – Victims of CircumstancePremiered May 5, 1989Writer: Richard Lourie (only ep.)Director: Colin Bucksey (Death and the Lady, Like a Hurricane, Rock and a Hard Place)
Guest Stars
Paul Guilfoyle as John BakerStefan Gierasch as Leo KrebbsXander Berkeley as Metro-Dade Officer BaileyWilliam Hickey) as Hans KozakJohn Leguizamo as Angelo AlvarezKaren Black as Helen Jackson
Music
Severance by Dead Can Dance
Miami Beach Rhumba by The Klezmer Conservatory Band
Misguided Angel by Cowboy Junkies
Feedback
Got some feedback? Contact Us.
Email: gowiththeheat[@]gmail[.]com
Dom Twitter: @domcorriveauJohn Twitter: @corriveau_johnMelissa Twitter: @mrsmelcorriveau
The shows official accounts:
Twitter – https://twitter.com/gowiththeheatFacebook – https://facebook.com/gowiththeheatInstagram – https://www.instagram.com/gowiththeheat/
Intro & transition music provided by:
Cuban Sandwich, Voice Over Under
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
...more
1h 4min
January 28, 2019 Go With The Heat 127 – Victims of Circumstance
What a lead up to Freefall! This is a stellar episode with some serious social commentary. In this episode of Miami Vice the duo (plus Stan) attempt to infiltrate the Patriot Brigade, a white supremacist group they think is attempting to murder witnesses to death camp murders during World War II. Unfortunately by the end, they’re able to bring in the actual perpetrator, but can’t do anything about a group of people who deserve to be brought down.
We all loved this episode of Miami Vice and how it could still fit in today’s political climate. Dominic is stuck on that car door that keeps making an appearance. Melissa takes a swipe at Quantum Leap and John reviews all the other times we’ve seen these guest stars in Miami Vice.
Its the beginning of the end to the show!
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Episode Information
Miami Vice – Season 05 Ep. 16 – Victims of Circumstance
Premiered May 5, 1989
Writer: Richard Lourie (only ep.)
Director: Colin Bucksey (Death and the Lady, Like a Hurricane, Rock and a Hard Place)
Guest Stars
Paul Guilfoyle as John Baker
Stefan Gierasch as Leo Krebbs
Xander Berkeley as Metro-Dade Officer Bailey
William Hickey) as Hans Kozak
John Leguizamo as Angelo Alvarez
Karen Black as Helen Jackson
Music
Severance by Dead Can Dance
Miami Beach Rhumba by The Klezmer Conservatory Band
Misguided Angel by Cowboy Junkies
Feedback
Got some feedback? Contact Us.
Email: gowiththeheat[@]gmail[.]com
Dom Twitter: @domcorriveau
John Twitter: @corriveau_john
Melissa Twitter: @mrsmelcorriveau
The shows official accounts:
Twitter – https://twitter.com/gowiththeheat
Facebook – https://facebook.com/gowiththeheat
Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/gowiththeheat/
Intro & transition music provided by:
Cuban Sandwich, Voice Over Under
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
...more
1h 4min
January 25, 2019 This Week In Vice 103 – April 30 – May 6, 1989
Hi pals, coming up on this week’s episode of Go With The Heat Stan and Sonny infiltrate a group of white supremacists linked to murders in the episode Victims of Circumstance. On This Week In Vice we’re taking a look back to when this episode of Miami Vice aired, from April 30 to May 6, 1989, when Miami Vice was King.

Show notes and more: gowiththeheat.com
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In news…
With the extended period between Vice episodes last week there was more news to cover than time on this show. This week we’re going to go back to mid-April to look at a story I missed. On April 19, Trisha Meili was attacked in Central Park, New York and was eventually dubbed the Central Park Jogger Case or the Central Park Five.

After the attack 5 juvenile men where apprehended, charged and convicted of the attack. Through the rest of 1989 and beyond this case has been one of the most covered and perhaps the biggest crime story of the 80’s. In 2002 the confession and DNA evidence from another man found the real attacker and the Central Park 5, who were wrongly convicted, had their charges vacated.

