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Montecito Casino & Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada. Ed Deline (Cann) and Danny McCoy (Duhamel) work on the surveillance team of the casino. Since we are talking about Las Vegas, there is a lot of work to be done: looking for cheaters, hosting and protecting the famous and the "whales", and taking personal care of those who win too much. Written by
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Fast. Furious. Fun.
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In the title sequence, pit boss Nessa Holt (Marsha Thomason) dramatically deals out a Jack of Hearts at a full Blackjack table. However, the chip box is locked on that table, therefore the table is closed and no one would be able to play. Surely the "Ice Queen" and Vegas' greatest pit boss should know that.
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Quotes
Delinda:
Matt's really different. He's just so...
Samantha Jane "Sam" Marquez:
Blind.
Delinda:
I was gonna say warm, genuine and completely...
Samantha Jane "Sam" Marquez:
Without sight.
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Soundtracks
"A Little Less Conversation (JXL Remix)"
(Opening Credits Theme)
Written by
Mac Davis &
Billy Strange
Performed by
Elvis Presley
Courtesy of Sony/BMG Strategic Marketing Group/The RCA Records Label
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I absolutely love "Las Vegas!" The fast-paced workings of a casino is very exciting, even if at the beginning the story lines were a tad trite. For me, it was Josh Duhamel's star quality that kept me enthralled with this show. I was disappointed to not see more of a storyline for Vanessa Marcil's character, Sam. It's obvious that Ed Deline, played by James Caan, is the star of the show, and Cheryl Ladd's guest spots as his wife are always fabulous. I'd like to see more character development, and more stories that take you through the whole season instead of being wrapped up in one episode. It would also be great if they could bring another guy in, like Danny, to spice up the possibilities for the girls. The team work and star power on this show is amazing. I can't wait to find out what happens this season when Danny comes back from Iraq... will he finally figure out that he should be with Mary? By the end of Season One I was as hooked as I am to "Alias." All I can say is that if you give this show one episode's worth of a chance you will find yourself hooked.