Las Vegas - Episode Guide

Big Ed Deline leads a surveillance team charged with maintaining security at one of the largest casinos in Sin City; Protege Danny McCoy must foil a team of high tech cheats.

The body of Danny's childhood friend is found in the desert; Ed conceals the identity of an ultraconservative senator; Mary contends with an actor who takes his role as King Arthur too seriously.

Danny and Ed become suspicious when a high roller cashes in chips but never plays a hand; Ed's cousin meets the woman of his dreams at the roulette table and decides to get married immediately.

Cheaters plan to score $10 million with the help of the best pit boss in Vegas -- Nessa; a psychic warns Mary of an imminent death; Sam plays matchmaker for a lonely lady.

Inundated with sci-fi geeks and girls in bikinis hoping to enjoy the last few weeks of summer, Danny and Ed hunt for a sexual predator preying upon unsuspecting women including Delinda. Mike Cannon investigates the intentions of three MIT students.

Ed takes a Hawaii vacation leaving Danny in charge. Mike becomes the good luck charm for a gambler on a hot streak.

Delinda gets conned with counterfeit chips. Danny falls in love with a girl he meets at the pool. Sam and Mary are doing their utter best to help some special guests.

Ed's ex-CIA partner is in charge of security for a pop star when issues regarding her security, and life, arise. Sam gets in trouble with a full RFB comp VIP who refuses to gamble. A group of young girls comes to celebrate their friend's 21st birthday with gambling the instant she turns 21, putting the Montecito in trouble when her clock is slightly off.

A high roller's rowdy daughters become Danny's responsibility. A small town fiancé is seduced by the tables as Mary organizes a group wedding. Mike is sued by a drunk woman he rescues.

A magician's wife disappears as scheduled, but fails to return. Mike's college buddy is in town. A convention of swizzle stick collectors requires extra security.

The Montecito is hosting the World Championships Boxing and Ed and Danny find an irregular pattern of betting on one of the matches. Meanwhile Mike, Nessa and Delinda find a sports bag with a lot of money.

A new security system is being installed in the Montecito and it isn't long before some problems are surfacing. Brooks and Dunn get on a lengthy roll at the crap table. Ed sees red when a comic turns blue.

Sin City screeches to a halt as a massive power outage brings down the light of the strip, locking down the Montecito, while a mysterious hotel guest is shot on the casino floor. In the midst of the blackout, super sleuths Nessa and Delinda attempt to find the casino killer, while a semi-delirious Sam flirts with paranoia as she suspects the murder to be part of an elaborate cover-up. Elsewhere, a trapped Danny and Mary spend the blackout rehashing some old feelings, while a claustrophobic Mike works tirelessly to free Ed and himself from the lockdown surveillance room.

Danny finds a suicide note of a very lucky man. Ed has to deal with a clumsy employee. Sam gets romantically involved with a customer.

An action star dies while executing a stunt for his latest movie; a rival casino host squares off against Sam for the patronage of a high roller.

Ed, Danny and Sam follow a high roller to New Orleans to collect $5 million; an unruly clan of farmers gather for a family reunion; Mike coordinates the world's largest wet T-shirt contest.

A resident wins the jackpot at a slot machine, then fakes his own death; Ed's mother regales the staff with stories of her son's childhood; a couple uses coupons to avoid spending any money in Las Vegas.

An escaped murderer seeks revenge against Sam for testifying against him; the hotel hosts a statewide cheerleading competition; Nessa discusses the merits of Manchester United with a trio of rowdy British soccer fans.

Thieves snatch a guest's wallet before he can spend his winnings; the security team assesses a suspicious machine with an unusually high payout pattern; Ed discovers Jillian has been hanging out with singer Mark McGrath.

Nessa tries to uncover the truth about a mystery man known only as "Bob the floater". Danny hunts for a peeping camera man whose lens has also captured a revealing side of Delinda. Sam's war of words with a world champion eater prompts her to enter an eating contest, enlisting Mike as her trainer.