In Music…
I mentioned last time there was one song I skipped to cover this time on This Week In Vice. From the album of the same name, Madonna’s smash hit Like a Prayer takes over the Hot 100 and keeps it for three weeks. Considered one of Madonna’s best, the song was not without controversy. The music video, directed by the Mary Lambert, was protested by The Vatican and other religious groups. Like a Prayer endured the controversy and is still one of the best pop songs of a generation.

In Movies…
Speaking of Mary Lambert, Pet Semetary would be number one a the box office until mid-May so we go to the archives and holy smokes there’s a lot to choose from.

There are some amazing movies hiding behind Pet Semetary including The Dream Team, a comedy starring Michael Keaton and Christopher Lloyd. Also playing is the legendary sports drama Kevin Costner, the third greatest sports movie behind Major League and of course, Bull Durham. Third on the list of classics is the Jean-Claude Van Damme scifi camp classic Cyborg. I don’t care if a lot of people don’t like Cyborg, in my house we love JCVD and everything he does.

Which brings me to the final classic to review this week. Starring John Cusack and directed by Cameron Crowe is the fantastic romantic dramedy Say Anything…. The story, the music, Lloyd Dob
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January 25, 2019 This Week In Vice 103 – April 30 – May 6, 1989
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Hi pals, coming up on this week’s episode of Go With The Heat Stan and Sonny infiltrate a group of white supremacists linked to murders in the episode Victims of Circumstance. On This Week In Vice we’re taking a look back to when this episode of Miami Vice aired, from April 30 to May 6, 1989, when Miami Vice was King.
In news…
With the extended period between Vice episodes last week there was more news to cover than time on this show. This week we’re going to go back to mid-April to look at a story I missed. On April 19, Trisha Meili was attacked in Central Park, New York and was eventually dubbed the Central Park Jogger Case or the Central Park Five.
After the attack 5 juvenile men where apprehended, charged and convicted of the attack. Through the rest of 1989 and beyond this case has been one of the most covered and perhaps the biggest crime story of the 80’s. In 2002 the confession and DNA evidence from another man found the real attacker and the Central Park 5, who were wrongly convicted, had their charges vacated.
In Music…
I mentioned last time there was one song I skipped to cover this time on This Week In Vice. From the album of the same name, Madonna’s smash hit Like a Prayer takes over the Hot 100 and keeps it for three weeks. Considered one of Madonna’s best, the song was not without controversy. The music video, directed by the Mary Lambert, was protested by The Vatican and other religious groups. Like a Prayer endured the controversy and is still one of the best pop songs of a generation.
In Movies…
Speaking of Mary Lambert, Pet Semetary would be number one a the box office until mid-May so we go to the archives and holy smokes there’s a lot to choose from.
There are some amazing movies hiding behind Pet Semetary including The Dream Team, a comedy starring Michael Keaton and Christopher Lloyd. Also playing is the legendary sports drama Kevin Costner, the third greatest sports movie behind Major League and of course, Bull Durham. Third on the list of classics is the Jean-Claude Van Damme scifi camp classic Cyborg. I don’t care if a lot of people don’t like Cyborg, in my house we love JCVD and everything he does.
Which brings me to the final classic
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January 21, 2019 126 - Classic Rerun: Knock, Knock... Who's There
Hey pals, last week’s dirty cop episode got us thinking about other times the Vice team has been forced to investigate one of their own. So this week we decided to air another one of our classic reruns. Waaaaaay back in December 2017 we dove into season 3, episode 21 of Miami Vice titled “Knock, Knock… Who’s There”. We’ll be back next week with “Victims of Circumstance” and ever closer to the end of Vice.

Show notes and more: http://gowiththeheat.com

Early show access and free stickers! https://www.patreon.com/gowiththeheat

Okay, okay… No one freak out. Yes, we are having a “meh” few episodes of Miami Vice as we near the end of season three. But, that doesn’t mean that’s how Go With The Heat isn’t closing out the season with a bang! This episode revolves around a crooked DEA agent. I know, another dirty cop. The episode does have Izzy, deep music selection and an I.A.D. officer who gets really close to finally nailing Crockett.

