Only Fools and Horses' 1991 Christmas Special "Miami Twice" featured the cast traveling to Miami and becoming accidentally involved with the head of a drugs cartel who often dressed in the type of casual clothing made famous by the show.
Thomas' character would return in another episode, appropriately titled "Out Of Miami", in the series' final season. In the scene where Johnson and Thomas first appear on-screen together, a version of the "Miami Vice Theme" can be heard playing in the background.
In 1997, Philip Michael Thomas reunited with Don Johnson in the episode "Wild Card" of Johnson's next television series, Nash Bridges, also featuring a guest appearance by Meat Loaf playing a Vice-styled villain. Friends: In "The One with All The Thanksgivings", A flashback to 1987 shows Ross and Chandler dressed like Crockett and Tubbs. In a later episode, the characters dance to the Miami Vice theme in a bar. The villain of the two-parter "Evil Is Live Spelled Backwards" lives on a yacht with his white and black poodles, Crockett and Tubbs. Andor: The introduction of Niamos imitates the introduction of Miami in Miami Vice, as an image of a sunny resort paradise which instead conceals a cesspool of corruption. In Hot Fuzz, one of the other officers calls Nick and Danny "Crockett and Tubby.". In Charlie's Angels (2000), a kidnapped Bosley at one point whittles a bar of soap into a gun as the show's theme song is briefly heard in the background. 
Can't Hardly Wait: While locked in a bathroom together, Denise discusses her and Kenny's lost friendship, even remarking how they used to play Miami Vice when they were younger. The Wedding Singer: Julia's boorish fiancee, Glenn, is a huge fan of the show, even dressing like Don Johnson. 
Michael Fassbender mentions that Erik Lehnsherr has a suit which was inspired by Detective Ricardo "Rico" Tubbs, Crockett's partner. Don Johnson's wardrobe ignited a fashion trend in the mid-'80s, and since Apocalypse takes place in 1983, one year before Miami Vice's debut, it appears that Xavier was ahead of his time style-wise.
For X-Men: Apocalypse, James McAvoy has said in numerous interviews that Charles' suits were ripped off from the iconic outfits worn by Detective James "Sonny" Crockett.
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