Danny asks Mike for his technical expertise when someone steals $5 million in diamonds from one of the guests. Meanwhile, the arrival of one of the hotel's most loyal high rollers and his announcement of his pending marriage shocks Sam. Elsewhere, a corporate psychologist visits the staff to get a read on the mental health of Ed's team.

Nessa attempts to calm a blackjack player with a bomb strapped to his chest, while Danny discovers there is another bomb planted by an accomplice. Elsewhere, Mary and Sam prep the pool for a private concert while Delinda attempts to make her kitchen demonstration a success.

Danny is recalled for active Marines duty. Mary gets an unexpected visit from her father. Ed is having a confrontation with an old mafioso about the casino. The casino is also dealing with counterfeit money, and Mike is at the forefront of solving the crime. 

Danny surprises everyone by returning home, but his memories of the war make it hard for him to adjust to life; Ed, Mike and Danny must track down three suspicious characters who are making mischief in the casino.

The gang tries to figure out the tactics of card counters. Nessa has an unwanted admirer. Danny finds a scam artist. Mary gives an employee orientation to topless women.

Ed is framed for murder when enemies from his past resurface, and Danny and Mike take matters into their own hands; Sam, Mary, Nessa and Delinda select what they believe are the perfect tenants for their new investment property.

Sam has to jet off across the country in search of replacement lobsters when a truckload he purchased for a very important wedding, is stolen. Meanwhile, Delinda's childhood boyfriend Jay shows up with news that he's dying of cancer, and of his final wish to sleep with her. Elsewhere, Mary books Michael Buble to sing for a wedding but has to wrangle him in when he refuses to sing, instead wanting to perform comedy or a mime act.

Danny agrees to help an ex-marine's wife out by caring for her 8 month baby boy while she attends an interview, but concern is raised when she doesn't return. Meanwhile, Sam hosts a man who intentionally throws his money away to confound his soon to be ex-wife. Mary, Nessa and Delinda go in search of a hidden treasure in the desert and become stranded in the wild until Clint Black finds the girls and rescues them from their nightmare.

Nessa questions everything Ed has told her about her father when a mysterious woman tells her that he is still alive and wishes to contact her. A video gaming convention takes over the hotel and Sam, Danny and Mike have to police fraudulent acts of plagiarism. Mary befriends a hotel guest who lost her husband after ten year s of marriage and is desperate to keep his memory alive.

Danny and Mike prepare their youth football team for the Casino League championship game and search for a missing casino employee and aspiring inventor, who is the father of one of the team members. Meanwhile, Sam begrudgingly mentors the girlfriend of casino owner Gavin Brunson until she discovers that her seemingly innocent understudy is scheming to get her fired.

Ed, Danny, and Mike combine forces with Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh and Det. Woody Hoyt to solve the murder of a high stakes gambler. Meanwhile, Snoop Dogg is trying to convince Delinda to allow the Montecito to be the site of his next music video and Ed must deal with the demands of his wife Jillian, who has moved into the Montecito while their house is being renovated.

Ed uses past connections and old school tactics to track down the thief who stole a priceless work of art from the Montecito, leading to a tense reunion with his former partner. Meanwhile, Danny and Mike are dispatched to deal with a fight between their tenants and find themselves smack in the middle of a lovers' quarrel. Elsewhere, Sam puts together an exotic weekend for a young couple in love that ends with only Sam smiling.

Ed and Mike piece together the clues of a possible kidnapping. Danny and Mary leave Las Vegas for a romantic trip to Los Angeles amidst rumors that they will return as a married couple. Elsewhere, Delinda becomes enamored with The Polyphonic Spree, a unique musical group.

Sam learns one of her clients is laundering money for a drug cartel through the resort; Mike is convinced he has met the woman of his dreams and works hard to persuade her to date him; Delinda meets and falls for a handsome Rodeo champion.

