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Christo said:
Raider Nation said:
Holy ####... Meadow looked SMOKING hot!!! :shrug:
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If you want an example of bad acting just watch her in the scene where she and Turtle are parked in the limo. I cringed it was so bad.
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Even worse was on True Blood last night (for those who watch). The scene with Bill and the girl he turned were acting at its very worst. But I agree... Turtle and Meadow Soprano were pretty awful last night too. Approaching "E" status bad imo. He is just flat out terrible, but i've long since grown to accept that.
 
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Big_Russel said:
Christo said:
Raider Nation said:
Holy ####... Meadow looked SMOKING hot!!! :lmao:
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If you want an example of bad acting just watch her in the scene where she and Turtle are parked in the limo. I cringed it was so bad.
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Even worse was on True Blood last night (for those who watch). The scene with Bill and the girl he turned were acting at its very worst.
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I Tivo that show and fast forward thru it... good nudity, horrifically bad show.
 
I thought last night episode was good. I liked the drama on the movie set and I wasn't sure what was gonna happen, so the episode was suspenseful for me.

Im surprised no one mentioned that Entourage revealed Turtle's real name.

Looking forward to what happens in the season finale, I'll be tuned in.

 
Highlander24 said:
Wu-banger said:
Highlander24 said:
Christo said:
Who was that chick riding Charlie?????????????????????????????????????
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Jenaveve Jolie...Dont ask how I know this.
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was it really ..?? was she credited or just off your viewing .??Cant beleive I missed that or didnt recognize her ... she's a fav.
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I did this off my viewing and not looking at the credits...dunno if they even had her name in the credits. I am familiar with some of those girls...
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It's her alright, according to Wiki.
 
Highlander24 said:
I thought last night episode was good. I liked the drama on the movie set and I wasn't sure what was gonna happen, so the episode was suspenseful for me.Im surprised no one mentioned that Entourage revealed Turtle's real name.Looking forward to what happens in the season finale, I'll be tuned in.
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Sal... Who would have guessed :thumbdown:
 
Highlander24 said:
I thought last night episode was good. I liked the drama on the movie set and I wasn't sure what was gonna happen, so the episode was suspenseful for me.

Im surprised no one mentioned that Entourage revealed Turtle's real name.

Looking forward to what happens in the season finale, I'll be tuned in.
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Seinfeld killed the whole "what is the characters REAL name" thing for every show.NOTHING and i repeat NOTHING will ever beat the revelation of COSMO Kramer

 
biggamer3 said:
Highlander24 said:
I thought last night episode was good. I liked the drama on the movie set and I wasn't sure what was gonna happen, so the episode was suspenseful for me.

Im surprised no one mentioned that Entourage revealed Turtle's real name.

Looking forward to what happens in the season finale, I'll be tuned in.
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Seinfeld killed the whole "what is the characters REAL name" thing for every show.NOTHING and i repeat NOTHING will ever beat the revelation of COSMO Kramer
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"The cat - mmrrrooowwwrr - is out of the bag! "
 
I have a question from the week before's episode. What is Seth Green's motivation? I don't see how the conversation went when he was offered that part.

"Seth, we have a recurring role for you on Entourage and you have to play this incredibly obnoxious, pain in the ***, ahole who everyone that ever watches the show will hate."

"Sounds great, what's my character's name"

"No, that's just it, you're playing you"

I don't know I mean maybe Seth Green is a huge jack***, but it seems like an odd part to play so enthusiastically when you're playing yourself.

 
bigfun54 said:
I have a question from the week before's episode. What is Seth Green's motivation? I don't see how the conversation went when he was offered that part. "Seth, we have a recurring role for you on Entourage and you have to play this incredibly obnoxious, pain in the ***, ahole who everyone that ever watches the show will hate." "Sounds great, what's my character's name""No, that's just it, you're playing you" I don't know I mean maybe Seth Green is a huge jack***, but it seems like an odd part to play so enthusiastically when you're playing yourself.
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You are right, i do think of him now as a rel ahole
 
bigfun54 said:
I have a question from the week before's episode. What is Seth Green's motivation? I don't see how the conversation went when he was offered that part. "Seth, we have a recurring role for you on Entourage and you have to play this incredibly obnoxious, pain in the ***, ahole who everyone that ever watches the show will hate." "Sounds great, what's my character's name""No, that's just it, you're playing you" I don't know I mean maybe Seth Green is a huge jack***, but it seems like an odd part to play so enthusiastically when you're playing yourself.
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"What up E"
 
