Las Vegas was quite an exciting show as late as February 2008 when it was finally called off. The show presented a series of entertaining episodes highlighting the wealthy casino adventures while taking care of the demanding tourists, various con artists and the heist planning crooks. Whoa…Some security please!!!

The highpoint of the show were the exquisite locations used for the shoot. The cast of the show was full of gorgeous and glamorous characters like Samantha (played by General Hospital’s Vanessa Marcil) and the head of operations Danny. The strongest of character, known as Ed Tiller, was a tough-as-nails owner, played by James Caan, though his character was replaced by Tom Stellar in the 5th season. While Danny struggled to prove that he could handle Ed’s operations, he had a secret affair with his daughter.

This scored with the people and the secret affair between them formed the funny part of the show which became a huge hit with the masses. The show was all about the fascinating queries that surrounded while it was being telecast. How were the diamonds confiscated? Who were the ones forging the poker chips? Many characters from the “Crossing Jordan” were also featured in the five episode segments.

The show basically showed all the top casino hotels of Las Vegas and gave an outlook on how they functioned from the inside. With James Caan leading both the show as well as the hotel it was great to watch how the show had glided along with less effort from the members of the cast.

Every episode offered multiple stories carrying them off from one to other. It seemed as if the script writers had kind of mastered the art of writing coming up with new sequences and opportunities for potential characters every now and then. Luxury Casino “The Monceito” was a perfect location for a casino giving all new opportunities for characters to bring in new twists and tricks into the show. Celebrities like Paris Hilton, Snoop Dogg, have also made quite a few appearances on the show. For four seasons the show also featured Nikki Cox, a Baywatch actress, and others interesting characters that fit the story arcs.

The show also offers some wild incidences with the camera footage capturing the acts of people doing it within the secrecies of hotel premises. Amazingly, it was even possible to instantaneously search the footage pulling out just the right clue at the right time (12 minutes before the end of the show)

The entire factual thing about the “viva Los Vegas” was brought to limelight by the show and it is no way fair to quote any setbacks for the show. The show kept up to the expectation that the opening song-the remixed Elvis generated. It carried a lot of actions as said and had very minimal dreary dialogues.

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