When Ed is kidnapped, Danny and Mike franticly search the city for him, a task made more difficult by Ed refusing to let them call the police or pay the ransom. Sam arranges a Vegas-style wedding for one of her clients, but it comes to a screeching halt when their lucky rings are lost. Elsewhere, Mary and Delinda collaborate when the Montecito hosts a popular 80's rock band.

A hotel guest is an apparent suicide, but further investigation by Delinda points to murder, so she sends Danny and Ed to search for the killer; Sam plays host to a tycoon who is obsessed with hygiene; Mike is reunited with his ex-girlfriend from college who has a strange request for him.

Danny's generous act gets him into trouble with the police, leaving Ed to clean up the mess; Delinda enlists the aid of a singer to convince the chef that the restaurant should be open for lunch; Sam and Mike are dispatched to deal with mysterious screams coming from an elderly couple's room.

A beautiful former co-worker pays a visit to Ed, but her presence puts everyone in danger; when Delinda and Nessa compete for the attentions of a high roller, their friendly competition quickly gets out of hand; A man's bride-to-be strands him at the altar, leaving Mary to save his trip from being a complete disaster.

Ed decides to shake things up as the casino enters the slow season, so he orders the staff to swap jobs.

Sam's excitement about hosting a billionaire at the Montecito turns to dismay when her clients are caught cheating the horse racing system; Ed is slapped with jury duty on Valentine's day and deals with the wrath of Jillian.

When a local restaurateur (and mother of a Montecito showgirl) is approached by petty mobsters, Ed enlists the support of a long-time friend "Frank the Repairman" to quash their extortion attempts. Danny and Mike feverishly work to reclaim $100,000 stolen from the casino by a cunning thief. Delinda and Nessa rival for the attention of Fear Factor host Joe Rogan.

When an ex-Marine turned local politician is embroiled in a sordid scandal with a 16-year-old runaway, Danny vows to clear his comrade's name; A seemingly average Joe is willing to risk his mundane existence for one shot at living large; Ed discovers a potential nexus between Sam and a major drug distribution ring.

When cutting-edge surveillance technology fails to catch a thief in the act, Ed must rely on good ol' human ingenuity to crack the case; Mary and Mike intervene when a cheating husband is caught red-handed; When Montecito's grooviest high roller is in need of vintage duds, only Emmy-winner Don Knotts can keep his polyester groove alive.

Ed suspects that the Montecito's security system has been breached and that he and his hotel staff are now under surveillance; Sam is seduced by a high rolling vampire when he mysteriously appears in her room; DeLinda escorts her sheepishly innocent Amish cousin as he sows his oats on the Vegas strip before returning to the simple life.

Mary meets her secret admirer; When a philandering hotel guest loses his wedding ring at a local brothel, Mike agrees to help him find it; Danny and Ed do some investigating of their own to respect a friend's last wish for justice.

Colorful billionaire Fred Puterbaugh returns to the Montecito with his girlfriend; a beguiling magician uses his skills to help Ed catch a slippery thief; Sam finds new meaning in the words "feminine wiles" when a high roller's wife makes a visit to the casino spa.

The new owner of the Montecito plans some big changes to the property and to the personnel.

In the third season premiere, Ed's got major problems as the revamped Montecito struggles to finish work in time to re-open on new boss' Monica Mancuso's schedule as he also tries to lure back his former staff.

Ed tries to keep the new boss out of the loop while he figures out who has been making counterfeit chips; Danny's accountant suggests he sell his father's house and refers him to an attractive real estate agent; Monica Mancuso wants a dealer to be fired because he keeps dealing winning hands to the players.

When a card counter's daughter is kidnapped, Danny, Mike and Ed reunite with Dr. Cavanaugh to solve the high stakes crime. Big winner Ben Carlson demands that Deline takes his winnings back to make a point that he disapproves of gambling in principal, but his other, abusive personality Tad Waters demands the cash; a third one, hedonist Carlos, is in control.

Danny and Penny's relationship hits new levels; Jillian sprains her ankle and convinces Ed to walk the family dog at a local show; Mike must rescue Monica from her shower;  Monica offers an 80-year-old woman named Dottie, 3 million for her house in order to build a golf course.

