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Las Vegas: Two of a Kind
When one of the Montecito’s high rollers ends up dead in Boston, Ed, Mike and Danny join forces with Crossing Jordan’s Woody Hoyt and Jordan Cavanaugh to solve the weird murder. Snoop Dogg visits the Montecito to scout locations for his video clip and tries to convince Delinda to film his next video in the Casino. Ed must deal with his wife living at the hotel when she moves in as their house is being renovated.
Episode Info
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Episode number: 2x8 Production Number: 2009 Airdate: Monday November 08th, 2004 |
Episode Notes
This is a cross-over episode with Crossing Jordan 4x07
In this LV episode we see Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh and Woody Hoyt.
Very similar Danny and Sam shows up in the Crossing Jordan ep.
In this LV episode we see Dr. Jordan Cavanaugh and Woody Hoyt.
Very similar Danny and Sam shows up in the Crossing Jordan ep.
Music
| Artist | Song Title | Played When |
| Ray Charles & Johnny Mathis | Over the Rainbow | |
| Snoop Dogg | Drop It Like It’s Hot |
Episode Quotes
visual: Jordan rips off the buttons in Danny's shirt in a pretend sexual act...
Dr. Jordan Cavannaugh: What about that girl with the impressive cleavage, isn't she gonna be jealous?
Danny: This is Vegas. You're gonna have to be more specific..
Dr. Jordan Cavannaugh: What about that girl with the impressive cleavage, isn't she gonna be jealous?
Danny: This is Vegas. You're gonna have to be more specific..
visual: Woody is loosing alot at the Black Jack table
Samantha: Woody, if you don't stop gambling, I'm gonna break your legs.
Det. Woody Hoyt: You people still do that here?
Samantha: The casino doesn't, but I still enjoy it...
Samantha: Woody, if you don't stop gambling, I'm gonna break your legs.
Det. Woody Hoyt: You people still do that here?
Samantha: The casino doesn't, but I still enjoy it...
Episode Goofs
So accept the premise that Woody won a $100,00 car, lost it again, and somehow will still have to pay taxes on it. He made the statement that he will have to work for two months to earn enough to pay taxes on the car. Come on, he's a civil servant in Boston, he can earn enough to pay taxes on $100,000 of extra income in two months? Certainly not unless he's on the take.
Woody looses all and has to return the car (boy, I never saw that coming). He is told that The IRS will still want taxes on his winnings (the car). But if you can document that your gambling losses meet or exceed your winnings (in a single year), you don't pay tax on "winnings" that were only temporary. Casion staff would certainly know that and not make statements to the contrary, it's very bad for business.
One simply can not win a $100,000 car with a single $5 bet on a Las Vegas wheel. The Wheel is not like a slot machine, it has to stop on one of the positions. Even if a wheel had 100 positions, it could not pay out such a big prize on shuch relatively short odds.
The win of the car was clearly an intentional setup by the staff who felt sorry for the guy. Also, some regular joe who know nothing about taxes will always make the mistake of underestimating tax consequences of such a huge prize. It's just a reflection on reality, not a goof.
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