2.22 "Letters, Lawyers and Loose Women" Quiz

Answer: Dave Foley

Foley, born on January 4th, 1963 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada was cast in the guest starring role of Paul Mertens for this "Las Vegas" episode. Paul was a client of Sam's who worked in engineering. Foley held this part for only this episode. He has also had guest starring roles on the TV series', "Desperate Housewives", "The King of Queens" and "NewsRadio".

Answer: Lenise Soren

Soren made an appearance in this episode of the series as Nicki Betts in a guest starring capacity. Soren was in this role for just this lone "Las Vegas" show. She has also had guest starring stints on the TV shows, "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" and "Eve". She starred in the 2008 film, "Tiny Little Lies".

Answer: Danny McCoy

The episode began with Danny entering the casino floor with Mike chatting with him when he shared the fact that he got a letter. According to Danny, his friend from the military, Luis, sent him a note and it was good he did since Luis had not contacted Danny for a while. In the letter, Luis wrote Danny about how he enjoyed the Nevada desert much better than the one in Iraq.

Answer: True

Mike was on the casino floor when Sam went to talk with him about a favor involving one of her clients. Sam said the client really wanted a tour of Las Vegas and hoped Mike, as the former valet, would show him around the city. Mike reluctantly agreed to do this for Sam while explaining to Sam how he knew this particular client.

Answer: Danny McCoy

Danny went to the security room to share Luis's letter with Ed. Danny claimed that Luis wrote about how he suspected something was off about his service and wanted Danny's help with it. Ed sat Danny down to break some terrible news to him: Luis had been killed while serving in Iraq.

Answer: True

Mike sat down with Paul Mertens to have him tell him all he needed during his stay in Las Vegas. Paul claimed that his wife would not be there in a couple hours so he made an unusual request of Mike: to get him a prostitute. Mike explained how Las Vegas had a seedy reputation but, as a city in Clark County, did not permit prostitution.

Answer: Mary Connell

Mary was seen early on in the episode conversing with a lawyer who was involved in a trial. The reason Mary spoke with the lawyer was she received a summons in the mail to testify at a trial. The lawyer explained that the guy being tried could go away for life under a statute so Mary said she did not want to testify. The lawyer reminded her she had to or else she would go to jail.

Answer: Ed Deline

Midway through the episode, Danny was at a courthouse ready to talk with a district attorney there since his late friend, Luis, wanted him to have an investigation gone about potential illegal activity. Danny phoned Ed to discuss his meeting with the district attorney. According to Danny, they would not open up an investigation until six months passed.

Answer: A felon convicted of second degree murder

Danny wanted to do some digging of his own on the activity Luis asked Danny to inspect, because he considered it to be foul play. Danny spoke to the district attorney about someone named Richie Betts who might be involved in this activity. According to the district attorney, Richie Betts was convicted of second degree murder.

Answer: Mary Connell

The district attorney who spoke with Danny appeared at the Montecito in this episode where he saw Mary. He went over to talk with her and said he got her message. While there, the district attorney got intimate by sharing a steamy kiss with Mary.