Ed's plan to rid himself of undue stress ends when he discovers he is a victim of identity theft. Sam's half brother visits. Mike borrows Ed's Aston Martin with unforeseen consequences.

Sam's brother is staying longer than expected because he's having an affair with Monica. Danny tracks down the woman who appears on pictures with his father. In another dispute with Monica, Ed fires Monica's new efficiency manager. Mary returns to work at the Montecito as Hotel Manager.

Danny has a flashback to 1962 and being director of entertainment at the Jubilee Hotel and Casino.

Danny, Monica and FBI Agent Portis review the security measures being taken to protect the Kashmir Sapphire, a priceless gemstone on loan and display at the Montecito.

When the Montecito hosts a comic book convention, fans mistake Monica for the comic book heroine Mothwoman. Mary is checking into the Montecito for a while. Sam is after the black book of one of the world's greatest casino hosts, who just died.

A stunning change of events thwarts a hostile takeover of the Montecito; a thug mugs Mike, who leaves Danny to seek his revenge.

During a nationally televised poker tournament, Danny and Mike suspect someone is cheating and investigate security footage, despite protests from the show's producer. Casey mistakenly lets the Porn industry host a convention at the Montecito. To make up for this bad publicity, Casey orders a commercial to be done at the Montecito with Ed as the face of the casino.

Security must rely on amateur sex video footage to help them track down the person who stole diamonds from the Montecito during the taping of a music video. Ed concentrates on catching dice cheater Anthony Demby. The girls believe Mike moonlights as male stripper.

Monica's old suite seems to be haunted, causing troubles with the new residents. Sam makes a bet with another casino host to see who gets to claim the title of "#1 Casino Host in Vegas". Delinda faces problem with the health inspector at Mystique. Mary decides to take advantage of the ghost situation and starts a "Haunted Montecito Tour".

The auditor's report shows a $2.9 million discrepancy when the Montecito staff applies for the annual license renewal; Danny's former Marine sergeant visits the hotel, and the two wind up in a bar fight; A live weather report is to be aired from inside the casino.

An urban legend becomes true when Danny finds a guest in an ice filled bathtub missing a kidney. NASCAR driver Jimmie Johnson acts as a celebrity judge at the Montecito's car show. Ed helps Sam treat a whale who suffers from really sweaty hands.

When Monica's friend Norma Pitts finds a finger in the Montecito's new buffet, she has everyone worried that she will sue. Sam has to deal with a customer who doesn't want her as his host.

Danny apprehends a chip thief who claims he met someone who plans to blow up the Montecito. Wolfgang Puck and Gunther are having a cook off. Sam hears about a masseur at the Montecito who offers "special treatments".

Mary nervously plans a wedding for one of Sam's biggest whales; unusual card-counters plague the casino.

Danny and Mike probe serial robberies in the casino's residential suites and also find time to serve as models for a charity calendar. Meanwhile, Jillian is alarmed when she discovers her marriage to Ed may have adversely affected Delinda. Mary deals with a hard to please European.

Romance begins to bloom between Danny and Delinda, to their utmost surprise. But keeping the relationship tight-lipped proves difficult, particularly when Jillian flies in Delinda's old college flame. Meanwhile, Casey organizes a paintball retreat for the department heads.

Ed and Jillian go on a retreat that proves to be anything but peaceful; Danny and Josh deal with a suspicious character who wants to make bets of $1 million per hand.

Excitement is in the air at the Montecito when Olympic athlete Sasha Cohen stops by. Delinda gives Derek an answer to his marriage proposal. A couple big gamblers enlist Danny and Mike to investigate whether their spouses are cheating. Sam and Woody take off for a romantic weekend.

While Delinda is preparing to get married old romances resurface. Bachelor and bachelorette parties are being planned. Meanwhile Ed is being visited by his CIA past.

