Too many fans seem to be blown away

Too much about the plot just didn't add up, the writing was bad, some of the scenes were cringey and awkward,

Excellent characters with emotional depth. My wife, daughter and granddaughter all enjoyed it...and me, too! Very good movie! You won't be disappointed.

This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama

It could be interesting if wasn't so cringeworthy with its treatment lf women. Obviously the show is written by a bunch of men who see women as nothing but silicon and "bitches", according to the amazing dialogue I saw in today's episode.

I would love to see the return of Las Vegas. Maybe the network Fuse, Get TV or Lifetime can pick it up. I'm okay with any network. Just bring it back to TV. My mother who lives in Texas love-love-love the series. And my husband Ronald is a fan for life. When we met I became a fan after watching a couple of shows with him. Thanks Angela L. Younger

Loved it, sad to see that it was taken out with out a good finish to the show it deserves it!Josh does a great job as Dannyand Tom puts new blood to the series after James Caan left.NBC should make another season or a movie just to end it.If I had any criticism at all, it would be that Nikki Cox is a little too well endowed to trust all that cleavage to the benevolence of gravity.The writing is interesting, characters got developed this season, plot lines were intriguing, and there was comic relief. Check out this show if you have not already seen it on Monday night's.

You can't really rate this show more than 5. It's very superficial, but it's watchable, in other words, if you are bored enough, you could chain-watch several episodes and be fulfilled, on a very primal level. There is a lot of TNA, which although mentally degrading, will allure a large male fan base. Molly Simms, whom prior I didn't care for (seeing as she was, seemingly, just a hot blonde airhead) actually puts in a pretty good performance, but the real jewel in the cast is James Lesure, who plays Mike Cannon, and steals every scene he's in. Josh Duhamel, who plays Danny, is a rather palid, one-dimensional actor, with a performance to boot, and James Caan is James Caan. The show isn't particularly funny, or suspenseful, but it's light and it's easy.