The One and Only LAS VEGAS on NBC Discussion Thread

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I'm glad I DVR'd this episode. I eneded up fast forwarding through most of it.
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This show seems to have hit a wall for me; what used to be an hour of dumb fun is getting tedious. The storylines are way too recycled for the 4th season - last week's "exhibit at the Montecito get stolen" felt stale since it feels like they've done it many times before and next week's "Montecito has a new owner" isn't promising to break that.
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Quote: Got that right.
Didn't this episode break the streak of lesbian kisses? Didn't we have one for 3 straight weeks?
No, there was one week in there without one.
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Since this show moved to fridays (with the exeption of the season 3) the show hasn't been as entertaining.

this weeks episode was actually better than the past few weeks, i liked the ED back problem storyline exept for Sandra Bernhardt being the maid. Niki Cox, is not being used very well as a cast member her and james if they left it would be a big shock cause they arn't being used well. Niki is on the boarderline of being a useless character.

it doesn't help that this show always gets beat in the ratings by close to boring. it still is the best show on fridays no matter how bad LV gets.
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Definitely not a fun episode, but it wasn't horrible. I recognized Inara right away, but she did look different.
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Las Vegas Season 5 a go...
http://www.zap2it.com/tv/news/zap-nb...p-tv-headlines

Another Season for 'Vegas,' Baby

NBC renews Friday staple for 2007-08

February 27, 2007


The cards have come up in favor of "Las Vegas" extending its life on NBC.

The network has picked up the show for the 2007-08 season. That will be its fifth season and should get the series to the holy-grail mark of 100 episodes, the benchmark for viability in syndication.

"The cast and producers have consistently given us what we want from 'Las Vegas' -- pure entertainment -- and we're looking forward to another fun ride next season with the show," NBC Entertainment chief Kevin Reilly says.

"Las Vegas" becomes the fifth show NBC has ordered for next season, along with "Heroes," "Law & Order: SVU," "My Name Is Earl" and "The Office." The series will end its slightly abbreviated fourth season (17 episodes) on Friday, March 9.

The show has been a steady performer for the network on Friday nights, averaging 9 million viewers and a respectable 2.8 rating among adults 18-49 this season. Its 18-49 number ranks first in its time period.

spoiler about the finale:

Spoiler:
"Vegas" will end its season on a somewhat suspenseful note, with casino host Sam (Vanessa Marcil) being kidnapped by one of her high-roller clients. Mike (James Lesure) goes after her, while Delinda (Molly Sims) learns some "life-altering news" that will also affect Danny (Josh Duhamel).




I'm happy about this since its one of my guilty pleasures.

EDIT TO ADD SPOILER TAG.

sorry about that folks. I didn't even think about it when I posted. sorry it took so long as I took off right after I posted this.
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Good, I'm happy now beacuse I was worried that it wouldn't be around next season.
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Fantastic news! Now I wonder if NBC will actually open up their checkbook and give Vegas at least 22 episodes instead of 17 they gave us this season.
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Quote: Now I wonder if NBC will actually open up their checkbook and give Vegas at least 22 episodes instead of 17 they gave us this season.
Here's hopin'
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Glad they decided to put a season ending spoiler in there. Assholes.
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Quote: Glad they decided to put a season ending spoiler in there. Assholes.

Not just one, but a couple! Dickfaces.
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well thank god i glazed over the initial post. I never watch this show when it airs but i always buy the dvd's.
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Can't believe the season ends on March 9, although I was aware it was a short season. That flew by. It's been okay this year - nothing special except for the chicks making out.
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I didn't realize this was a short season. That makes me sad.

I think Las Vegas may be one of the best shows on television. Not "best" in the sense of "highest quality," or "destined to live through the ages," but this show knows what it wants to do and does it extremely well. It doesn't suffer from pretensions of being great literature, nor does it try to shake up its formula. It's just week after week of sexy bodies and ridiculous plots.
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Yes! Great news! Too bad no more Dean Cain though...
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best news i have heard in awhile.

very Smart move by NBC, this show is coming in #2 in the ratings on fridays getting beat by close to home but the ratings for the show are still good and does really well in the 18-49 demo so i am glad to see NBC renew this great show. i think this show will pick up in quality again in s5 and will be back to greatness like the first 3 seasons.

the season 4 cliffhanger sounds great, and like others i hope it gets a 22 episode season unstead of a short 17 episode season that we got for this season.

now all NBC has to do is renew 'Scrubs' & '30 Rock' for another seasons & i will be one happy son of a Bitch!
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"Lez Vegas" returns!

Maybe Nessa will come back!
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very Smart move by NBC, this show is coming in #2 in the ratings on fridays getting beat by close to home but the ratings for the show are still good and does really well in the 18-49 demo so i am glad to see NBC renew this great show. !
In it's timeslot, yes. Overall for the night, it's getting beat by Law and Order, The Ghost Whisperer, Numbers, 1 vs. 100 and Close to Home. But, the demographics are the key thing here. It's what advertisers like, so they can take the hit on ratings, since they are drawing the key demo.
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Big casting news(and not the good kind)

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James Caan and Nikki Cox won't be back next year per tvguide
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Quote: Big casting news(and not the good kind)

Spoiler:
James Caan and Nikki Cox won't be back next year per tvguide
The one we could lose but the other? Not good at all.
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Wow! That's some interesting news:

Spoiler:
It probably means that Big Ed will be written out in the season finale and Josh Duhamel will now take over the lead in the credits and will probably save the show some significant $$$$ from Caan's and Cox's paychecks
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Quote: Wow! That's some interesting news:

Spoiler:
It probably means that Big Ed will be written out in the season finale and Josh Duhamel will now take over the lead in the credits and will probably save the show some significant $$$$ from Caan's and Cox's paychecks
What,
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Nikki Cox
makes that much that it would actually save a signigicant amount? I can understand the other but not that one...

I wonder if they're counting on
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Duhammel making it big with Transformers and thus could keep the ratings going...
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Exactly,

NBC is probably seeing that:

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Josh Duhamel is in a big summer blockbuster and if Transformers turns out to be a big summer hit, the show will gain a new audience next fall and honestly I think Duhamel is more than capable of carrying the show now. I think that Big Ed will be written out in the finale and Danny will be the new President of Operations of the Montecito next season. As for Cox, that was an overstatement on my part for her paycheck. Now that Mary is out of the picture, maybe we'll see Danny and Delinda get married next season.
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Spoiler:
Caan quit, he said he doesn't want to make the commitment and wants to go back to film
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Quote: Can't believe the season ends on March 9, although I was aware it was a short season. That flew by. It's been okay this year - nothing special except for the chicks making out.
I have to agree with this comment. It was a very uneven season.
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