QUEZILLA said:
bigfun54 said:
I have a question from the week before's episode. What is Seth Green's motivation? I don't see how the conversation went when he was offered that part. "Seth, we have a recurring role for you on Entourage and you have to play this incredibly obnoxious, pain in the ***, ahole who everyone that ever watches the show will hate." "Sounds great, what's my character's name""No, that's just it, you're playing you" I don't know I mean maybe Seth Green is a huge jack***, but it seems like an odd part to play so enthusiastically when you're playing yourself.
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"What up E"
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"Cards...with the tards! Chips, dips...and dorks!"
 
bigfun54 said:
I have a question from the week before's episode. What is Seth Green's motivation? I don't see how the conversation went when he was offered that part. "Seth, we have a recurring role for you on Entourage and you have to play this incredibly obnoxious, pain in the ***, ahole who everyone that ever watches the show will hate." "Sounds great, what's my character's name""No, that's just it, you're playing you" I don't know I mean maybe Seth Green is a huge jack***, but it seems like an odd part to play so enthusiastically when you're playing yourself.
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Its called acting
 
Hey, don't get me wrong, he's doing a phenomenal job of playing the biggest tool on the planet. I just find it interesting that he's doing it with such gusto as he's playing himself.

 
bigfun54 said:
Hey, don't get me wrong, he's doing a phenomenal job of playing the biggest tool on the planet. I just find it interesting that he's doing it with such gusto as he's playing himself.
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I actually think it's a good acting move. Instead of being viewed as the crying son of Austin Powers he can play the aywhole and come off as tough. What guy under 5'4" wouldn't like to play a tough guy. If people think "this is the real him" there's that build in excuse that he's just a great actor and playing opposite of who he is in real life.
 
Walton Goggins said:
bigfun54 said:
Hey, don't get me wrong, he's doing a phenomenal job of playing the biggest tool on the planet. I just find it interesting that he's doing it with such gusto as he's playing himself.
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I actually think it's a good acting move. Instead of being viewed as the crying son of Austin Powers he can play the aywhole and come off as tough. What guy under 5'4" wouldn't like to play a tough guy. If people think "this is the real him" there's that build in excuse that he's just a great actor and playing opposite of who he is in real life.
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He was on Conan last week and I got a kick out of hearing about this. Apparently he was at the super bowl halftime show that year too and didnt know what to say, so he just did this schtick and started doing karate moves :lmao:

 
Big_Russel said:
Dexter Manley said:
Is it just me, or does the more you watch show, the clearer it becomes that Adrien Grier (i.e. Vince) is a bad actor IRL?
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And you are just now figuring this out? :lmao:
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While I dont remember his acting being the reason why, Harvard Man was a pretty entertaining/funny movie.About the only other good thing hes been involved with besides Entourage

 
Not sure why so many arent enjoying this season. Its not the best season or anything, but Ive liked it.

As far as them running out of ideas or not having a good storyline, isnt Vince not being what he once was and trying to get back to the top as a movie star good enough for most of you?!

I think it was a good angle to take this season at least

 
Walton Goggins said:
bigfun54 said:
Hey, don't get me wrong, he's doing a phenomenal job of playing the biggest tool on the planet. I just find it interesting that he's doing it with such gusto as he's playing himself.
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I actually think it's a good acting move. Instead of being viewed as the crying son of Austin Powers he can play the aywhole and come off as tough. What guy under 5'4" wouldn't like to play a tough guy. If people think "this is the real him" there's that build in excuse that he's just a great actor and playing opposite of who he is in real life.
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Getting beat up by 5 foot nothing Eric Murphy is a funny way of playing a tough guy.This reminds me of Sagat's cameo on Entourage - when he showed the other side of his Full House/Funniest Videos side.

 
yinzer said:
Walton Goggins said:
bigfun54 said:
Hey, don't get me wrong, he's doing a phenomenal job of playing the biggest tool on the planet. I just find it interesting that he's doing it with such gusto as he's playing himself.
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I actually think it's a good acting move. Instead of being viewed as the crying son of Austin Powers he can play the aywhole and come off as tough. What guy under 5'4" wouldn't like to play a tough guy. If people think "this is the real him" there's that build in excuse that he's just a great actor and playing opposite of who he is in real life.
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Dude, he was in Can't Buy Me Love....http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2O3bBkiXbo

 
Sinn Fein said:
Walton Goggins said:
bigfun54 said:
Hey, don't get me wrong, he's doing a phenomenal job of playing the biggest tool on the planet. I just find it interesting that he's doing it with such gusto as he's playing himself.
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I actually think it's a good acting move. Instead of being viewed as the crying son of Austin Powers he can play the aywhole and come off as tough. What guy under 5'4" wouldn't like to play a tough guy. If people think "this is the real him" there's that build in excuse that he's just a great actor and playing opposite of who he is in real life.
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Getting beat up by 5 foot nothing Eric Murphy is a funny way of playing a tough guy.This reminds me of Sagat's cameo on Entourage - when he showed the other side of his Full House/Funniest Videos side.
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Yea but I bet 5'4" guys will take anything at that point.
 
