Entourage

[ThePresence]

I keep wondering what happened to the Ducatis Vince bought for everyone after Aquaman opened.

 

[R Nilla]

Originally posted by: ThePresence
Anyone think the show is starting to go a little downhill?
The last few episodes haven't really gone anywhere.
Nothing much is going on in any of them.

That's how I've felt about the entire show; I started watching at the beginning of Season 3. I still enjoy the show though because it's hilarious, but it always seems so short and not a lot really happens in any given episode.

 

[Descartes]

Originally posted by: ThePresence
I keep wondering what happened to the Ducatis Vince bought for everyone after Aquaman opened.

Didn't he buy everyone an Aston Martin too? I only see E's in the episodes.

 

[KLin]

Originally posted by: R Nilla

Originally posted by: ThePresence
Anyone think the show is starting to go a little downhill?
The last few episodes haven't really gone anywhere.
Nothing much is going on in any of them.

That's how I've felt about the entire show; I started watching at the beginning of Season 3. I still enjoy the show though because it's hilarious, but it always seems so short and not a lot really happens in any given episode.

The electricity went out before the transaction went through.

 

[ThePresence]

Originally posted by: KLin
The electricity went out before the transaction went through.

Oh, that's right, lol.

 

[caivoma]

Originally posted by: Maleficus
The season has 20 episodes, but they are doing the idiotic stop in mid season thing like they did last year, so yes only 2 more episodes left.

I also completely agree that Billy needs to go, it's getting formulaic and I don't really like him all that much anyway, he was decent for a while, but his character is stale.

Unfortunately, billy gonna stay on for a while unless they are going to do some cliffhanger on the next 2 episodes involving him.

 

[RichieZ]

Hey did anyone DVR S4 E11? I don't have HBO on demand and was wondering if somebody could capture that new Kanye West song from the ending credits

 

[NeoAaronX]

Originally posted by: RichieZ
Hey did anyone DVR S4 E11? I don't have HBO on demand and was wondering if somebody could capture that new Kanye West song from the ending credits

They only played like 45 secs of it. Sounded good tho,...


"Good Life"

 

[RichieZ]

Originally posted by: NeoAaronX

Originally posted by: RichieZ
Hey did anyone DVR S4 E11? I don't have HBO on demand and was wondering if somebody could capture that new Kanye West song from the ending credits

They only played like 45 secs of it. Sounded good tho,...


"Good Life"

found it on youtube: http://youtube.com/watch?v=LFzLfWFbe9M

 

[GagHalfrunt]

Season finale tonight. Bummer.

 

[elmro]

Season Finale: Eh.

 

[Reckoner]

This season wasn't nearly as good as past seasons.

 

[ThePresence]

I kinda liked the season finale.
It was different. For once things didn't go their way.
This soldifies Eric in Vince's eyes as a guy who knows what's up.
Eric hated the movie when Walsh first showed it to them.

 

[elmro]

Originally posted by: ThePresence
I kinda liked the season finale.
It was different. For once things didn't go their way.
This soldifies Eric in Vince's eyes as a guy who knows what's up.
Eric hated the movie when Walsh first showed it to them.

It was unrealistic to me that a pre-premiere agreement wouldn't have something in writing.

 

[EvilYoda]

Originally posted by: elmro

Originally posted by: ThePresence
I kinda liked the season finale.
It was different. For once things didn't go their way.
This soldifies Eric in Vince's eyes as a guy who knows what's up.
Eric hated the movie when Walsh first showed it to them.

It was unrealistic to me that a pre-premiere agreement wouldn't have something in writing.

I can understand how it would be accepted from a studio rep, but to trust Yair seems out of character for Ari. Granted, everything happened pretty quickly, but still.

The episode didn't leave you exclaiming about the next half of the season, but I'll stand by the show as I think it's maturing and finally developing some depth. E and Vince are now broke, aside from the advance from "Silo" and now Vince knows that he has to trust the opinion that got him where he is.

I'm glad primetime TV is almost back, as without Sopranos and Entourage, it would be pretty rough.

 

[z0mb13]

I predict silo (clouds) will be cancelled and billy will be canned. Billy will probably only be in 1 or 2 episodes next season.
Ari will also have problems at his agency since he hyped up Medellin so much.
Wonder what's going to happen to Nick rubenstein

 

[SaoFeng]

$1 baby! ahhahahha Harvey must be lovin' it!

 

[Josh]

Originally posted by: EvilYoda

Originally posted by: elmro

Originally posted by: ThePresence
I kinda liked the season finale.
It was different. For once things didn't go their way.
This soldifies Eric in Vince's eyes as a guy who knows what's up.
Eric hated the movie when Walsh first showed it to them.

It was unrealistic to me that a pre-premiere agreement wouldn't have something in writing.

I can understand how it would be accepted from a studio rep, but to trust Yair seems out of character for Ari. Granted, everything happened pretty quickly, but still.

The episode didn't leave you exclaiming about the next half of the season, but I'll stand by the show as I think it's maturing and finally developing some depth. E and Vince are now broke, aside from the advance from "Silo" and now Vince knows that he has to trust the opinion that got him where he is.

I'm glad primetime TV is almost back, as without Sopranos and Entourage, it would be pretty rough.

Ari didn't trust him. Rubenstein sold it without Ari knowing over the phone. So, he was taking Yair's word not Ari. Ari wanted a big time studio (as did Walsh) to purchase the film.

As far as next season, I think Harvey is gonna chop up Medellin to make it a good movie and get some money flowing in. Walsh is definetly gone even though I like his character-hilarious in my opinion.

 

[GrantMeThePower]

Originally posted by: Josh

Originally posted by: EvilYoda

Originally posted by: elmro

Originally posted by: ThePresence
I kinda liked the season finale.
It was different. For once things didn't go their way.
This soldifies Eric in Vince's eyes as a guy who knows what's up.
Eric hated the movie when Walsh first showed it to them.

It was unrealistic to me that a pre-premiere agreement wouldn't have something in writing.

I can understand how it would be accepted from a studio rep, but to trust Yair seems out of character for Ari. Granted, everything happened pretty quickly, but still.

The episode didn't leave you exclaiming about the next half of the season, but I'll stand by the show as I think it's maturing and finally developing some depth. E and Vince are now broke, aside from the advance from "Silo" and now Vince knows that he has to trust the opinion that got him where he is.

I'm glad primetime TV is almost back, as without Sopranos and Entourage, it would be pretty rough.

Ari didn't trust him. Rubenstein sold it without Ari knowing over the phone. So, he was taking Yair's word not Ari. Ari wanted a big time studio (as did Walsh) to purchase the film.

As far as next season, I think Harvey is gonna chop up Medellin to make it a good movie and get some money flowing in. Walsh is definetly gone even though I like his character-hilarious in my opinion.

I agree about Harvey and Medellin, but I disagree with you about Walsh...he needs to go...his character sucks.

I just don't know what they are going to do about Silo.

 

[ThePresence]

I will gladly wait a year to see Nicky Rubenstein's reaction when he finds out his $30 million bought him... nothing.

 

[LS20]

is there a good place to watch these episodes online?

 

[ThePresence]

Originally posted by: LS20
is there a good place to watch these episodes online?

I don't think you can legally watch HBO shows online.