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I've updated the address in my previous post

Alexander Montessori School, Old Cutler Rd Campus, 14400 Old Cutler Rd, Miami, FL 33157

Now, as we are in full gear, let´s hunt down the shooting range

C Glide has around 25 locations to add. I also sent him a long list

then don't forget to also add the locations of Tucker's drug den and Club Araña in Smuggler's Blues I've sent you a couple months back

Its because I updated the picture with the episode details. Now it works. I added a few pictures.

Ok, I found it now, It is a different address. It´s 14400 Old Cutler Road. Here is a picture with the details. The roundabout with the journalists is there, the playground with the street running next to it (Old Cutler with the public bus), the parking lot in the background and the group of buildings with the inner yard (see pictures added below). Ellen Mason worked in the building on the far right side, the one closest to the Old Cutler Road. Perfect work! Thanks!

This man is on fire!

Happy Belated Birthday!

Happy Belated Birthday @Mr. Calderon ... Hope it was a very good day for the occasion

Very best wishes - sorry I missed it - hope you had a Vice Day!

Add-on to the unknown Ballard house location: I don´t know what it is with me, but sometimes I find new clues on third or fourth sight. Or maybe I am just sloppy? But I want to share additional pictures here because that could help to find the house. Additional clues: the very specific shape of the old stony fountain in the background with moulds the house seems to resemble a T-shaped main body (the bar is the house itself, the short line is the part with the garden door that is used by Crockett and Caroline). This is obvious because in one very brief shot it is revealed that the house goes more to the left (including a window in a 90 degree angle to the other part) behind C&C before there is a short hedge which is then followed by the separate "garden house without window (seen in another pic behind Caroline). The roof part encircled in one picture indicates that this is ONE house with no space in between or separated buildings because there is a hedge in the corner that could cover a potential pathway - at least I checked that possibility. So, we have a main building in a basic T- or at least L-shape plus a separate small garden house or shack without a window. The house is set back from the roadside a bit with green vegetation in front. That is revealed behind Sonny and Bob at the front door. One picture even shows part of what could be a circled driveway with vegetation. This also means IF there is a separate footpath into the garden from the street, it has to be between the main body to the far left behind Caroline and the garden shack. But they did film it in a way that we never see the few meters in between, so we have to guess. These new clues should further narrow it down. My hottest suspect area right now is Coral Gables (as "Something about Mary" locations reveal this area has not only green hedges between gardens big enough like in MV but also some dense vegetation that does not look Florida like which is a great feature of the Ballard house too. The houses also have a bit distance to the curb there). P.S. the Ballard house has quite a palm tree bunch next to the garden house that does not look like Atlanta, but they did a great job in concealing this. On the other hand, you cannot sit comfortably in your garden in Atlanta in December for lunch anyway, unless you are polar bear P.P.S. the delivery man is a versatile person. He (actor name: Will Knickerbocker) played several times in MV and was shot in the teaser of Walk-Alone as a shady prison guard.

The best.

Great song and sound.

Baseballs of Death - Switek finds he can monitor Guerrero's rental car phone.

You are so right! Loved this show too and how much MV was a major influence. Thanks for posting!

A Certain Ratio - Flight (1980)

Not that I’m aware Lou. 1221 Brickell was featured in that one.

Miami Shores and the surrounding areas have a lot of houses with streets bordering the front and back of the house.

Then in reverse fashion, the cover band at the party in “The McCarthy” performs “Some Guys Have All the Luck”, then Crockett later quotes that song while standing in the burned warehouse in Lombard.

Correct! Sonny and Rico receiving gunfire from Roberto Duran Have you noticed there are some foreshadowing in the series, like Crockett mentions Roberto Duran in this and he stars in "Payback" later on, and Noogie singing the line "what's love got to with it" in "Cool Runnin" then the Tina Turner track appears in Calerone's Demise.

Yeah I know. When I was in South Beach last year I was shocked to see all the nice Art Deco houses being repainted to dull white communist-look alikes. All the nice colors that made each house unique are gone. Creamy white all over. The whole magic of tropical colors is what made SB famous. I got no clue why they destroyed that landmark style.