A gunman attacks Ed; Delinda admits her feelings for Danny; Sam goes to Hawaii to contend with a whale who will not leave the Hawaiian Villas.

Ed returns from his Moroccan trip with shocking news about his past; Danny and Delinda's romance heats up; Mike travels to Hawaii to help Sam with her whale problem.

Sam is trying to track down some of her recent clients who stiffed the Montecito; Mary tries to conquer one of her biggest fears; Danny and Delinda talk about moving in together.

The robbery of a rare violin from the hotel safety deposit vault seems to mix in with the murder of its owner which brings Jordan and Woody out from the Boston Police Department. Danny and Delinda move in together and Mike is assigned to find a rat that's been missing and running around the hotel for some time.

Delinda's been kidnapped and there's only 12 hours to save her; Mary gets to choose a mascot, but ends up with several complaints from hotel guests; Sam is dealing with a couple of guys who just won 2 Million Dollars each and are rather reluctant to wager any of it, opting instead to play a game of hide and seek in the casino.

Ed and Danny work together to rescue Delinda. Mike and Sam are dealing with a Buddhist monk who seems to be winning too much. Mary fills in where needed as there's a flu epidemic hitting the hotel. 

A blacklisted mobster purchases the Montecito's million dollar wedding package, including Wayne Newton, for his daughter, but problems arise because Wayne is on bad terms with Ed. Sam hosts terminal socialite Sharkey Rosenthal, who partied with the big stars. Future MIT student Leo Pedowitz turns losing his virginity into a questionable business.

Everyone reluctantly participates in Ed's Secret Santa gift exchange; Danny's car is stolen on Christmas Eve; Delinda eagerly plans her first Christmas with Danny. Sam acts uncharacteristically protective of her favorite client Reggie, with a sad twist. Mary learns she has two kid sisters and her stepmother wants her to testify against her dad.

Minutes before a rare wine discovered in the Montecito's cellar is auctioned off for $1 million, Mike realizes it is not genuine; a group of retirees checks into the hotel for a Sudoku tournament. Danny worries a sex-toy might become a rival for Delinda. The swimming pool is infested with topless crones.

One of Ed's favorite former employees returns with her husband to celebrate her wedding anniversary at the Montecito; Mary and Sam disagree about which guests are most important and fight for OK Go's time.

Ed, Danny, and Mike make a bet on who's the best security operative among them and who can find the Montecito's biggest source of loss within a 24-hour period. Mary must sell the last residential suite and hopes to entice big money with a performance by John Legend. Sam tries to help newly honored hotel manicurist Polly win her boyfriend back.

Ed must seek inner peace because one blowup could put the Montecito's gaming license at risk; Mike hopes to purchase a condo; Sam gets jealous when one of her high profile big spenders comes to town and wants to take Mary to dinner instead of her.

Ed, Danny, Mike and Delinda must take matters into their own hands when an Egyptian mummy is stolen before it reaches a planned exhibit at the Montecito. Mary has to deal with an annual guest who is allegedly stealing Montecito room amenities. Sam receives an indecent proposal from Harris Lipskey.

Danny sees red when a rich Arab seeks out Delinda and attempts to make her his fourth wife. Sam takes a personal day when a long time friend of hers gets out of bed after being in a coma for twenty years. Ed goes on a mission to replace his housekeeper when his wife is out of town.

An unexpected death puts a damper on the Annual Montecito corporate picnic, which includes competitions between Front of House vs. Back of House.; Mary deals with her past and testifies against her father. The Montecito acquires a new owner.

Ed considers retiring and buying the Montecito. Sam inherits a fortune and has to pay several million dollars as taxes. Danny and Delinda's condo is robbed after Danny rejects to help a gang. Mike finds a childhood friend.

Jillian questions Ed's priorities when she finds out he's trying to purchase the Montecido. Delinda questions Danny's priorities when he's more caught up in trying to prevent a friend from being returned to Iraq than sitting down with her and finding out she's pregnant. Mike finds out Sam's plight, and Mary takes steps in helping her step-sisters' plight.