I actually thought the airport scene with Ari and Vince from a few episodes ago was one of the best acted scenes on the show. :bag:

 
-jb- said:
QUEZILLA said:
bigfun54 said:
I have a question from the week before's episode. What is Seth Green's motivation? I don't see how the conversation went when he was offered that part. "Seth, we have a recurring role for you on Entourage and you have to play this incredibly obnoxious, pain in the ***, ahole who everyone that ever watches the show will hate." "Sounds great, what's my character's name""No, that's just it, you're playing you" I don't know I mean maybe Seth Green is a huge jack***, but it seems like an odd part to play so enthusiastically when you're playing yourself.
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"What up E"
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"Cards...with the tards! Chips, dips...and dorks!"
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"Say what up to Sloan for me."
 
Big_Russel said:
Smeagol said:
I actually thought the airport scene with Ari and Vince from a few episodes ago was one of the best acted scenes on the show. :confused:
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Really? I thought that was easily the most out of place scene of the entire series. It almost felt awkward.
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From reading threads on the show on a few message boards, you're really alone on that. That scene seems to be the most universally praised scene in the history of the show imo. Their scene in Ari's office was also highly thought of from what I can tell.
 
Walton Goggins said:
yinzer said:
Walton Goggins said:
Hey, don't get me wrong, he's doing a phenomenal job of playing the biggest tool on the planet. I just find it interesting that he's doing it with such gusto as he's playing himself.
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I actually think it's a good acting move. Instead of being viewed as the crying son of Austin Powers he can play the aywhole and come off as tough. What guy under 5'4" wouldn't like to play a tough guy. If people think "this is the real him" there's that build in excuse that he's just a great actor and playing opposite of who he is in real life.
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Don't forget Airborne!!!
 
Very, VERY solid episode.

After a rough patch, Vince gets in a Scorsese movie, Johnny Drama buys a bar, and Turtle gets busted having phone sex with Jamie-Lynn.

Just in time to keep us hanging until summer. :goodposting:

 
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Very, VERY solid episode.After a rough patch, Vince gets in a Scorsese movie, Johnny Drama buys a bar, and Turtle gets busted having phone sex with Jamie-Lynn.Just in time to keep us hanging until summer. :thumbup:
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Hated the ending. E should have said he wouldnt manage Vince anymore.
 
Assani Fisher said:
Big_Russel said:
Smeagol said:
I actually thought the airport scene with Ari and Vince from a few episodes ago was one of the best acted scenes on the show. :shrug:
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Really? I thought that was easily the most out of place scene of the entire series. It almost felt awkward.
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From reading threads on the show on a few message boards, you're really alone on that. That scene seems to be the most universally praised scene in the history of the show imo. Their scene in Ari's office was also highly thought of from what I can tell.
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:excited: :unsure: :shrug: Fake Plastic Trees didn't hurt either.

 
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Very good episode, it kept me entertain and wondering what was gonna happen. I figured it would end one of two ways, but, im alright with Vince getting his career back on track.

 
i'm disapointed how quickly they turned vince's career around. goes from the bottom to the top in less than 1 episode?

turtle getting busted by his mom may have made up for it though.

 
I'm glad they turned it around. This show is usually about good things happening, so I was getting sick of seeing everything go wrong.

 
:rolleyes:

It is supposed to be light entertainment - it does seem like they have set the end in motion though - with Eric moving on with his other clients.

BTW - what was up with Johnny Drama's TV series - did he ever have to be on set?

ETA - I am guessing the final episode(s) will revolve around Eric pitching a show to HBO that revolves around their lives in hollywood.

 
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rockalum said:
i'm disapointed how quickly they turned vince's career around. goes from the bottom to the top in less than 1 episode? turtle getting busted by his mom may have made up for it though.
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Technically his career has been in the crapper all season. I was ok with it.
 
Liked the finale, they ended up on a happy note like they had to after the rough year they all had.

PS since when did E have his whole office with a working staff?

And who else thought the whoel Turtle/meadow Soprano thing was not even remotely possible in real life. Knocked up with Seth Rogen and that blond babe was more probable

 
biggamer3 said:
Liked the finale, they ended up on a happy note like they had to after the rough year they all had.

PS since when did E have his whole office with a working staff?

And who else thought the whoel Turtle/meadow Soprano thing was not even remotely possible in real life. Knocked up with Seth Rogen and that blond babe was more probable
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I've seen some extremely hot chicks with some off-the-charts dooshy guys in my life. It's not that improbable. And it's not new, either.
 
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