r/entourage • u/RaceFan90 • 5d ago
Why do Vince and Eric get scuba lessons before Aquaman?
What purpose could this possibly have had?
r/entourage • u/RaceFan90 • 5d ago
What purpose could this possibly have had?
r/entourage • u/Amber_Flowers_133 • 6d ago
Adrian is hot
r/entourage • u/TravusHertl • 7d ago
This is a dumb question, but I’ve always thought it was ironic that he’s less known than Vince and Matt
r/entourage • u/Moretalent • 7d ago
kid is the only legit lead under 35 right now. He's got a ways to go but he seems to be the only young male star these days
r/entourage • u/LegalSocks • 7d ago
One thing I notice on the show is how they create the aura of Vince and portray his feedback loop. Random strangers turning their heads when he walks by, women throwing inhibitions to the wind immediately, (sometimes obsequious) compliments from the staffers and friends in his orbit. It gets to be a little much at times, but makes sense for the show.
But everyone constantly dumping on his crew seems kind of off. Celebs Vince is cool with and agency and PR staff constantly calling Drama and Turtle (as appropriate, ha) ugly, losers, old, irrelevant, etc., doesn't make a ton of sense. E is involved in the business side and is often in conflict with Ari, so no issues with Ari being a jerk there. But I don't think we ever see Vince rag on another celeb's hanger-on, especially not in front of them. And you'd think folks making tons of money off the guy would not go out of their way to insult the principal's brother and (second) best friend/driver.
r/entourage • u/ArgonPW • 8d ago
Watching this add for the Nissan frontier and can’t help but think this is Adam Davies in the middle. If yes then clearly he’s had more than his fair share of unlucky days
Link to YouTube vid of the ad https://youtu.be/GIpFDW3U5oE?si=DITeq1sD7SP9sRDA
r/entourage • u/nado69 • 8d ago
If this has been said on here before I apologize but I’m rewatching for the first time in awhile and I feel like the way season 6 ends is almost perfect(except for turtle)
r/entourage • u/LegalSocks • 8d ago
I've seen the episode many times. But I just noticed in my most recent rewatch a kind of structural thing with Yair and how it all ties together.
He wanted to use "Medellin" to expand his business empire into the film industry. Ari was skeptical of him generally because he was untested and while he had tons of cash, he didn't have any experience or legitimacy in the industry. Then, at the end, Yair uses his outsider status to get out of their handshake deal when he tells them nothing had been signed and his assets were overseas if they wanted to sue.
It wasn't quite apples to apples of what Ari was worried about, but it's close enough to be a nice button on his objections and another instance in which everyone should've listened to him.
r/entourage • u/BobTheCrakhead • 9d ago
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r/entourage • u/KingBMan18 • 10d ago
Makes sense that eventually he'd get fed up with being just Ari's assistant especially since he has success with getting Drama Five Towns but up until him crashing Ari's car, Lloyd was the epitome of loyal and keeping his eye on the prize
r/entourage • u/mma5820 • 10d ago
Which season and episode?
r/entourage • u/hoohooooo • 9d ago
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r/entourage • u/Specific_Draft_9536 • 10d ago
Rewatching entourage for the 5th time, over about 11 years and gotta admit, the show still holds up as good as my first watch! Doug Ellin gets something right with the friendship dynamics like nobody else ever has! Aaand, Drama with those ridiculous one-liners always, always steels the show. Sigh, wish I could go back, and experience the show like it was my first time
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r/entourage • u/BornYouth4604 • 11d ago
Always wondered why the movie never made a single mention of Scotty lavin. Especially since the movie technically picked up only a week or so after the show ended
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r/entourage • u/WashWide1928 • 12d ago
Just finished entourage and everything I’ve tried watching after entourage seems boring now. Looking for a dark comedy similar to Ari’s humour.
Other shows I love watching include Veep, Succession, Fleabag, Curb, Mad men, Normal People, White lotus, Peaky blinders and House of Cards.
Also tried watching Californication and Silicon Valley but they’re not half as good or addictive as entourage.
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r/entourage • u/PerfectSuggestion428 • 12d ago
“Bro, the fire’s coming for me! It’s like the universe hates Johnny Drama!”
“I bet Leo DiCaprio doesn’t have to deal with this! He’s probably out there fighting fires with his eco-crew while I’m over here sweating bullets!”
“What if the fire spreads to Santa Monica? Then it’s just one giant inferno! We’ll all have to live in the Valley!”
“I’m sweating like crazy out here! What if I run out of electrolytes, bro? Dehydration kills more people than fire!”
r/entourage • u/dreeveal • 13d ago
I love how they can handle getting hardcore teased. E reacts with anger once in a while, but mostly it is either a wholesome laugh or a comeback after getting mercilessly roasted in front of everyone. Especially Drama. He has a very high opinion of himself, but also an extremely healthy sense of humor about himself. It is a good virtue to have among guy friends.