Writer:	Jon Beckerman, Rob Burnett
Director:	Alan Myerson
Star:	Josh Randall (Mike Burton),  Thomas Cavanagh (Ed Stevens),  Julie Bowen (Carol Vessey),  Jana Marie Hupp (Nancy Burton),  Lesley Boone (Molly Hudson),  Mike Starr (Kenny Sandusky (Episodes 1-45)),  Michael Ian Black (Phil Stubbs),  Rachel Cronin (Shirley Pifko),  Justin Long (Warren P. Cheswick)
Recurring Role:	Max Rosmarin (Gavin Shrader),  Robin Paul (Jessica Martell),  Tessa Ghylin (Donna Tuzzi),  Michael R. Genadry (Mark Vanacore),  Joe Ponazecki (Judge),  Marvin Chatinover (Dr. Walter R. Jerome)
Guest Star:	Tom Bloom (Jerry),  Adam Sietz (Vecchio),  Mario Cantone (Scott),  Will Lyman (McGraw),  Alex Molina (Dr. Busis),  Bill Scheft (Jack Baker),  Noah Bean (Tim Cooper),  Guy Whitlock (Greeter),  Neal Lerner (Caterer)

Featured Music:
"Viva Las Vegas" by Elvis Presley
"Danke Schoen" by Wayne Newton
"Beyond the Sea" by Bobby Darin (edit) The song that is played at Dr. Jerome's award ceremony is a modified version of "(Oldest Established) Permanent Floating Crap Game In New York" from the musical Guys and Dolls. (edit)

Warren (seeking revenge for the bad advice Ed gave him): I'm taking you down, Stevens! Right now, you and me! (edit) Ed (talking with Carol about his first nights back in town): The kiss that made a man move back home and buy a bowling alley... (edit) Warren (trying to convince Jessica to be his prom date): What if we just go as friends? Let's just go as friends. I'll buy you a dress! (edit) Ed (after he and Phil tell Warren to ask Jessica to the prom): Oh my God, somebody mark down the date and the time. It's never happened before, but I do believe that I finally just agreed with Phil Stubbs. (edit) Phil: A cocktail in one hand, a show girl in the other. The casino staff catering to my every whim. To this day, the name Phil Stubbs is still known in many of the finer gaming establishments. (edit)

$10 Bet: Ed bets Mike to kiss Kenny on the cheek. (edit) Gus McGraw nicknames Ed, "Four Eyes". (edit) Phil organizes Vegas Night to bring more customers into Stuckeybowl. (edit) Phil interviews a comedian for Vegas Night. The comedian is played by "Late Show" writer Bill Scheft.

Ed's client is named Jerry Foley, the same name as a longtime "Late Show" director. (edit)

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