Talk:Reunited: The Real World Las Vegas

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The Real World Las Vegas: 2 ? come on please, that is not even the name, I propose that page is deleted altogether.

I agree. Like you said, it's not the name. Also, Reunited: The Real World Las Vegas isn't even an actual season of the Real World, so I wouldn't call it "The Real World: Las Vegas 2." And another thing: there's actually nothing new on the other page. Arrowhead21 08:12, 14 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Removed second paragraph in "Palms Suite" section. Here's why...

I did many revisions of the following paragraph, but while describing them in the edit summary, I realized eventually that the whole paragraph was a mess and needed to be deleted. I'll go through each sentence and explain my reasoning for removal:

After the series aired on MTV in 2002, the Palms became a popular destination for the young, hip crowd in Las Vegas. - Unsourced and is embarrassingly badly-written. Is anything described as "hip" EVER really?

Ghostbar and Rain in the Desert, the bar and nightclub that the cast members frequented, are now known as Las Vegas hot spots while they were not well known during the filming of the series. - Again, unsourced. Sounds like promotional material. And while Rain is certainly better known now, I don't think that's entirely due to the show filming there.

The series is also credited with opening up Las Vegas to television and movie productions, as the city was previously very cautious of allowing productions to film in Vegas. - another unsourced comment, but this one is more ridiculous than the last two combined.

--Ella Plantagenet (talk) 23:32, 20 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]