A cellphone video may be a clue to who killed Mary's father; Ed tries to find out who robbed the Montecito; Delinda gets a chance to tell Danny her secret; Sam tries to escape her captors.

Cooper takes over ownership of the Montecito in a rather unique fashion. In therapy, Sam recounts the events surrounding the lives of her fellow co-workers, including Mike's attempts to figure out how a gambler is cheating and how Danny and Delinda are getting along with the prospect of becoming new parents.

Friendships are at stake when the new casino owner tries to make changes at the Montecito; Danny loses confidence that he will be the new president; Sam continues therapy and decides to befriend the new hotel concierge.

Cooper secures a beauty pageant for the Montecito, but things go awry when someone sabotages the contestants; Sam thinks she sees a casino guest murdering a woman but has difficulty trying to convince Danny that she is not hallucinating.

Danny and Mike head to Cooper's suite for a meeting but find themselves in the middle of a crime scene; Piper tries to help the son of one of the casino's big clients learn to be cool. The staff agrees to take part in a parenting test for Danny and Dalinda.

In the spirit of Halloween, Piper dresses up in various costumes to scare her co-workers; Cooper insists on shadowing Sam.

Danny and Mike see a strip club owner get physical with a stripper; Delinda advocates for better rights for exotic dancers in the city; Piper enlists Sam's help to find a racy video that she does not want people to see.

The casino plays host to an environmentally friendly conference; Danny questions Delinda's plan for a new "green" lifestyle; Sam tries to capitalize on high rollers looking for love; Cooper shows a new side of himself when a mystery woman arrives.

Danny gets a surprise visit from the fire marshal and his alcoholic uncle; Mike keeps an eye on the casino's Hand on Hard Bodies competition; Cooper forces Sam to help a contestant; Thieves break into the casino.

The effects of the Montecito robbery reverberate all over Las Vegas; Danny tries to fend off federal agencies' accusations; Delinda wants Cooper and Sam to apologize to each other; Piper and Mike help a widow carry out her husband's last wishes.

Mike begins to doubt his place in Las Vegas; Sam invites a client to visit the casino for the holidays; Delinda and Piper plan a Hot Santa contest to win the casino charity competition.

Danny and Mike head to Wyoming to buy a horse; Delinda looks for a new chef for the casino restaurant; Piper hides from her ex.

Bounty hunters and FBI agents descend on the Montecito when they track a fugitive from justice to the area; Sam tries to help one of her whales pick up the pieces of his broken life; Piper throws a post New Year's party and cash starts rolling in.

Piper gets in trouble with the gaming commission; Sam gets caught speeding and must attend traffic school; Danny and Delinda meet a "perfect" pair at a parenting class.

Sam gets help from The Cleaner when she needs to get rid of evidence after her whales visit a strip club; Mike and Piper sample the wares of a hot new bartender they are trying to lure to the Montecito.

Piper's evaluation for the Concierge of the Year award tests her skills; Danny and Mike decide to play in a two-on-two basketball competition where the stakes become more than they anticipated.

Cooper, Danny and Mike are suspicious of a man who has a nearly perfect winning streak; Sam's whale brings his grandmother to the casino to play bingo; Danny gets convinced by Mike that he needs to do a "dry run" for the hospital.

Thieves try to steal a rare stamp that is up for auction at the Montecito, taking Danny, Piper, Mitch and the surveillance room hostage; Delinda loses most of her staff to illness and her restaurant has to close for the night, so Cooper offers to cook dinner for her; Sam plays hostess to a neurotic man and has no idea what he's really in Las Vegas.

Mike's mother finds out about his marriage to Piper and is upset, prompting Mike to put together a wedding ceremony, which in turn prompts Danny to formally propose to Delinda. Casey's little brother Vic shows up with plans to take ownership of the Montecito.

In the final season, only 19 episodes of the originally planned 22 episode season were filmed at the time the show was cancelled in 2008. The final episode ended with a cliffhanger with many issues left unresolved.