The Strip (American TV series)

*The Strip*
The Strip
Genre	Action drama
Created by	Alfred Gough; Miles Millar
Written by	Russel Friend; Daniel Freudenberger; Alfred Gough; Charles Holland; Garrett Lerner; Miles Millar; Mark Verheiden; David Weinstein
Directed by	Paul Abascal; Félix Enríquez Alcalá; Greg Beeman; Julian Chojnacki; D. J. Caruso; Vern Gillum; Alan J. Levi; Peter Markle; Whitney Ransick
Starring	Sean Patrick Flanery; Guy Torry; Joe Viterelli; Stacey Dash
Composers	Christopher Lennertz; Mark Mancina; Tom Rizzo
Country of origin	United States
Original language	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	10
Production
Executive producers	Alfred Gough; Miles Millar; Joel Silver
Production locations	Las Vegas, Nevada
Cinematography	Christopher Faloona; Andres L. Porras
Editors	Ron Spring; Rick Tuber; Kerry Michael Tym
Running time	44 minutes
Original release
Network	UPN
Release	October 12, 1999 –; July 7, 2000

The Strip is a short-lived American action drama series which aired on the UPN television network during the 1999-2000 season.

Synopsis

Sean Patrick Flanery and Guy Torry portray former Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department detectives who are hired by the owner of Caesars Palace to serve as "troubleshooters" protecting his interests.

The series was cancelled after nine episodes, with a tenth episode airing months later in July 2000.

Episode #	Episode title	Original airdate
1-1	"Games Without Frontiers"	October 12, 1999
1-2	"Send Me An Angel"	October 19, 1999
1-3	"Murder By Numbers"	October 26, 1999
1-4	"Winner Takes It All"	November 2, 1999
1-5	"Even Better Than The Real Thing"	November 9, 1999
1-6	"Use Your Illusion"	November 16, 1999
1-7	"We Will Rock You"	November 23, 1999
1-8	"Money For Nothing"	December 14, 1999
1-9	"I Wear My Sunglasses At Night"	January 11, 2000
1-10	Episode 10	July 7, 2000

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