Las Vegas: The 10 Best Episodes, Ranked According To IMDb

Las Vegas was a drama filled with great episodes. Using IMDb ratings, these are the best of that impressive bunch.

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Las Vegas followed the staff of the Montecito. Whether there was some form of trouble brewing at the casino or in the character’s personal lives, Las Vegas kept its audience at the edge of their seats. The character dynamics were noteworthy as well, given Big Ed’s intimidating manner, the romantic tensions between the characters (especially Danny and Mary, and also Danny and Delinda), and of course, the guests at the Montecito that either teach the characters important life lessons or annoy them to no end with outlandish requests, odd behavior or something of the like.

Certain episodes are more memorable than others, however. The very first episode drew audiences in, and the series also had plenty of interesting season finales with cliffhangers.

10 “Have You Ever Seen The Rain?” (8.1)

In the second season premiere, Danny returns from being away at war, but he’s not quite himself, having come home with some baggage. Quickly, everyone becomes concerned with his well-being, and Mary is surprised when Danny proposes to her. Mary is further concerned that, once Danny readjusts, he might change his mind about marrying her.

Delinda and Sam are at odds over renting out Mystique to some morticians. Three suspects that initially portrayed themselves as dumb are actually plotting to hack into the casino’s computer system.

9 “Pilot” (8.2)

Danny McCoy (Josh Duhamel) narrates the very first episode from the get-go, as he’s caught in bed with Delinda Deline, none other than the daughter of his boss, Ed Deline. While Danny and Ed’s relationship is now strained, the two must also get to work, especially since the Montecito has a missing high roller, and a couple celebrating their anniversary, but failing to get along, among other things.

The episode ends with Danny calling a friend of his, who is, unbeknownst to Danny, dead out in the desert.

8 “White Christmas” (8.2)

The Montecito is celebrating Christmas, and plenty of things are in store. Ed’s “Secret Santa” gift exchange proves to be challenging for the group, but they manage to give each other what they needed most. Danny is devastated when his beloved car, which belonged to his mother, is stolen, and later blown to bits before his very eyes. Delinda excitedly plans for hers and Danny’s first Christmas together.

Mike wants more holidays, like Kwanzaa and Hanukkah, represented at the Montecito. Mary’s little sisters show up at the Montecito, and Mary learns that her father is in jail. Later, Mary’s stepmother asks her to testify against her father, and Sam learns that a beloved client of hers is dying.

7 “Father Of The Bride” (8.4)

In the Season 3 finale, Ed’s past in the CIA comes back to besiege him at the worst possible time, as the wedding of his daughter Delinda is coming up. Delinda is overwhelmed by her impending nuptials, and Danny is placed in an awkward position as the newly appointed best man at her wedding.

Sam frantically looks for a date to take to Delinda’s wedding and finds one in Woody Hoyt from Crossing Jordan. Things begin heating up between Danny and Delinda once again, and Ed opens his door at the very end of the episode, where a gun is seen and fired, leaving the season finale in a cliffhanger.

6 “Heroes” (8.4)

In the Season 4 finale, Mike discovers that Sam is missing, Danny tries to help a friend who once saved his life, Jillian gives Ed an ultimatum between their marriage and the Montecito in which if Ed signs the papers to own the casino, Jillian wants a divorce.

Meanwhile, Delinda is pregnant and struggles with telling Danny, and Mary has a gun, intending to deal with her father once and for all. The episode ends on a cliffhanger as a bomb goes off in the Montecito, courtesy of the friend Danny was trying to help, and with Sam on a plane with her kidnapper.

5 “Delinda’s Box: Part 2” (8.4)

Ed isn’t blown to pieces, but Delinda still remains missing. Sam and Mike are baffled by a monk who keeps winning at the Montecito, and Mary worries about a critic set to arrive at the Montecito. Even worse, many staff members are out sick with the flu, and Mary is forced to fill in where needed, and continuously messes up with one particular customer, who turns out to be the critic, though he assures her that he had a great time regardless.

Delinda is rescued and reunited with Danny and her parents by the episode’s end, with the kidnappers surely regretting ever crossing paths with Ed Deline.

4 “Centennial” (8.5)

As the city of Las Vegas celebrates its centennial birthday, plenty is going on at the Montecito. Nessa finds out that she has a sister, and learns more about her father’s disappearance. Mike’s aunt, who happens to be singer Gladys Knight, is in town to sing for the centennial celebration.

Mary is about to head to Hawaii for two weeks with Jake, but she seems hesitant. John Elway and Jon Bon Jovi play practical jokes on one another in the casino, and everyone is worried about the impending sale of the Montecito. Danny gets devastating news when he finds out his father was in an accident and passed away.

3 “Always Faithful” (8.5)

The Season 1 finale has all kinds of things going on among the Montecito staff. Mary’s father makes a reappearance in her life, asking for her forgiveness, and it rattles her cage. Danny steps in to protect her once again and supports her when she decides to hear her father out.

Meanwhile, Danny is recalled back into active duty by the Marines. Before he goes, he receives a goodbye party and spends the night with Mary. Plus, Ed must figure out how to deal with a man, who’s also an ex-con, that claims he owns the land that the Montecito sits on.

2 “Delinda’s Box: Part 1” (8.5)

Delinda is buried alive in a box and will die there unless Ed robs the Montecito for her kidnappers. Ed hurriedly goes about gathering the ransom before Delinda’s time is up, and Danny becomes suspicious of his activities, leading to Danny finding out exactly what’s going on and helping Ed.

While they do get the ransom in time, they fail to find Delinda in the box, and Ed is nearly blown to pieces in the process, the first half of the two-part episode ending on a cliffhanger as it’s unknown if Ed made it. Elsewhere, Sam struggles with two friends who recently won the lottery but fail to gamble right away, played by Billy Gardell and Reno Wilson of Mike & Molly.

1 “Everything Old Is You Again” (8.6)

Danny imagines what it was like to run a casino back in the day, thinking that it was much easier to do so back then. It’s a memorable episode that takes a look back in time where the Montecito was called The Jubilee, and it finds the main characters dressed and looking the part, as well as the fact that they’re featured in different positions than they are in the present day.

Mary is a waitress, Sam is a call girl, and Ed is the President of Operations. However, it turns out that even back in the day, there were still some complications in running a casino.

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