[447] 5.15 - Guess Who's Coming to Breakfast
[484] 5.16 - 2 on 2
[500] 5.17 - Win, Place, Bingo

We've added some rare photos to the gallery today! Check out Josh from his days on "All My Children" with promos, stills, behind the scenes of a photoshoot and some magazine scans.



[09] All My Children: Promos
[34] All My Children: Stills
[26] Soap Center - 17 Photoshoot (2002)
[04] Magazines: Unsorted - With Rebecca Budig

Question: Any update on the possibility of a Las Vegas movie or any other form of a series finale?- Jen
Ausiello: There's been a flurry of activity behind the scenes to give fans some closure, but, unfortunately, all it's amounted to is a chilly frost between NBC and Vegas producers. According to several sources both at the network and the show, NBC initially asked series creator Gary Scott Thompson to tack a scene or two onto the final pre-strike episode - you know, the one that concluded with the infamous "to be continued" - so that it didn't end on a cliff-hanger. Thompson allegedly refused, claiming their idea was insipid and he'd rather be a victim of the strike than force a ridiculous ending down fans' throats. The Peacock later asked him to post a wrap-up on NBC.com, an idea he also balked at. "He thought it would undermine fans' attempts at a real wrap-up," says my source, who maintains that a two-hour movie (which is what Thompson pitched them) is possible regardless of what state the show's sets are in. "There's a ton of stock footage that exists. They can still do it. Sets don't matter." Both Thompson and NBC declined to comment, which either means they're still trying to work something out or they're too angry to speak. Either way, it'd probably be wise to keep those baby booties comin'! (Source)

TV Guide's Ausiello spoke to Las Vegas creator, Gary Scott Thompson, about the show being canceled and whether there's any chance they'll be given the opportunity to wrap up the show.

Are fans wasting their time organizing campaigns to bring the show back?
Thompson: I have no idea. I have no control over that at all. That's NBC's decision. I know that [fans] have a valid point, since the last episode said, "To be continued.... " Just from our perspective, we all feel bad because we didn't get to end it. Josh and Molly feel very bad, because it's their characters' baby. And I had an ending all worked out.

Read the whole interview by clicking here.

[182] 2005 Appearance Photos
[138] 2006 Appearance Photos
[511] 2007 Appearance Photos

We've also caught up totally with the 2008 appearances


[04] January 08 - Hustlers of Comedy at the Hollywood Improv
[42] January 10 - The Cast of "Las Vegas" Receives the Key to The City at The Palms
[16] January 10 - The Cast of "Las Vegas" Celebrates The Show's 100th Episode
[15] Febuary 09 - Dockers Final Round Hosted by Arron Oberholser
[17] Febuary 10 - Universal Music Group Celebrates the Grammys
[13] Febuary 10 - 50th Annual GRAMMY Awards

It seems that Las Vegas has been canceled and the series will end with that cliffhanger. :(

Looks like Las Vegas is cashing in its chips after five years on the air.

Sources confirm to me exclusively that NBC has opted not to renew the show for a sixth season. Consequently, last Friday's episode? Yep, that was the series finale. Hope it was satisfying!

NBC had hoped this season's cast shake-up - Thomas Magnum replacing Sonny Corleone - might re-energize the show, but instead, it led to a double-digit ratings decline. Of course, the Friday time slot didn't help. (Source)