John introduces Dominic to Grace Jones and finds a way to work in a meat fondler reference. Dominic professes his love for Bryan Adams and Melissa is REALLY upset no one is thinking of Brian.

Just three episodes left in season three of Miami Vice.

Episode Information
Miami Vice Season 03 Episode 21 – Knock Knock… Who’s There?
Premiered March 27, 1987
Written by Dick Wolf (no surprises)
Directed by Tony Wharmby

Guest Stars
Elizabeth Ashley as as DEA Agent Linda Colby
Samm-Art Williams as Lead DEA Agent
Ian McShane as Esteban Montoya

Music
Ride Across The River by Dire Straits
Heat of the Night by Bryan Adams
Underwaterboys by Shriekback
Santiago by Fernando Villalona
The Fashion Show by Grace Jones
La Vecina by Belkis Concepcion y Sus Chicas

Feedback
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Email: gowiththeheat[@]gmail[.]com
Dom Twitter: @domcorriveau
John Twitter: @corriveau_john
Melissa Twitter: @mrsmelcorriveau

The shows official accounts:
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Facebook
Tumblr

Intro & transition music provided by:
“Cuban Sandwich”, “Voice Over Under”
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
...more
59min
January 21, 2019 Go With The Heat 126 – Classic Rerun: Knock, Knock… Who’s There?
Hey pals, last week’s dirty cop episode got us thinking about other times the Vice team has been forced to investigate one of their own. So this week we decided to air another one of our classic reruns. Waaaaaay back in December 2017 we dove into season 3, episode 21 of Miami Vice titled “Knock, Knock… Who’s There”. We’ll be back next week with “Victims of Circumstance” and ever closer to the end of Vice.
RSS | iTunes | Google | Pocket Casts | YouTube | TuneIn
Okay, okay… No one freak out. Yes, we are having a “meh” few episodes of Miami Vice as we near the end of season three. But, that doesn’t mean that’s how Go With The Heat isn’t closing out the season with a bang! This episode revolves around a crooked DEA agent. I know, another dirty cop. The episode does have Izzy, deep music selection and an I.A.D. officer who gets really close to finally nailing Crockett.
John introduces Dominic to Grace Jones and finds a way to work in a meat fondler reference. Dominic professes his love for Bryan Adams and Melissa is REALLY upset no one is thinking of Brian.
Just three episodes left in season three of Miami Vice.
Episode Information
Miami Vice Season 03 Episode 21 – Knock Knock… Who’s There?
Premiered March 27, 1987
Written by Dick Wolf (no surprises)
Directed by Tony Wharmby
Guest Stars
Elizabeth Ashley as as DEA Agent Linda Colby
Samm-Art Williams as Lead DEA Agent
Ian McShane as Esteban Montoya
Music
Ride Across The River by Dire Straits
Heat of the Night by Bryan Adams
Underwaterboys by Shriekback
Santiago by Fernando Villalona
The Fashion Show by Grace Jones
La Vecina by Belkis Concepcion y Sus Chicas
Feedback
Got some feedback? Contact Us.
Email: gowiththeheat[@]gmail[.]com
Dom Twitter: @domcorriveau
John Twitter: @corriveau_john
Melissa Twitter: @mrsmelcorriveau
The shows official accounts:
Twitter
Facebook
Tumblr
Intro & transition music provided by:
“Cuban Sandwich”, “Voice Over Under”
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
...more
59min
January 14, 2019 125 - Over The Line
We’ve traveled through time. Its time to go all the way back to season 2 of Miami Vice. This episode had so many things to love and it really felt… Like home. We had action, double crosses, good investigation work and even an appearance from Izzy. So much of this episode of Miami Vice reminded us of classic seasons. What’s not to love? A secret society taking the law into their own hands which is made up of other cops. The conspiracy is so large even the soon-to-be Chief of Police is in on it!

