Entourage - Season 7

[NAHSTE]

I remember when the show started everyone complained about it only being 30 minutes. Now I understand why, it's repetitive and predictable, but still entertaining for 30 minutes.

Waiting to see what happens with turtles Tequila. It's obviously laced with something and is gonna backfire on him.

But Avion is a real tequila company which is presumably paying HBO for the placements. I doubt they'd want such a negative storyline associated with their product.

 

[Twigg4075]

But Avion is a real tequila company which is presumably paying HBO for the placements. I doubt they'd want such a negative storyline associated with their product.

Thanks for dropping some knowledge. I actually had no idea it was a real company. Of course I don't drink tequila because I think it's foul.

 

[NAHSTE]

Thanks for dropping some knowledge. I actually had no idea it was a real company. Of course I don't drink tequila because I think it's foul.

Pretty sure it's a brand new company because I didn't know either until I saw them advertising via plane messages when I was at the beach the other day, then I read an article about their Entourage-based advertising plan.

 

[Acesuper]

It would be predictably unpredictable. If that makes any sense.

I think it'd be a great ending if they did it right, and I doubt they go that route, but they really should.

It would make the series amazing as a whole. Starting out as one of the most fun comedies/dramadies in a while and transferring over to something darker. I would absolutely love it.

I do think they've had a couple too many seasons though. Show didn't need to be going on for this long. Some episodes are easily skippable.

Also, E has officially started his Ari transformation. He's going to be king cock soon.

What would be his reason for suicide?

Digging the E to Ari transformation. Seems to keep getting busier and busier and it seems every episode his wife needs to distract him just to have him.

 

[Coked Up Elmo]

What would be his reason for suicide?

Digging the E to Ari transformation. Seems to keep getting busier and busier and it seems every episode his wife needs to distract him just to have him.

yea and he is becoming less wigger

 

[Maize]

I thought it was a good episode, as usual, the episode before the finale sets up some nice loose ends. Already excited for next week.

 

[mgoblue2290]

This show is almost at the point of hilariously bad...yet I still watch.

 

[wingsfan77]

I thought it was a good episode, as usual, the episode before the finale sets up some nice loose ends. Already excited for next week.

the finale isn't for 2 weeks

 

[1ke]

So I canceled my HBO...Didnt think I was missing much, I did watch Season 1-4 hardcore though, After that I dont know shit. What happened this season?

 

[Twigg4075]

So I canceled my HBO...Didnt think I was missing much, I did watch Season 1-4 hardcore though, After that I dont know shit. What happened this season?

Basically every Hollywood cliche' you could possibly imagine.

 

[Sigona]

Prediction spoiler I guess?

 

Vince knocked up Sasha in the mens bathroom of that restaurant. I'm calling it now.

 

[MvP]

lol at Nick stealing that from me, and the scene was setup to look like such a thing would happen anyway.

 

[Sigona]

I told my dad the same thing as we were watching it. I don't view the CB while I watch this. The 'leave your mark' line gave it away to me.

 

[NAHSTE]

Can't believe Vinny is trying to save that hoe. Show is so bad now though, I can barely even watch it anymore.

 

[IamMedellin]

damn Ari...

 

[citizenerased]

So im confused.

The bag of coke Lloyd found at the end - was that Vince's? or did he find it in the crate of Tequila and it's being smuggled in the crates.

 

[DDRGuido]

This show keeps getting worse and worse imo, but I can't look away

 

[red33]

my cardroom here has avion tequila.

 

[DDRGuido]

imho, the scene with Carlos and Cuban was the worst I've seen in this whole series.

Where do they come up with this stuff.

 

[NAHSTE]

imho, the scene with Carlos and Cuban was the worst I've seen in this whole series.

Where do they come up with this stuff.

Thank you. This character Carlos is a fucking moron. He is offered 5 million by a billionaire, and says it has to be on his terms or nobody's terms.

Then as soon as the billionaire leaves, he admits that it's actually on his brother's terms since he owns more shares. Why on earth would he try to play hardball with Cuban when he has no bargaining leverage whatsoever? And why is he blaming Turtle for losing the company when he wasn't the one who insisted that a company he doesn't own be on his terms and his terms alone? If Carlos doesn't act like such a jackass (about a company he doesn't control despite pretending that he does), he gets his $5M and keeps his minority shares in the company.

That was either sloppy writing or they intended for his character to appear dumber than Turtle. I did LOL when Cubez dropped an f-bomb at the end, that kind of saved the scene.

Also, WTF were Ethan Suplee and Brian Urlacher doing in that one scene? That was the dumbest scene in Entourage history I think. So much didn't make sense. Why is Brian Urlacher sitting at a bar with Turtle, and why is Ethan Suplee bartending them? The writing in that scene was cringe-worthy too....


Urlacher: If you're lying to me, I'm gonna kill you, and then I'll kill Cuban.
Suplee/bartender: You don't want that Turtle.

.....scene

That is the only line Suplee gets. My question is, why did he even agree to do that? Is his career that bad right now where he's taking one-line spots on Entourage? Dude has been in dozens of movies and shows and he's playing a bartender in a scene with Jerry Ferrara and Brian Ulacher? And his one line is a throwaway after overhearing Urlacher threaten to kill Mark Cuban?

Why did Ethan Suplee agree to do that scene, and how did that terrible dialogue get past a writers' meeting?

Also, Amanda Daniels giving her "big reveal" speech to Ari in the restaurant was so fucking predictable and has already been done two other times. Were we supposed to be like "ZOMG THOSE GUYS ARE WITH THE NFL!"?

Carla Gugino is fucking hot but the way that character is written she is so fucking annoying. She always has these "reveal the twist" speeches, and they are always the same fucking tone and dialogue structure.

Remember when Vinny lost out on a movie because Ari and Nick Rubenstein pissed that guy off at Temple on a Jewish holiday? She pretty much delivered the exact same "Here is why I was right the whole time" speech with the same inflection in her voice at the end of that episode. There's two or three other times when they've used her character in this way as well. Just another example of all the plot devices and dialogue constructs that get recycled on this show.

Show is fucking repetitive and turrible now.

One last thing- I get that Lloyd is a bit more close with his clients than most agents so he'll be a bit more concerned, but come on, you're a big time Hollywood agent, act like you've seen an actor do drugs before. Sure it was a big bag of coke, but come the fuck on you work in Hollywood, IRL if an agent saw a big bag of coke at an actor's house he'd probably just shrug and keep moving.

I love Lloyd, I really do, but it's so unrealistic for him to be the one to fully out Vince (I say fully because there's a difference between E thinking he did a little blow at the party and Vinny having a mountain-sized stash of booger sugar). That's not his place and no agent would overstep those boundaries IRL. Now, they're gonna have some Vince-tervention next week because Johnny's gay agent snitched on him to the whole crew.

How many actors get their coke habit blown up by their brother's gay agent?