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First Aired: September 2003 on NBC

Starring: James Caan as Ed Deline, Josh Duhamel as Danny McCoy, Vanessa Marcil as Sam Marquez, Nikki Cox as Mary Connell, James Lesure as Mike Cannon, Molly Sims as Delinda Deline, and Marsha Thomason as Nessa Holt.

Las Vegas TV Show was created by Gary Scott Thompson who was the writer of the film, "The Fast and the Furious." The show seems to attract viewers in the 18-49 demographic, which of course is gold to NBC and advertisers. The show is a faced-paced drama hat follows the elite Las Vegas surveillance team in charge of maintaining security of one the city's largest Casinos. The acting, while good, is nothing that deserves an Emmy. But what makes this show so popular is that it doesn't pretend to be anything more than what it is; an action packed sexy drama set in "Sin City" were anything can and does happen!

Reviews of Las Vegas TV Show

Pop Matters If one sequestered a gang of adolescent males long enough without female company and with only a few word processors for distraction, they'd sooner or later produce a script for Las Vegas. The female characters come from an old Victoria's Secret catalogue... Lesley Smith

The Urban Wire With all the local talk about whether Singapore is going to collapse from the introduction of the first casino on our shores, a mind boggling and puzzling TV serial, Las Vegas seems perfectly well-timed. This one comes from none other than Gary Scott Thompson, the scriptwriter who brought us the 2001 hit movie, The Fast And Furious. Chan Darren

DVD Talk Boasting an impressive cast of some well-known stars mixed with a few fresh faces, Las Vegas is a fast-paced, slick, and attractive television series that rarely takes itself too seriously and never fails to entertain. unknown

The Trades This year NBC’s “Las Vegas” has become the number one rated new show in the critical 18 to 49 year old demographic, and for good reason. With a cast brimming full of fresh young talent, and featuring a city that is an attraction in and of itself, “Las Vegas” is a drama that never fails to impress. Scott Juba