Continuity mistake: When Danny sees his ex-girlfriend in the casino, he leans over to kiss her on the cheek and he's then seen leaning back. Camera angle changes and he's seen kissing her cheek again.
Continuity mistake: When Danny catches the valet who is sending the info to the blackjack player, he hits him in the back and they both sit on the bench while Danny looks over the Ipaq he was using. The valet tries to get up and Danny hits him again and he falls back into the bench holding his stomach. The camera angle changes and his left arm is now stretched over Danny's back.
Continuity mistake: After Danny gets caught with Big Ed's daughter, he's escorted to see Big Ed and he's seen fixing his tie as he walks down the hallway. The camera angle changes and he's now seen with his hands by his sides. Camera angle changes again and he's back to fixing his tie. Happens twice during scene.
Continuity mistake: When Tom (Bunny Slippers) is playing the wheel, they close the table to save him money and the dealer pushes his chips back to him. He reaches over to grab the chips and when the camera angle changes the chips are no longer on the table, they are in front of him neatly stacked.
Revealing mistake: When Danny is driving Mr. Zhao in his convertible at night, you can really see that the background is a bad fake and since even though Danny is driving with the top down, his hair and clothing does not get ruffled at all by the wind.
All Quiet on the Montecito Front - S3-E20
Continuity mistake: When Mike gets shot in the chest with a paintball gun, it is green. When he wears it again to play against the Bellagio, it becomes yellow.
Shrink Rap - S5-E2
Plot hole: The man plays his last nickel and wins the jackpot. You have to play the maximum number of coins to hit the huge jackpot which on that machine states is 5 coins.
Shrink Rap - S5-E2
Plot hole: The man on the nickle slots claims to have won 400,000 nickles, the machine's largest payout is 10,000.
Answer: It is a version of "A Little Less Conversation" by Elvis Presley.
Stacey Kotlarczyk