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Entourage
8 Seasons | 96 Episodes | TV-MA
Adrian Grenier plays Hollywood up-and-comer Vincent Chase, whose agent, brother, and friends help him navigate the ins and outs of film-stardom. Also starring Jeremy Piven, Kevin Dillon, Kevin Connolly and Jerry Ferrara.
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Boys Are Back in Town
The boys are back -- and Ari, eager for a commercial project, pushes "Aquaman."
My Maserati Does 185
Vince agrees to a starlet's pet project. Eric reluctantly lets a Perfect Ten model "take care of him" at a beach party.
Aquamansion
When Vince falls for a house outside his price range, he suddenly sees the value of doing a franchise film.
An Offer Refused
As Vince and Turtle are carried away by top-dollar decorating, Eric is anxious to get an offer in writing.
Neighbors
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Dan Attias<br><b>Written by</b> Doug Ellin & Chris Henchy</p><p>Vince finally gets his first Variety cover with the news that he has landed the role of Aquaman... unfortunately, the deal hasn't actually been inked. No matter how many phone calls Ari and Eric make, they're not able to get a meeting between Vince and James Cameron, who is helming the aquatic epic. Complicating matters is Emily, who has no real love for either Ari or E, and is now working for Cameron. Eventually, Cameron agrees to screen Queens Boulevard to see if Vince will be right for the role, but Walsh refuses to show the film to anybody before its premiere at Sundance. Meanwhile, Turtle manages to break out of a lengthy slump with the help of a professional.</p></div>
Chinatown
Ari encourages Vince to shoot a lucrative foreign commercial, and Drama wants to get in on the action.
The Sundance Kids
At Sundance, Eric lands a lunch with a studio bigwig -- and gets a tremendous offer for Vince.
Oh, Mandy
One of the names on the short list to play "Aquagirl" exposes a secret from Vince's past that makes Eric feel slighted.
I Love You Too
Vince makes a splash at a convention with his new co-star. Turtle sends "help" to take care of a bitter journalist.
The Bat Mitzvah
Vince gets up-front about his feelings for Aquagirl, sending everyone into a panic.
Blue Balls Lagoon
Vince gets courting lessons from Terrance and a valuable gift from Ari. Shauna flips over a press leak.
Good Morning Saigon
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Dan Attias<br><b>Written by</b> Stephen Levinson & Rob Weiss</p><p>As Vince's relationship with Aquagirl intensifies, Eric has to deal with two increasingly anxious sets of agents - those representing Vince and those tied to his paramour. Ari lies to Eric, claiming that James Cameron is willing to drop Vince from the project if the actor doesn't focus on the film. But the charade is exposed, and Eric turns the tables by sending Ari to Napa on a revenge-motivated wild goose chase. After Eric's car is stolen, a demo CD is left behind by the perps. The crew loves the tunes on the CD, and Turtle tracks down the artist, signing him to a management deal.</p></div>
Exodus
Vince is blinded by love, and Eric gets cozy with Sloan. Meanwhile, Ari gets shot down in the war room.
The Abyss
Vince's despondent mood forces Eric to consider fending for himself.
Aquamom
Vince's plan to bring a "premiere-worthy" date to the Aquaman premiere fails, but Eric bails him out with a Plan B.
One Day in the Valley
A series of L.A. blackouts threatens 'Aquaman''s opening weekend numbers.
Dominated
Vince welcomes a long-lost friend from back home into the entourage, sending panic through the ranks.
Guys and Doll
With "Aquaman" a megahit, Vince's dream project, "Medellin," is now within reach.
