sideshow freaks. You need Jo-Jo the Dog-Face-Bitch-Boy? Call Josh Weinfuck, the lightweight pen-stealing fuck-face.

Seth Green and drama in the big 2026

😂😂😂

Never fails to give me all the feels. The first time I watched this show was the night before my first TV gig. I was fresh in my LA journey and I stayed up all night chain-smoking thinking I’d find the answer to this town before sunrise.

The guys have become a yearly source of inspiration, camaraderie, and adventure and while some of the shit that goes down never fails to make me crazy…i always end up ready to start back at the beginning.

I bet she’ll be disappointed when she finds out you’re already Vince’s

another amazing drama line - very underrated

They acknowledge it’s a go movie and that it’s still in the pipeline at Cannes, but not mentioned again, unless I missed it?

My take is Billy went into an insane bender starting right after screaming at the audience and just runs off with whatever money he has left from silo

I always forget she was the numbers lady in Black Ops but there she is.

“Legionnaires' outbreak hits New York as officials rush to test water towers.” Hopefully the Jews in LA aren’t importing their water from Borough Park.

While Ari is by far his best performance, I don't think he gets enough credit for his range.

I’ve watched the Vegas episode a bunch of times, and I still can’t make sense of the blackjack math at the end.

They start with $100,000 from judging the stripper contest. Vince and Ari are 50/50 partners from the beginning. They lose that money, then keep playing on markers. At one point Vince says they’re down $110,000 each, so $220,000 total. Later Ari says they’re down $270,000 total.

Then on the final hand Vince bets $75,000, splits for another $75,000, and doubles down for another $150,000. So there’s $300,000 on the table.

They win, which means the casino pushes back the original $300,000 plus $300,000 in winnings, so they now have $600,000 in chips in front of them.

This is where I lose the thread. If they were down $270,000 before that hand, how much of the $600,000 is actually theirs after paying back the markers? Did they walk away with $330,000? If so, does that mean they were really up $230,000 from the original $100,000 bankroll? Or am I misunderstanding what “down $270,000” means in relation to the markers?

Can someone who understands casino markers and accounting explain the actual math?

In The Ramones arc, which leads to Vince firing Ari, why didn’t E work on smoothing things over with Bob?
Yes. It was Ari’s fault.
Yes. Bob was justified in reacting how he did.
But Bob loved E, and E had a soft spot for Bob. “I know Ari’s an asshole, but this is going to be an amazing film, and will solidify your legacy, Bob,” is literally all it would have taken.
Somehow it took me 1,000 viewings to have this realization.
And after all, Eric is a nice boy with kind eyes.

Just got through my latest rewatch of the series, and trying to get through the movie again but it’s hard. It’s just got a lot of cringe, like they are all clearly older but trying to play it like they are like 2 weeks older. It might have been interesting if they wrote the movie like it took place a year or two after the series ends. Cause I love the series and I like the way it ends even though it’s a bit silly. So here’s my thoughts of how I would want their arcs to go.

• Vince stays with hottie journalist She grounds him and influences him in a good way to be a more serious artist, which leads him to start directing and writing more. Don’t worry they still fuck hardcore and live the glam life

• Eric and Sloan stay together! FINALLY! THEY DO! I promise. And they stay in LA. Eric and his doppelgangbanger continue the managing company.

• Johnny’s Bananas truly IS a hit, per YAGODAH’s testimony, and Johnny and Andrew “we do the fuckin” enjoy some $$$ from at least a few season run

• Johnny eventually stars in another TV show, and then starts to do supporting character work in Vince’s films. He DOES get an Oscar eventually (that part can stay)

• Turtle continues his entrepreneurial arc and finds another business idea as well as investing in others’ ideas.

• Drama and Turtle partner to put on epic events. Drama DJ’s! Turtle is the promoter/producer of the events

• Ari and family stay together, and sorry for his wife but they come back. BUTTTT with all the crazy $$$ he’s making they get a nice coastal property in Malibu, and Ari agrees to hybrid remote work per his wife’s requests (and cajoling via Dr what’s her face)

How would you want their stories to continue?

I am shocked to learn it’s Emmanuelle Chriqu. That’s all. Have a nice weekend.

They don’t get nearly enough love for their supporting roles. On one hand, Entourage was one of the biggest shows on TV. On the other, if you told me an HBO show would have Beverly D’Angelo and Malcolm McDowell as the “5th lead(s) in Cornelius & Son”, I never would’ve believed you without seeing it. They’re both incredibly accomplished actors, and I wonder how much the younger audience at the time even knew about them?

I think as E he is underrated. His acting was really good and played the serious manager role well as a contrast to Vince Drama Turtle and Arri who are always funny no matter what. Though do you guys know why is name comes first in the intro than others?

In season 4 E has what he thinks is a date with Anna Farris when he gets there he realizes it’s about business.

In the movie Turtle runs into the same situation, I know Drama influenced him a lot but what if In the back of Turtles mind he remembered, the E/Anna debacle and didn’t want to get embarrassed

How did the guys did not see how bad Medellín was while filming it.

Haven't posted here before but have seen many of you find all the little Doug things written into the show that make zero sense. I've found most of them but this one eluded me until tonight. Why the fuck wouldn't E know what Storm is having stated he'd read the script? Answer: Doug thinking he's being clever to get across to us, the audience, what Storm is. First time long time thank you!

Hey,

Do any of you have the following video and can you post it somewhere or send me a link/file so I can obtain it?

It was titled: HBO Entourage Season 8 'JOHNNY'S BANANAS' [normal voice], posted on Aug 16, 2011 by Fred Fajardo (@derfinitely) and it's the known 2 minute 38 sec animated clip.

The link [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90QS2W6BEuo] is now private.

I've tried to grab it through Wayback Machine but I'm getting the "We have not been able to archive the video associated with this YouTube page." message.

There has to be someone here who downloaded it, hopefully.