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Sunday, July 24, 2011

"Entourage" Season 8, Episode 1, "Home Sweet Home": TV Recap

"Entourage" Season 8, Episode 1, "Home Sweet Home": TV Recap
"Entourage" began the eighth and final season with a bang on Sunday night. Creator / writer Doug Ellin has created a network of new interesting storyline.
Vince is out of rehab for his addiction to drugs. Johnny Drama is panicked and sweep the house of all traces of drugs, even Advil and direction of Vince (Adrian Grenier) Free Tic-Tac. Drama wants to throw a party for Vince sober welcome him home. "Do you know people sober?" He asks the boys.
Ari is terrified, because Vince wants to manage his own feel-good movie, Ari that diminish the Lifetime cable knockoff. Drama warn the boys did not disappoint, although a clear winner, no one is happy about this opportunity.
As always, Ari is still dumped, Eric, Drama and Turtle. When Vince, which facilitates the return to civilization, asks the kids what's new, Ari him cut off, muttering that nothing new with them. In the best line of the episode, Ari (Jeremy Piven), growls: "They were frozen as Ted Williams!"
Ari is desperate to reconcile with his beloved Mrs. Ari, after separation traumatic end of last season. But she was surprised when she said: He storms out of his house "I witnessed someone.."
Meanwhile, Sloan hates Eric (Kevin Connolly) and his wedding plans are in ruins. She returned the engagement ring to U.S. $ 30,000 - By U.S. mail, not less.
At least, Turtle (Jerry Ferrara), dressed in his beloved New York Yankees cap, so all is well in the world.
I do not get relief anywhere. He is worried that Vince called all those guys, but not him, to look for when he leaves rehab. Eric and his business partner Scott Agency has picked up where they left off last year. Eric Scott is annoying when you try to win Vince's best friend and E meal ticket.
High center points of Johnny Drama, whether male or chewing a simple background, Billy Walsh. The drama is precarious as its new co-star in the animated television series "Johnny Bananas" is stealing the show. Kevin Dillon, who plays Drama, can do more with a face that most TV actors can do with a page of dialogue.
"I want to go where I was," says Vince. When they go in episode 2, Vince decided to take his film. Uh-oh.