Late presenter Dale Winton will return to screens on Friday night in a posthumous airing of the rest of his Florida Fly Drive show.
The television presenter, who died in April aged 62, embarked on a 1500-mile, month-long tour of the sunshine state in what sadly became his final show for Channel 5.
Sprinkled with Winton's endearing, cheeky humour, the 43-minute long second episode sees the Supermarket Sweep star visit Miami and Palm Beach.
The glamour-filled show kicks off with a tour of Casa Casuarina, better known as the Versace mansion, where designer Gianni was assassinated in 1997, which is now a boutique hotel.
The show features a touching moment where Winton remembers his close friend and restaurateur Prady Balan, who died two years ago.
"Strange but true, the week I did my first edition of Supermarket Sweep was the same week he opened his first restaurant in Old Compton Street in London," he says as he people-watches.
Dale Winton - In pictures
"As I progressed, so did he... he would always give me the best advice and here is where I used to sit with him, people-watching. I haven't been able to come to Miami since I got the call and it is weird actually."
Winton and his crew progress to Little Havana, home to the city's thriving Latino community where he tries his hand at making a cigar
His tour of the city ends with a drive through Billionaire's Row - one of the most exclusive neighbourhoods in the United States which counts Rod Stewart as a resident.
The second instalment of the series was postponed following the tragic shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school in Florida in February.
Channel 5 confirmed at the time that the remaining three episodes would be broadcast in June.
Dale Winton's Florida Fly Drive airs on Friday at 10pm on Channel 5.
Additional reporting by the Press Association.
