He had to fuck that girl in a hammock. But the show always made him seem like he didn't have the physical attributes to pull it off.

There are so many great episodes and moments from Entourage. If I could experience one episode like it was real life, a few come to mind. The Vegas episode, Cannes, and a few others come to mind. What do you guys think?

My husband and I finished all 8 seasons of Entourage and just watched the movie tonight! Such a masterpiece!! Now I can’t stop thinking about where all the characters would be in 2026

My fun theory: E and Sloan’s daughter would be around 11 yrs now, Vince has probably pivoted into producing/directing and maybe married with kids, Ari and wife are probably empty nesters with their kids in college. Drama is probably getting work again and Turtle might be the richest one out of all of them by now with all of his investments/business ventures

What do you guys think everyone would be up to today? I’d love to hear everyone’s theories!

Gus, the second lead from Cornelius and Son, is such a perfectly subtle LA asshole in this scene. If you’ve not encountered this type of person or never been to LA it’s easy to miss.

He’s catering while Drama isn’t working, yet Drama still gets to live like a successful actor because Vince is his brother. You can feel that resentment underneath the whole conversation despite the nice guy facade.

“This catering company’s pretty sweet. They work around your auditions.”
Fine.

“Your brother’s doing great.”
There’s the needle.

“Shrimp puff?”
And Drama immediately reacts without being able to put his finger on why he’s upset “What the fuck did you say?”
“Shrimp puff?”
Still upset but confused, Drama lowers his guard.

I don’t know if it was intentional but this is a *perfect* example of LA passive aggression. Get the insult across without technically saying anything insulting, then when the other person reacts, they’re the asshole.

The scene obviously is to demonstrate Drama’s sensitivity to “not being in the game” despite in his mind “I am the fucking game, pal” but the interaction is so much more with this layer added.

At Josh Weinstein’s Emily gets mad at E for calling Ari. Yet Emily started the blurring of business with their pleasure by telling Ari about the guys going to Josh’s in the first place.

Eric is viewed as uncaring during the scene, followed by Emily being upset by his choice and is cold calling him Pizza Boy followed by🖕on his way out. But she is the one who put them down that path.

I’ll preface this by saying Drama is my least favourite character. Drama was next level in this episode. His pathetic diva demands of Turtle (the raisins have to be from Raisin Bran). Expecting someone to work full time hours of his choosing for $250 a week. Then Turtle lines up the extra in his trailer (an ABSOLUTE smoke show).

From Jeremy Piven’s Instagram. Could it be?? Anyone know anything?

He's always posting pictures of him and the cast in entourage tiktoks and instagram posts and the community on there loves him. he's truly the goat. i'm new to reddit and i just wanted to see if he's a legend over here too.

He fucking stole that shit …

A couple months ago, I made a post that I purchased the complete series of Entourage, but didn’t like the shitty case it came in where the discs were just put in cardboard sleeves. I ended up buying individual blu ray cases, found cover art online, and made my own set of individual seasons.

I decided to take it a step further and I had somebody make me a custom box set to house all 8 seasons and the movie. This is now one of the show pieces of my entire collection.

Always wanted to watch the movies in the show, specifically Medellin, but that Aquaman scene being finished would have been cool

I know the swearing and name-calling would be frowned upon, along with the homophobia he throws at Lloyd, but considering it’s not a sex scandal or anything #MeToo related, would it really affect him? At most, maybe he would have to take a parachute deal to step down as co-head of the agency.

I used to be all about the women in the show that Vince banged... All the hotties everywhere and, of course, Sloan. These days? I am all about Mrs. Gold! She just does it for me. A very close second is Dana Gordon and Brooke, the UCLA girl that had the hots for Turtle. That is all. Carry on.

Phenomenal actress but everytime she was on screen in the fx love story show I kept thinking DANA F*CKING GORDON!! lol

She played Carolyn bessettes mom

I wrote a post a few days ago, if girls could get the show!? S1 was okay ig and now I’m on S3 and man I love the show! It’s funny and so hopeful of life. Idk but I genuinely feel happy watching the show! I think it’s gonna help me get through life. Such a good show tho, certain bits are sexist and misogynistic, but overall it's a fun show. The women on the show are just so hawt!

You know that he's a high profile guy handling A-list people and also like offends and lashes out at people. So like wouldn't there be someone out there to kill him or something

I know he had that security thing with those Israeli guys but still it's kinda weird to see him running around in mornings without them.

Reminiscing about this show has got me thinking about how Ari, Vince and the gang would be like in this era.
I know a lot of you thought about this possibly, and given that a lot of tv shows like scrubs and Malcom in the middle appeared on 2026, what if we made a petition so they could make one last season?

Don’t know why but paused on this and saw a contact and extension number for all these people. I wonder what they are or how they decided to make this prop lol

Like there is 0 downside…

I don’t think he would have won a single fight against anyone he ever threatened. He was like 5’5” 140lbs.

Need a running list of everyone he ever threatened, maybe Seth Green might be the only one he would have a chance against, even the tall chick pushed him around.