Entourage - Season 7

[IamMedellin]

lmao @ entourage getting dark

mrs.Ari :heart:

[Palooza]

lol @ the anal scene. That was turrible, worst "sex" scene in the history of the entertainment industry. It was almost as stale, pathetic and boring as Sasha Grey.

The only storyline I care about is Drama vs Bob Saget. Saget is always money and adding John Stamos to the mix was a nice touch. Ari's got interesting when Carla Gugino was thrown into the mix, but you know he's gunna wind up coming out on top.

I'm disappointed there was no Dania Ramirez this episode.

[Primetime]

Last episode was easily the best of the season. Nothing about the previous ones were very impressive. Drama vs. Bob is fucking hilarious so far.

[T.Dot]

I have to agree with a lot of what everyone is saying, for me Entourage will always be defined by seasons 2-4 which I loved (even season 5 wasn't bad)
As already said the story has just depleted and I only really watch it out of habit.

Comments on last week's episode:

-Sasha Gray is a brutal actress
-This whole Vince storyline is sooo boring though it is a step up over last season when he did NOTHING
-The sex scene with E and Sloan was pure gold but it was still a bit overplayed and the way she called him asking him about his search history was fucking dumb in a realistic sense but actually pretty funny considering how awkward E felt with Saget in his office.
-I still love Drama but his role as "old and angry" is jsut used up by now and he has become a bit annoying
-Turtle is still useless than ever and this tequila company feels like something the writers just came up with to act as a bridge with the episode

[NAHSTE]

Solid episode tonight, other than not giving a shit about Turtle's sex life. On the other hand,

 

BILLY FUCKING WALSH

is back, which I liked. Very intrigued on what he can do for Drama, the cartoon possibility could work.

[mgoblue2290]

Except he really isn't Billy Walsh anymore. He's clean now or whatever and until he returns to his old ways I will not be a fan.

[NAHSTE]

Except he really isn't Billy Walsh anymore. He's clean now or whatever and until he returns to his old ways I will not be a fan.

I kind of like the new him. It's funny to me. Plus there's always the possibility that he snaps and falls off the wagon again. When and if that does, it'll be explosive.

[mgoblue2290]

I kind of like the new him. It's funny to me. Plus there's always the possibility that he snaps and falls off the wagon again. When and if that does, it'll be explosive.

Hopefully that happens because right now Entourage is a sinking ship.

[j.hen]

Except he really isn't Billy Walsh anymore. He's clean now or whatever and until he returns to his old ways I will not be a fan.

True, Billy was the man because he was addicted to drugs and cursing.

[Maynard]

i thought billy was good on the 1st and 2nd season, but then his act got old real fast. seeing him as new billy might be interesting. i really enjoyed this episode. i dont like the direction of Ari being sued. i just dont think its realistic for some up and coming agent to take on one the most powerful people in the industry. Even if people hate him, nobody would ever work with her because they could never trust her....and she would be smart enough to know that

i was also wrong about the dark story line with vince. its pretty obvious now....and pretty good

btw, the entire show was dedicated to bald pussy and then u got sasha with the 70ies bush....WTF

[Blade]

So Vinny is going to OD, recover in rehab and then Billy Walsh is going to direct a movie that will win him an oscar at next season's series finale. The show is so obvoius now, but its still interesting to watch how they get to these situations.

Turtle love life is boring and retarded since Jamie Lyn left. Drama has turned into a whiny bitch and I can't believe Ari has gotten this soft.

Heard it this morning next season will be the last season, so they better kick this into high gear.

[MrBill]

So Vinny is going to OD, recover in rehab and then Billy Walsh is going to direct a movie that will win him an oscar at next season's series finale. The show is so obvoius now, but its still interesting to watch how they get to these situations.

Turtle love life is boring and retarded since Jamie Lyn left. Drama has turned into a whiny bitch and I can't believe Ari has gotten this soft.

Heard it this morning next season will be the last season, so they better kick this into high gear.

Agree with pretty much all of that. On next season being the final one, HBO said this morning that they are planning on doing an order for a shortened season like maybe 6 episodes.

[NAHSTE]

i thought billy was good on the 1st and 2nd season, but then his act got old real fast. seeing him as new billy might be interesting. i really enjoyed this episode. i dont like the direction of Ari being sued. i just dont think its realistic for some up and coming agent to take on one the most powerful people in the industry. Even if people hate him, nobody would ever work with her because they could never trust her....and she would be smart enough to know that

i was also wrong about the dark story line with vince. its pretty obvious now....and pretty good

btw, the entire show was dedicated to bald pussy and then u got sasha with the 70ies bush....WTF

I thought that was awesome. Especially with how Sasha mentioned that Billy Walsh directed a film with her once. I remember at one point in an earlier season (4 maybe?) when Walsh was directing porn, he claimed that he wanted to "bring the 1970s class back to porn", which included "the wide bush".

Whether intentional or not by the writers, that was a nice little tie in for diehard fans/dorks like myself.

[bdub]

"Dos Equis asked me to be their Least Interesting Man in the World" - Drama

I laughhed so hard when he said that, overall pretty great episode.

[Maynard]

I thought that was awesome. Especially with how Sasha mentioned that Billy Walsh directed a film with her once. I remember at one point in an earlier season (4 maybe?) when Walsh was directing porn, he claimed that he wanted to "bring the 1970s class back to porn", which included "the wide bush".

Whether intentional or not by the writers, that was a nice little tie in for diehard fans/dorks like myself.

i remember that, its when they talked him into doing median. his director name was wally something...i cant remember