This was a vintage Vegas episode, nice and fluffy, but funny as well.

Sam's handling of Lindsay Price's character was excellent because she also got the big boss in hot water for bringing in that hussy into the Montecito in the first place.

The MNF theme during the youth football games was hilarious.

The mini-motorcycle chase was pure Vegas zaniness.

Will we ever see that bar owner again?

Seeing Ed doing the hopping during the Black Eye Peas performance was LOL funny.

She played one of the chicks (the one Wyatt hooks up with) in Weird Science.

Hey now... Judie Aronson...

Always a fun time, watching this show.

Sam is gorgeous. Period.

The Black Eyed Peas were fun.

Danny and Mike have great chemistry as pals and play well off each other.

Also - looking forward to the

Good episode

The bike chase was pretty funny.

Hopefully next week they'll put cocktail dress on :drool:

Are we supposed to spoilerize that? How are people who don't normally watch supposed know to watch it to see part one of this "event"?

Hmm, you have a point - maybe we should just

:lol: Goldberg already took care of it.

http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthr...hreadid=393868

No one has ever spoken of "lip singing." It's called lip synching. It may be difficult to sing without lips.

you knew what i ment tho ;)

James Cain is not a good fighter

That was my favorite part of the show. I couldn't stop laughing when I saw it.

Why wasn't Fergie exposing her stomach :(

I think that I read somewhere that she and Danny are dating in real life. Can anyone confirm?

Actually, the best part was when they got to the warehouse, and Danny had the crowbar, and Mike had his electronic gizmo trying to open the door.

Then Ed comes up and says 'whoa, let's take a stab at it', and opens the (unlocked) door.

haha this was a great episode, a lot of fun

it was soo funny when they were on the mini bikes :D

Las Vegas - 11/15/04
 

"Degas Away With It"



Cast: James Caan, Josh Duhamel, Molly Sims, Nikki Cox, James Lesure, Marsha Thomason, Vanessa Marcil, Alec Baldwin, Ed McMahon.
Producer(s): Gary Scott Thompson, Scott Steindorff, Justin Falvey, Darryl Frank.

Original Airdate: November 15, 2004.

Sounds good! :up:

to bad i will be watching football my birds, and comcast has yet to come out with the dual dvr in my area god damnit!!!!.

Alec Baldwin is the greatest special guest star in the history of prime time television.

I kept waiting for a final twist...

Oh well. Here's hoping Alec comes back...[with those Costa Rican mamis in tow.. :drool:]

I don't know - you can't sell Ed McMahon short.

I was hoping Ed was going to refrence one of Sonny's scenes when he mentioned The Godfather.

Danny wins the award for best use of a supply closet

Alec Baldwin:up:

I swear, every episode they find a way to show even MORE cleavage! :drool:

"I wanna know what love is..."

WTF?

11/15/04

Some steals a Degas from a Montecito art exhibit, and Ed is hellbent on getting Jack (Alec Baldwin) to help him get the painting back before the police or insurance company finds out. Ed's storylines tend to border on caricature with his tough guy persona, but I did enjoy the right cross into Jack's kisser. I did get a small chuckle when Ed asked Danny and Mike if they had ever seen "The Godfather" in trying to make the point of "keeping your friends close, your enemies closer" is explaining why Ed was still dealing with Jack.

Mike and Danny have to deal with tenants that are trashing their property (co-owned by the gals as well), and the tenants are both named Steve, and are homosexuals, and the Steves thought that Danny and Mike were a couple as well, which led to quite a bit of protestations by Danny and Mike, funny stuff in seeing them so uncomfortable in that light.

Sam has to deal with a young whale who acts on the impulses of his lady friend (the impulsive nature isn't lost on Mary who finally makes a move on Danny which ends up in a storage closet). The lady friend was very hot until she opened her mouth, then the fantasy ended...abruptly, for both the whale and this viewer.

Overall, an average episode without enough laughs for me to consider it a really good LV episode.

rotfl

I was thinking the same thing! She shouldn't have had any lines - not one single syllable should have left her lips.