Crash and Burn
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Patty Jenkins<br><b>Written by</b> Brian Burns</p><p>With help from Ari and Eric, Vince puts the heat on the studio to delay "Aquaman 2" so he can film his dream project, "Medellin." They manage to buy a 65-day window, but "Medellin" director Paul Haggis can't see himself chopping his script or trimming the shooting schedule. Eric comes up with a solution, convincing the director to shoot part of the script after Aquaman, and everyone's happy. Vince sets up a meeting with the head of Warner Brothers to tell him the good news.</p><p>Meanwhile, Ari is still preoccupied with his daughter's burgeoning romance with Max. He undermines one of his own kid clients, recommending Max to Penny Marshall as the lead for her tween terror film shooting in Kazakhstan. Turtle requests a sit down with Ari when Saigon starts getting heavy play on the radio and the calls from labels come rolling in. When Drama calls "shotgun" on Turtle's lunch with Ari, he finally gets Mr. Gold Standard to agree to represent him.</p><p>They're all in for a surprise when Vince meets with the studio head, who has changed his mind on "Medellin" -- he can't have Aquaman "doing three hours of blow on every multiplex in the country." Beside himself, Vince demands $20 million to do the sequel. "What'd I miss?" Ari asks when he arrives late for the dinner.</p></div>
Three's Company
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Ken Whittingham<br><b>Written by</b> Lisa Alden</p><p>The showdown between Vince and the studio intensifies over Aquaman 2 vs. Medellin, and Ari is popping every vein to bring the two sides together. Adding to his aggravation, his prize client refuses to talk to him until he lands Johnny Drama a role -- a tall order considering Drama's current lack of star power.</p><p>Eric gets the offer of a lifetime when Sloan suggests they get together with her gorgeous friend Tori for a threesome. Before any action ensues, Sloan lays down some ground rules for her boyfriend, making it clear she's not willing to share all of him. After the trio spends a night together, Eric wakes up to find himself spooning Tori, which sends Eric into a tailspin -- Tori has really gotten under his skin.</p><p>The studio ups the ante for Vince and plays hardball with Ari, threatening to shut off access to their projects for all of his clients if he fails to deliver "the pretty boy." A last minute audition for Drama (procured by Lloyd) finally opens the lines of communication with Vince a little too late, Ari delivers news Vince doesn't want to hear: Medellin is off the table, the role has gone to Benicio Del Toro. After Ari convinces him he has no choice, Vince finally agrees to do Aquaman 2 - for the original offer, on principle - and he never wants to work with the studio again afterwards. But when Vince fails to show for a breakfast with the studio chief the next day, the offer is rescinded. They're dumping him from A2, leaving everybody's future in doubt.</p></div>
Strange Days
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Mark Mylod<br><b>Written by</b> Marc Abrams & Michael Benson</p><p>E is still sweating the fact that he woke up cuddling with Tori rather than Sloan during their threesome. To try and ease his conscience, he tracks down Tori at her hotel to apologize, but in doing so manages to creep her out even more.</p><p>Ari's break from Terrance is nearly complete when he negotiates an $11 million severance package - on a handshake. He quickly goes scouting for colossal office space (for what will be the biggest agency in LA, he tells his wife), and is spotted by former co-worker (and Terrance stooge) Adam Davies.</p><p>Eric can't get Tori out of his mind, and he has to see her again at the charity auction Sloan is organizing. While Sloan is busy auctioning off Vince to the highest bidder (a septuagenarian), the prize movie star is busy in the coatroom with a cocktail waitress, and Tori is suggesting another three-way to Eric (no rules this time, she says, if he can convince Sloan). Queasy with nerves, Eric ends up fleeing the party. And as Sloan's father hobnobs, Adam Davies approaches Ari with an offer: he wants a partnership and a million-dollar contract at his Ari's new agency, or tell Terrance all about Ari's big plans. Realizing he's over a barrel, Ari agrees to take him on.</p><p>Tori ends up crashing on Sloan's couch for one more night, keeping Eric up until he gets the chance to talk to her one final time. She doesn't deny an attraction, but suggests that Eric not let a girl like Sloan slip away.</p></div>
The Release
The guys learn that "Queens Boulevard" is getting a wide release; Ari makes a deal with the Five Families.
Vegas Baby, Vegas!
The guys head to Vegas for a much-needed break and a $100K promo appearance for Vince.
I Wanna Be Sedated
Turtle encounters a setback in his record-deal signing. Eric finds the perfect project for Vince.
What About Bob?
Eric, Ari and Bob Ryan pitch The Ramones project to the studios. Turtle covets some limited-edition sneakers. Drama suffers from nerves.
Sorry, Ari
Vince and the guys evaluate new opportunities while Ari tries to save The Ramones film.
Less Than 30
Vince's new agent makes her first pitch. Ari lobbies for a lunch. Turtle plans Vince's birthday blowout.
Dog Day Afternoon
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Mark Mylod<br><b>Written by</b> Doug Ellin & Rob Weiss</p><p>Amanda is pushing Vince for an answer on the Sam Mendes project, but Vince seems more concerned about his upcoming couples trip to Wine Country with Eric and Sloan. Unfortunately, E and Sloan didn't know that Vince was planning on coming along on the excursion, so the pair <g class="gr_ gr_21 gr-alert gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim Grammar multiReplace" id="21" data-gr-id="21">concoct</g> a plan to go away without Vince.</p><p>In anticipation of having the house to themselves, Drama and Turtle bring Ahnold to a dog park to try and pick up some girls of their own. The plan works well at first, as the pair find two women that have a Rott and soon all six are hooking up poolside. