Mike Rowe: How This EPIC Show In Vegas Works (Le Reve) | FULL EPISODE | Somebody's Gotta Do It

On this episode of "Somebody's Gotta Do It," Mike Rowe witnesses the backstage magic at one of the biggest shows in Las Vegas, Le Reve, and meets the man responsible for it all. He also get in on some of the dangerous stunts performed in the show. Don't miss this fantastic episode!

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0:00 Intro
1:00 Somewhere Over Nevada
2:20 Breaking the "Law"
3:50 Meeting the Master
6:35 How Performers Stay Warm
7:00 How Performers Say Alive
8:00 Going Scuba Diving
10:56 Triton Falls
13:45 Keeping the Water Clean
14:50 Costume Department
17:20 Dropping In
19:20 It's About Trust
20:50 Bonding with PR!
21:40 Reminiscing
22:45 Show Time!

[cleverusername]

I love how much the crew is featured in Mike's shows. He always includes the behind-the- camera people and I love it about him.

[Mr_Nobody]

Mike is a legend. When he told the guy “maybe they just love you” it’s like the dude hadn’t contemplated that before and it made him just light up inside

[CalTek]

16:44 "Maybe they just love you" -- that went straight to his see it in his face. Mr. Rowe knows what to say and when to say it....and the best part is he is 100% genuine in that delivery.

[cwarts]

Dale Hurt is absolutely the poster child of becoming the master of his craft. Decades focused on learning a business, loving what he does and the people he does it with.

[sparkytuttle]

I am a native Las Vegan and I have never seen a backstage like this. Thank you for showing the world that our city is filled with some of the most skilled, professional and kind people in the world.

[brianshort]

Thank you for what you do, Mike. I think you are the only TV host that this world needs. Thank you again

[ibbylancaster]

Mike, as a pipe fitter and welder for the last 20 years, I have to say that there’s no way in hell that I would have gotten in that harness. I have quit jobs because of my extreme fear of heights. I’ve done and been in some terrible places over my career but I’m terrified of heights. Thank you for everything you show the rest of the world about how things get done by the hidden folks. Much love🤙

[ibelieveinangelsyesido]

Glad you clarified it was a non-Cirque show. Never would have known! AWESOME people today. Blessings! Jackie in upstate NY

[thetwitchywitchy]

Richard is my favorite ❤ I love Richard and how quietly anxious he was 😂 We ALL need a Richard to make us feel safe and secure in our everyday life ❤❤❤

[CekalaStudios]

I love how the crew has been the same core people (Troy especially) since dirty jobs. Great shows, Mike and Crew are great!

[arcanenecrosis]

Im 41 y/o today and Mr. Mike i been watching your shows for a long time and love each and every moment of them, keep up the good work and thank you for the new ep today it made my birthday better thank you aging Mr. Mike.

[jangrahame]

Fantastic look at one of the cleanest jobs a person could do!

[KLONDIKEpsychic]

As someone who has worked in a Vegas show, it is ABSOLUTELY a family and like Mike said, everything circles around trust. The people working these shows are the best of the best.

[zuzuspetals]

Thanks for being so genuine and honest that you were able to get the PR guy to relax. He will learn from this experience.

[indie]

Thank you Mike for a great back stage pass to see how a show like this works. They really do an incredible show and do right by all the people who make it happen.

[onepawatatime]

I'm literally studying to be a technical director. I am one of the stop institutions in the country to do that. And I have NEVER seen something like this. This is another level!

[Johnnyfer]

i love how you show the behind-the-scenes and include your crew in the show.

[Berm_Blaster]

Complete and total controlled chaos. So many moving parts. So much work not just the performers but behind the scenes too. Respect to the men and women making it happen. Also respect to Mike Rowe for shining light on the ones that aren’t in the light at all.

[runikvarze]

PR is the force that makes a show run. It is the lifeblood and veins of everything in the episode. PR is what fills the seats, pays the bills, and keeps the higher-ups from shutting everything down. Chris is doing an amazing job.

[thermobollocks]

I love that this show shows how another show is made while showing how *this* show is made.