Las Vegas (2003 — 2008)
Created by Gary Scott Thompson, Las Vegas (2003–2008) is an American comedy-drama that aired on NBC from 2003 to 2008 for a total of five seasons. The show follows the team at the Montecito, a fictional hotel and casino located on the famous Las Vegas Strip. As they navigate their roles within the establishment, they encounter various challenges such as security concerns, restaurant management, and valet parking. Starring James Caan in his first lead role on television, the show also featured Thomason until she left after season two and Caan and Nikki Cox who departed after season four. This decision was made for different reasons – Caan to pursue his film career and Cox due to budget cuts necessary for a fifth season. When Caan left, Tom Selleck joined the cast as a new character. Initially airing on Mondays before being moved to Fridays in 2006, ratings declined leading to its cancellation on February 20, 2008 with multiple unresolved storylines.
Set in Las Vegas, this comedy drama centers on the daily lives of Danny McCoy, a former Marine, and his boss Ed Deline at the Montecito hotel-casino. Together with their colleagues, they handle various challenges including casino security, restaurant management, and valet parking. As a former CIA officer, Ed initially oversees Danny’s work until he is promoted to president of operations in the first season. Along the way, Danny navigates his relationships with Mary, an old friend from childhood; and Delinda, who happens to be Ed’s daughter. Throughout the series, The Montecito sees a number of changes in ownership. In the season-two finale, the resort is torn down and replaced with a new one, under the ownership of Monica Mancuso in season three. By the end of season four, Ed and Mary are on the run after taking her father’s life. As season five begins, A.J. Cooper – a billionaire and ex-Marine – takes over ownership of The Montecito. Meanwhile, Danny assumes the role of president and sets up house with his pregnant partner Delinda.
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Cast:  Josh DuhamelDanny McCoy (1-5)  James LesureMike Cannon (1-5)  Vanessa MarcilSam Marquez (1-5)  Molly SimsDelinda Deline (1-5)  James CaanEd Deline (1-4)  Nikki CoxMary Connell (1-4)  Marsha ThomasonNessa Holt (1-3)  Tom SelleckA.J. Cooper (4-5) |
Created by Gary Scott Thompson, Las Vegas (2003–2008) is an American comedy-drama that aired on NBC from 2003 to 2008 for a total of five seasons. The show follows the team at the Montecito, a fictional hotel and casino located on the famous Las Vegas Strip. As they navigate their roles within the establishment, they encounter various challenges such as security concerns, restaurant management, and valet parking. Starring James Caan in his first lead role on television, the show also featured Thomason until she left after season two and Caan and Nikki Cox who departed after season four. This decision was made for different reasons – Caan to pursue his film career and Cox due to budget cuts necessary for a fifth season. When Caan left, Tom Selleck joined the cast as a new character. Initially airing on Mondays before being moved to Fridays in 2006, ratings declined leading to its cancellation on February 20, 2008 with multiple unresolved storylines.
Set in Las Vegas, this comedy drama centers on the daily lives of Danny McCoy, a former Marine, and his boss Ed Deline at the Montecito hotel-casino. Together with their colleagues, they handle various challenges including casino security, restaurant management, and valet parking. As a former CIA officer, Ed initially oversees Danny’s work until he is promoted to president of operations in the first season. Along the way, Danny navigates his relationships with Mary, an old friend from childhood; and Delinda, who happens to be Ed’s daughter. Throughout the series, The Montecito sees a number of changes in ownership. In the season-two finale, the resort is torn down and replaced with a new one, under the ownership of Monica Mancuso in season three. By the end of season four, Ed and Mary are on the run after taking her father’s life. As season five begins, A.J. Cooper – a billionaire and ex-Marine – takes over ownership of The Montecito. Meanwhile, Danny assumes the role of president and sets up house with his pregnant partner Delinda.