Dominic is concerned for a group of vigilantes that managed by a man who got the idea after being shot in the head. Melissa wonders what if the duo said no? How do they forget what they’ve seen? John wants to protect the good name of Dr. Dingy, Dr. Johnny Dingy.

Its a classic episode you can’t miss!

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Episode Information
Miami Vice – Season 05 Ep. 15 – Over the Line
Premiered April 28, 1989
(Episode was delayed for a month and a half for the debut of some series called Dream Street. Help us out here Melissa, our 80’s TV isn’t up to par
There was also a 99′ boy band called Dream Street that I found a video of them performing on the Maury show. Think they found out who their real dad is?)
Writer: Robert Ward (Co-producer, 8 writing credits) and Scott Shepherd (Redemption in Blood, Bad Timing, Hard Knocks, will write Freefall)
Director: Russ Mayberry (will direct Freefall, probably the most accomplished TV director Vice ever had, a titan behind the camera for TV)

Guest Stars
Tomas Arana as Walter Stevens
Robert Fields as Metro-Dade Captain Richard Highsmith
Anthony Barrile as Johnny

Music
I’m Life by The Fixx

Feedback
Got some feedback? Contact Us.
Email: gowiththeheat[@]gmail[.]com

Dom Twitter: @domcorriveau
John Twitter: @corriveau_john
Melissa Twitter: @mrsmelcorriveau

The shows official accounts:
Twitter – https://twitter.com/gowiththeheat
Facebook – https://facebook.com/gowiththeheat
Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/gowiththeheat/

Intro & transition music provided by:
Cuban Sandwich, Voice Over Under
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
...more
1h 1min
January 14, 2019 Go With The Heat 125 – Over The Line
We’ve traveled through time. Its time to go all the way back to season 2 of Miami Vice. This episode had so many things to love and it really felt… Like home. We had action, double crosses, good investigation work and even an appearance from Izzy. So much of this episode of Miami Vice reminded us of classic seasons. What’s not to love? A secret society taking the law into their own hands which is made up of other cops. The conspiracy is so large even the soon-to-be Chief of Police is in on it!
Dominic is concerned for a group of vigilantes that managed by a man who got the idea after being shot in the head. Melissa wonders what if the duo said no? How do they forget what they’ve seen? John wants to protect the good name of Dr. Dingy, Dr. Johnny Dingy.
Its a classic episode you can’t miss!
RSS | iTunes | Google | Pocket Casts | YouTube | TuneIn
Become a Patron!
Episode Information
Miami Vice – Season 05 Ep. 15 – Over the Line
Premiered April 28, 1989
(Episode was delayed for a month and a half for the debut of some series called Dream Street. Help us out here Melissa, our 80’s TV isn’t up to par
There was also a 99′ boy band called Dream Street that I found a video of them performing on the Maury show. Think they found out who their real dad is?)
Writer: Robert Ward (Co-producer, 8 writing credits) and Scott Shepherd (Redemption in Blood, Bad Timing, Hard Knocks, will write Freefall)
Director: Russ Mayberry (will direct Freefall, probably the most accomplished TV director Vice ever had, a titan behind the camera for TV)
Guest Stars
Tomas Arana as Walter Stevens
Robert Fields as Metro-Dade Captain Richard Highsmith
Anthony Barrile as Johnny
Music
I’m Life by The Fixx
Feedback
Got some feedback? Contact Us.
Email: gowiththeheat[@]gmail[.]com
Dom Twitter: @domcorriveau
John Twitter: @corriveau_john
Melissa Twitter: @mrsmelcorriveau
The shows official accounts:
Twitter – https://twitter.com/gowiththeheat
Facebook – https://facebook.com/gowiththeheat
Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/gowiththeheat/
Intro & transition music provided by:
Cuban Sandwich, Voice Over Under
Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
...more
1h 1min

FAQs about Go With The Heat:

How many episodes does Go With The Heat have?

The podcast currently has 352 episodes available.