Entourage – Season 6 Review!

Sunday, July 12, 2009

By Admin

entourage-season-6 So I just watched the season premiere of HBO’s “Entourage” season 6 and here is my review…

The boys “Vinnie Chase”, “Johnny Drama”, “Turtle” and “E” along with agent and pal “Ari Gold” are all back after the wrap of Vince’s “Martin Scorsese” film.

We start out by Vince going to get his drivers license, E and Sloan may be in cahoots, and Drama is well, Drama. Meanwhile Lloyd wants his promotion and is sulking and E and Sloan may still in cahoots. Vince is coming to the realization that fame doesn’t buy everything as he finds out by a lonely night all by himself while everyone else is doing their own independent thing now. But overall a good episode and I’m sure this season will have some good moments. These episodes seem to go so fast, they really should be an hour long and 22 episodes a season!

Entourage is a show we all wish we were a part of in real life. A close knit a real friends from childhood with a bond that has its tests but can’t be broken and often mended as we should all be so lucky, and wish I had an agent like Ari Gold!

My favorite Episode!!
Entourage – Entourage, Season 3, Pt. 1 – One Day In the Valley

Download Entourage seasons 1-5

If your new to this show, “Entourage” or never seen it, your missing out on something great. I just love the style of how it’s shot and the dialog is so true it’s as if I’m watching a real “reality” show or even in it myself. The “Hollywood” vibe is definitely right on the money and so is the normal everyday “LA lifestyle”. The show really is true to form and hope season 6 lives up to the past episodes. You know your an “Entourage” fanatic when you keep thinking “Aquaman” is gonna come out soon and your still waiting on “Saigon’s” next CD.

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