I've watched this show maybe a dozen times. And it dawned on me today that the reason Drama got the weed card for anxiety. Then that same weed gives him a panic/anxiety attack. Think this was intentionally done or just luck?

I have been watching Entourage on HBO/Max in the background for years. All of a sudden I'm noticing a black screen flash for a second between some scenes. Am I absolutely bugging, or is this new?

It looks like it's a signal for TV stations to know where to put the commercials. Is the show getting prepped for syndication on some non-HBO channel?

Oh man…no matter how many times I’ve seen that episode, it always feels so good to watch that asshole look scared!

He literally sabotage's Ari by convincing Vince to not do Matterhorn, and then tells Ari "Hey if you can't get your client to do what you want then you must just suck?"

ARI IS RIGHT 99% of the time ABOUT VINCE'S CAREER. Eric is a rusty cunt bucket lottery winner who wouldn't be closer than 3,000 miles to Hollywood if wasn't for knowing a guy who's face god decided to make very fuckable

Give me a scenario where I'm wrong. And him coming in clutch doesn't count it has to be a time where he was right OVER Ari. I'll give you both times in 8 seasons (Gatsby) because Ari didn't want to set meeting with Gus. . And who got them to that point?...Ari because of smokejumpers.

And the other time. Ari shouldn't have been such a cunt to Bob.

If they had listened to Ari then none of these scenarios would have happened cause Vince would be worth 200 mil and have had leo status wayyyy earlier.

Other than those 2 rare E dubs. What up E?

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All 8 seasons have their ups and downs but despite how they may have been as a season as a whole which had the strongest and the weakest?

Season 1 - Vincent Chase is a young, hot, up-and-coming actor living in Hollywood. Tonight, he must attend the opening of his latest movie "Head On," but first he and his three best friends from back home (Queens, NY) have lunch and discuss their upcoming 10-year high school reunion. Vince is reluctant to go but his buddies urge him to go with them.

Season 2 - With filming on Queens Boulevard completed, Vince, Eric, Turtle and Drama arrive back in LA, ready to pick up where they left off. Eric tries to fulfill his new duties as Vince's manager, while also trying to control the frustrations caused by his relationship with Kristen.

Season 3 - The night of the Aquaman premiere draws close and the crew is preparing themselves for the biggest event of Vince's career. Drama and Turtle keep finding better looking women to bring to the event, but they find themselves prematurely running out of passes to hand out to the hotties.

Season 4 - While filming Medellin on location in Colombia, a documentary crew captures the behind-the-scenes action. Caught on film is tension between Billy and Eric, the pursuit of a beautiful actress and Drama's attempt to land a part in the film

Season 5 - After "Medellin" bombs at Cannes, Vince hides out in Mexico. Drama's star status rubs some people the wrong way at a photo shoot.

Season 6 - Vince has to get his license while promoting his new movie. Lloyd demands a promotion. Eric considers buying his own house.

Season 7 - E and Ari panic when Vince agrees to do his own stunts in the new Nick Cassavetes movie. Drama and Turtle have work issues of different kinds, and Ari considers a foray into the NFL.

Season 8 - Drama freaks out when Vince returns from rehab and the gang decides to throw a huge party to celebrate. Elsewhere, E and Scott's new company is thriving and Drama clashes with his animated show's costar.

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I really like the season 4 opener if only for Billy Walsh, he is just so entertaining to watch trying to work and almost every word out of his mouth is hilarious.

I really hated season 2 mainly thanks to E, I was never a fan of his but E in this episode was just horrible.

I was thinking of how Vince's core philosophy is generally "dont worry itll all work out". Watching the Dennis Hopper episode yesterday and when he loses the soccer bet and discovers they never put the ticket in, he just bets again with money he doesnt have and ends up winning.

Through my first watch I thought the Vince's mentality was "it'll all work out" because his friends always have his back: one of the core themes of the show is male friendship, and whether he realizes it or not Vince is as helped by his friends as they are by him. But the example I listed above has nothing to do with friendship.

Then I thought the show was being more cynical: Vince's life "always works out" because he's a good looking dude whose rich and famous. And there are certainly elements of that too.

But I also wonder if there's an element of pure optimism in Vince's mentality; maybe it all works out because of his positive attitude toward life.

I'm interested in hearing other people's thoughts on this, and how you all interpret Vince's mindset.

So theres a couple things I've been curious about but im too lazy to make 2 different posts right now.

1. If Medellin was as universally terrible as people said, how did it get into Cannes in the first place? I'm guessing its as simple as thendirector saw Vinny Chase, star of the highest grossing movie ever, and Billy Walsh, 2x Sundance winner, and decided to let them in without even watching it.

2. Why was Bob still so pissed at Ari? Wasn't Ari proven right about Allen only buying the Ramones project to spite Vince? I mean, he did bury it, to the point Bob was surprised Allen was even willing to still discuss making it.

The best scene in a really bad movie? Once again, Drama making the show complete.

https://youtu.be/gEyJXNfx7Yg?si=cVhEXbunPS9YA8LV

Was basically playing a board game with the wife last night, just looking for something to put on in the background. Came up with this like smooth jazz, Blade Runner thing, but couldn’t help notice the heavy queen Boulevard look

Those 2 scenes of him calling Ari while the two girls are in the back naked doing coke are amazing. That house was spectacular too, what a view!

If anyone knows where it's at, then please drop the address, I'd like to take a look at it. On a similar note, Vince's house at the start of season 4 was insane too, dream house kinda place.

Am I the only one that actually thinks Vince wasn’t acting particularly well and Verner had a point. Even after all those takes there wasn’t the right amount of emotion for that scene.

She’s horrible. The worst love interest on the show.

I saw the episode where John offers studio head position to Ari but he ends up convincing him to hire Dana than Amanda?

How did he do it? He just said that I used Bait and Switch technique to Vince and e. But they didn’t show actual discussion between John and Ari

It’s the scene where Vinny is out of money but turtle and Eric say they’ll help him and drama just responds with “I got nothing bro” or something like that. Need it for a meme thank you!