I cant remember which episode they argue over how much they spend on lunch at the Palm. Anyone remember which episode that is from?

… HBO ever decides to delete the series from its streaming service.

The guys do an impromptu podcast recapping where they have been and where they might be going (Dillon was caught in traffic)

Check out this Podcast: Doug Host's a Party https://player.fm/1BpKDFG

From The Penguin on Max. Lol

After rewatching, I’m in the phase where I don’t want to start another show cause I can’t get the feeling of enrage out of my system.

Any suggestions???

I’ve watched shameless and Californiacation, both being kind of similar in different ways

Hey can’t remember when he says it. I think it’s season 2 but can’t remember which. Anyone know for sure ?

I'm rewatching the show for a first time in a while, now on Season 6, and I can't understand the point of Drama getting on Five Towns. The bit of him being a failed actor, messing up auditions, having meltowns, etc. was one of the best ones the show had going. Once he gets on the show they barely show him working with the exception of a few forced storylines that weren't really funny or went anywhere (like Drama trying to buy a hat from a weed dispensary). Was there ever a plan there? I don't understand why they gave up the humor of Drama's acting career in exchange for basically nothing.

After rewatching the show almost 3 times, season 8 gets better and better.

Jeremy Pivens acting is the best in the whole show, I love how emotional he gets and we finally get him and Dana together. Johnny finally gets his break with Johnnys bananas and the CBS tv movie. Turtle becomes rich, and Eric and Sloane get back together.

I don’t think it’s as good as 2 through 4, but by far better than season 6 and 7 in my opinion. The final episode is okay, but the middle of the season is very solid.

I was trying to recall when/if any talk about celeb tapes in the show. I think i remember Ari talking to someone about some celeb tapes (not from Vince) and that Clive Davis wasn’t someone you wanted to be on their bad side. I don’t think it was a main story line or anything. More like a few scenes talking about them kinda in passing. Does anyone know when or if this was in the show.

I understand all the criticism the movie tends to get, even by hard-core fans of the show, but what about the positives? What are some things you DID enjoy about the film?

With the amount of random women Vince and his crew would just invite randomly back to his pad it's amazing he didn't get burgled on a regular basis. I mean sure he has locks but still they seem very relaxed security wise.

There is not a single mention of Entourage on his Wikipedia page.

After watching the movie, what do you think of the finale?

In the finale (and I think the second to last episode) each of five main characters had their own ending. The movie undid most of those endings. I liked the finale when it first aired. But now I don't like it as much.

Like am I really the one who doesn't hate E. His initial decisions regarding vince's movie choices were mostly right. There are some parts which I really don't like ; when he doesn't accept stuffs which are true( mostly), but apart from that I don't get why people hate E a lot.

And I hope this wasn't posted by someone earlier, coz this is my first post.

I'm not from America, i know the showrunners did some podcasts to talk about the show, so did actors probably.

Like most of you, i was charmed by the alchemy the boys had together, i could buy them as friends and even as brothers. Its what made me come back for the show years after years

But i wonder what the actors really were in the shoots, the various directors, Doug Ellin and so on

Like we see the show as a behind the scenes of Hollywood, what were the behind the scenes of Entourage ?