The Tv comedy-drama has another great episode which is really nice, interesting and more more exciting scene, WAnt to know more? well..in this new episode entitled " Second to LAst " the most exciting part is when Turtle turns to his investors for more money when his new business partners eye an expensive property. So guys, if I were you..Just keep on update on this site and get some latest episode to watch and witness the great episode which you will not regret. Entourage season 8 episode 7 is now air tonight. See yah guys.
Getting better as the series winds down. Kevin Connolly directs the episode as we move forward with the storylines. Vince is still chatting it up with former lovers and videotaping this for Sophia who if you remember wrote about unflattering words about Vince. E and Scott still bicker about Johnny Gilecki and E wants him dropped since he still cares for Sloane. Turtle is still trying to wine and dine his new chef for his resturant, but may need to call a few investors for more money if he wants to make the new partner happy. Ari and Dana finally realize what needs to be done to their there personal relationship and Drama needs help from both Ari and Vince to change the mind of Phil Yagoda to give his TV movie the green light.
Turtle turns to his investors for more money when his new business partners eye an expensive property. Meanwhile, Eric and Melinda crash Sloan's date; the miner movie gets personal for Ari; and Vince woos Sophia. Directed by Kevin Connolly, who plays Eric.
Entourage season 8 - Entourage is an HBO original series created by Doug Ellin that chronicles the rise of actor Vincent Chase & his three life-time buddies, Eric, Turtle, and Drama. Sexy, young actor Vince Chase takes Hollywood by storm with his entourage; his manager and best friend, Eric, his brother, Drama, his unmotivated friend, Turtle, and his go-getter, powerful agent, Ari. Entourage is an HBO dramedy created by Doug Ellin that chronicles the rise of Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier), a young A-list movie star, and his childhood friends from Queens as they navigate the unfamiliar terrain of Hollywood. Entourage revolves around Vince's best friend and manager Eric Murphy (Kevin Connolly), his older brother, personal chef and C-list actor Johnny "Drama" Chase (Kevin Dillon), and childhood friend and driver "Turtle" (Jerry Ferrara). Rounding out the group is Ari Gold (Jeremy Piven), Vince's abrasive but lovable agent. Mark Wahlberg and Stephen Levinson serve as the show's co-executive producers, and the show's premise is loosely
'Entourage' is in its home stretch, with the series' penultimate episode set to air this Sunday (10:30PM ET on HBO). Fun fact: The episode, titled 'Former Partners,' is the second to be directed by co-star Kevin Connolly. As they wrap things up, there are several season and series-long storylines coming to a head. Vince is still reeling from his Vanity Fair interview with Sophia, seeking out girls he's slept with to reassure himself he isn't the vapid womanizer the piece makes him out to be. Drama and Andrew Dice Clay just outlasted CBS in stand-off over 'Johnny's Bananas,' and with that project taken care of, the gang turns its focus to Vince's miner TV movie. Ari seems resigned to the fact that his divorce with Mrs. Ari (Melissa!) may become a reality, and that it could cost him the majority stake in his agency.
Vince Chase is the newest "it" actor. His career is sky-rocketing. He makes the move to Hollywood to join his older brother, Drama, already a minor star with a long list of small credits. Vince brings along a couple of his childhood friends from Queens with him: Eric, his best and closest friend, takes on the role of Vince's manager. Turtle is the least skilled and least driven member of the group and spends his days on gofer duty, happy to just party and use Vince's fame and money to get girls and have a great time living it up. Ari, Vince's aggressive, very talented, and high-powered agent, rounds out the main cast. Watch as Vince and his buddies soak up everything that Hollywood has to offer. See what it's like to make it as a movie star. The show rings true, in part, because it is very loosely based on the experiences of Mark Wahlburg and his crew when he first came out to Hollywood.