Kanye West = worst actor on Entourage to date.

Season finale looks good.

This show has jumped the shark. Nikki Finke is right!

I enjoyed the episode, particularly the sequence with Drama noting "I'm always ready to roll" and then him and Turtle scoping out all the potential terrorists at the airport.

Even though I have never seen the movie, all I could think about when they got on Kanye's jet was the move "Soul Plane."




I have never really been a big fan of E. Normally I can tolerate him, but he is starting to piss me off!

[This message has been edited by AggieLong (edited 8/27/2007 2:52p).]

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Technical difficulties forced the trimming of a scene from this week’s “Entourage” episode, “No Cannes Do.”

Talking with TelevisionWeek managing editor Melissa Grego, creator Doug Ellin said Anna Faris’ firing of Eric was not supposed to happen off-screen. The scene was recorded, but “we had some problems that could not be overcome, so I cut the scene at that point,” Mr. Ellin said.

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http://www.tvweek.com/news/2007/08/technical_difficulties_take_to.php

I was wondering what the deal was and why that didn't show it.

In my "Entourage mind", the scene would have played out like this:

E told her that he liked her. She then said well we can work together or we can F***. Then E was out of a job.

(That would have been a cooler scene, but E is way too much of a ***** to do that.)

I'm thinking about hopping on the Anti-E bandwagon.


However, he is the only one in the group that has any concept of money (ie, 100 g's for a jet to France).

I've been on the anti-E bandwagon for quite some time, and you can confirm that by reading previous pages of this thread.

He does provide some necessary stability and grounding to the group, but he's got the classic Napoleon complex, and it drives me nuts. He's been terribly unprofessional with the Medellin deal, largely just because he can't handle Walsh baiting him. Walsh is a psychopath and an a--hole, but E is a little baby.

I've backed E on the Walsh thing the whole time. It's more than him just not liking Walsh. Working with him is not good for Vince's career because the guy has gone nuts and almost screwed up projects too many times (not having an ending for Medellin, completely redoing In The Clouds.) To me it seems right for E to not want to invest his money as a producer in a Walsh project.

That said, he lost all credibility with Anna. You can't be Mr. All Business, and then suddenly start throwing personal feelings in the mix. If he is gonna lecture about business, then he better stick to it.

Also, it would be hillarious if the reason the firing wasn't shown was because Anna was unable to complete the shoot due to an overbearing bf, just like the photo shoot in the show.

i know i'm in the minority, but for some reason i like E.

again, i know i'm in the minority...but i think kevin connely nails it as E even though some of you think he's a terrible actor. i just think thats how E is supposed to be.

i actually know a dude just like E and we've even taken to starting to call him "E" . he doesnt watch Entourage so he has no clue.

My dislike of E isn't Kevin Connolly, I just dislike the character and his uncontrollable small-man syndrome.

I like E too. And he doesn't have small man syndrome, he just has to stand up for himself because he's a misfit in that business with no money, no looks, no contacts, no experience, etc. He has to make his opinions known because that's what he trades on.

It is funny when he threatens or talks about fighting though, he's about 5'5" and 135.

Im Pro-E...He isnt my favorite character, but I like him.

I think you guys think he has small man syndrome because he's short. If he were tall, you wouldn't feel that way.

Remember the Beverly Hillbillies movie? E was in it

I used to like E a lot in the first 2 seasons. I loved it when he & Ari would go back & forth. But, he just seems so insecure with Billy in Vince's life. It is almost as if he feels threatened as the best friend. I still like him on the show because his character is essential, but I would love for him to grow his balls back. That being said, I loved it when he punched Billy in the face!

Pro-E

Classic Drama...

Anyone else get reminded of Spring Break?

I wonder if Vince will listen to E.

I'm starting to find this series nearly as annoying and useless as Turtle himself, despite the girls.

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E definitely gained an edge in this one...i can't wait for next season.

Obviously, this episode re-affirmed E's character for next season. And, maybe the end of Billy's.....

our household thought it was a pretty crappy way to end the season

i agree yoshi

Redstone, if you dislike this show so much, why bother watching it and then posting about it on an internet message board?

My hatred for Redstone has moved beyond the single Lost incident to all his posts in general.

I thought it was a great ending to a somewhat lackluster season. The cliffhangerish ending is identical to every other finale the show has had so far. Still interested to see what happens with Medellin- can Harvey salvage it?

I said upthread that Walsh is a trainwreck and E is right- it's not in Vince's best interest to be working with him at all. Aside from that, I know some like him, but I think his whole schtick is tired. The show should move on. There are other nutcase directors Vince could work with that would inject some freshness into the show.

All in all- good ending, mediocre season that had its moments. I think the extended order was just too much for the writers. The break should be good for them and hopefully the smaller episode order will let them have a little more focus and allow them to tighten up the plotlines a little bit.

Emmys are up in a couple of weeks. The show is my 3rd pick to win Best Comedy (behind the far superior 30 Rock and The Office.) The competition will be based on the season 3 episodes. A Day in the Valley was what got them the nomination, and is my favorite of the series so far. I wouldn't be shocked to see them as a spoiler. Dillon and Piven are also up for Best Supporting Actor. Dillon is a tie for 2nd place in my opinion. The award should go to Neal Patrick Harris from How I Met Your Mother. It's a tossup between Dillon and Rainn Wilson for second. Piven is a better actor, but he's already got an award and I'd rather see Dillon get a little love.

(Didn't mean for that post to be this long.)

Billy is gone (and about time). I think the heavy foreshadowing with Harvey will be reality - he chops the movie, it does okay, they all learn their lesson, Eric branches out, Drama and Turtle keep their light storylines, Ari and Lloyd are in the middle of the Vince and Eric break-up.

Redstone, are you plagiarizing spoilers again?

Enjoyed the finally, knew it would happen since E. said he disliked it.

This will cause Vince to realize he has E for a reason and will rely on him more. I think Silo gets canned because of this bust and Dana takes her losses. Maybe with the script they keep it and yank Billy from doing everything.

Harvey gets Medellian to break even for Vince and E, but not a huge hit.

I just took a Redstone so large it stopped up the toilet.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YKxmIQ8zlE

that was such a great scene, with drama coming out of nowhere.