Now about that green-band AvP-R trailer, MiraJeff?

Entourage is far from perfect...but it's quite a lot of fun to watch. Easy to follow and a perfect way to end the weekend.
June 2008? Oh dear.

I know most of you Talk Back fellas hate "rappers" but I thought that Kanye West cameo was very cool.

I'm really not sure what some of you guys are expecting from a 25 minute TV show. What is it exactly you want Entourage to be?

* give E 1 or 2 clients. Things were going well in that direction. I was interested in the dynamics of Vince not liking having to share E.

* the idea of giving Drama a girlfriend is great too. That would really be interesting.

* bring back Shawna (?) the publicist

Season 5 should be about pulling these guys apart and putting them back together.

The cameos are fine. Lloyd is great, although they do tend to over-gay him, but maybe he is Hollywood gay, not normal human gay. Billy is both annoying and endearing. And, Ari is so popular they had to give him more screen time. Although, I would like to get the feeling again that Ari has more than 1 client, Vince.

As far as the rest, I too was a little bored about their reaction, and Ari saying everyhting will be fine since Harvey's got the movie and "you should see what (can't remember the movie) was like before he got to it..." or something like that, that just makes it ok for them to not worry.

I on the other hand do like the Walsh character, but not to have him in so many episodes. 1 or 2 would be enough.

I do think that this season got away with the whole entourage season 1, 2 and 1/2 of the 3rd season little things that made it great, like when Vinnie got into bed with the "going to be married girl" that had him on her list. That's what made it funny, or even a little believable.

Then you had the whole Drama and Turtle aspect of the show that was just great with them getting into more mess every time they went out. The Malibu episodes, were the gang just hung out on the day the Aquaman movie got out.

I want to see more of the camaderie these guys projected; it did feel like my own closest friends and I hangin' out (minus the money aspect).

Vinnie should be growing in the Hollywood community, not just staying put. I'd like to see more of the E character as he was but with a little bit more credibility. I must admit the whole "and Eric... " "Eric Murphy"... "Eric Murphy sorry.." part when he ges presented is exactly what we think when he shows up, it's the "who is that guy? Oh! Vinnies Chase's guy, ok.." that's what made the character good. He's probably the one that did move up a little with the seasons, being a manager/producer now.

Hopefully the writing team can get back into that whole "Let's discover how to be Hollywood stars" feeling of the show they had going in the first couple of seasons.

Let's get some new project that Vinnie will get a paycheck to get the new house ect... ect... That was great.

I just hope we don't lose this show. Like when the WB pulled the plug on one the the best comedies ever to be put out, "Off Center", I hope HBO continues with this one.

I watched the first two seasons on DVD and thought the show was best viewed that way. I figured watching season 3 live was the reason I didn't care for it so much. But after reading the comments here, I'm guessing that's not the case.

Walsh's character should have been finished after Queen's Boulevard. Drama, while usually funny, was overdone this season. Did anybody actually think he'd make it back to that hotel room after leaving. Of course not, because his character is becoming too predictable. Ari was better when he didn't run his own agency and saw Vince as his ticket. I also think a large part of the problem centered around them no longer having a house to center themselves around, it is called Entourage after all. They've also been on the edge of poverty (by Hollywood standards) all season. This show is at it's best when you can sit back and live vicariously through its characters. Their lives simply don't seem all that fun anymore.

That final scene in Medellin with the slow-mo chicken was great though. It sums up so much of the crap I've seen over the years that was suppose to be Oscar worthy. I don't think it matters that it was a Cannes audience, the scene said it all. It won't do well at the box office as is. And it's too late to fix it. Will Vince be doing TV next year, living under Drama's roof? Even Aquaman ended in a kind of failure. Where's this big star Ari keeps talking about?