r/LAtoVegas • u/AutoModerator • 2d ago
The crew really made this show work
The whole airline setup gave the show so many opportunities for chaos. Which crew member did you think had the best personality or funniest moments?
r/LAtoVegas • u/StackKong • Apr 25 '18
After his breakup with Patricia, a depressed Dave goes gambling with Artem and Colin; Ronnie struggles over whether she should move in with Bryan.
Air date: April 24, 2018
r/LAtoVegas • u/DocDerz • May 22 '18
r/LAtoVegas • u/AutoModerator • 2d ago
The whole airline setup gave the show so many opportunities for chaos. Which crew member did you think had the best personality or funniest moments?
r/LAtoVegas • u/AutoModerator • 6d ago
The show has a pretty chaotic mix of passengers and crew, and everyone brings something different to the flight.
Who was your favorite character, and what made them stand out? Was there someone you didn't like at first but eventually warmed up to?
r/LAtoVegas • u/AutoModerator • 8d ago
What scene, character, or episode from the show still stands out to you? Share your favorite moments or anything you enjoyed about the series.
r/LAtoVegas • u/AutoModerator • 9d ago
If LA to Vegas had gotten a season 2, what storyline would you have wanted them to do?
r/LAtoVegas • u/Daydrift00 • Jan 20 '21
r/LAtoVegas • u/Daydrift00 • Jan 19 '21
I started watching this show and noticed it was a bit weird that Ronnie met the chef at the restaurant club, but then making out with two random guys in the next episode, and then the episode after that talking about going on a first date with the chef. So I went on wiki and remembered this trick from Powerless. If you check the Wiki and production code, that is the true order for the show:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LA_to_Vegas#Episodes
For for ep 6-8, it actually should be in this order:
Hope this helps for anyone who watches the show!
r/LAtoVegas • u/[deleted] • Mar 28 '19
Hi guys - sorry to barge in like this, but I have a question of sorts. First off, big fan of the show. The wife and I have noticed that a certain song plays whenever a character is posing and being "dandy" and so the song goes; you're so dandy. What song is that? i've found some higher tempo electronic music, with the same lyrics by Rawkey and Ellie Sax, but it is not the same. I've looked all over the interwebs now for a week and it is beginning to drive me a little bit crasy. please help us.
r/LAtoVegas • u/moderatenerd • May 14 '18
r/LAtoVegas • u/ckptchickie • May 03 '18
r/LAtoVegas • u/EvenEvan13 • May 03 '18
Anyone know of a place I can buy a Jackpot Airplane? Would look awesome on my desk at work.
r/LAtoVegas • u/StackKong • May 01 '18
r/LAtoVegas • u/StackKong • May 01 '18
Ronnie applies for a job at another airline; against Nichole's wishes, Dave plans to propose to Patricia; Artem encourages Colin to stand up to his ex-wife.
Air date: May 1, 2018
r/LAtoVegas • u/Eabryt • Apr 18 '18
To entertain Bryan on his trip to Los Angeles, Ronnie hosts a dinner party at Bernard's apartment and invites the Jackpot crew.
r/LAtoVegas • u/Sanlear • Apr 17 '18
r/LAtoVegas • u/m8dd8g • Apr 17 '18
So I couldn’t help but notice Alan was not in episode 12. Does anyone know why this is?
r/LAtoVegas • u/Garvan0 • Apr 16 '18
... It took a spin on IMDB to make sure it wasn't the same actor. It was bugging me since the pilot why Artem seemed so familiar. I just showed TDK to a relative today and had a moment of "... Artem? Oh man if genres could cross..." - what a great backstory too right? He survived the Joker and Gotham madness, but all that money burned so he's washed up.... Off to Vegas! /taking credit right now for this idea.
Also... I love this show! I hope it's a sleeper hit like Community. Actually, I get very much the same feelings/enjoyment I had when I got in on Community "on rhe ground floor". I'm glad others here seem to share the sentiment :)
r/LAtoVegas • u/StackKong • Apr 11 '18
Ronnie, Bernard and Capt. Dave struggle with new flight training; a real-world flight emergency proves they can handle anything; Colin, Artem and Nichole commit to playing a slot machine that they're sure is due for a big win.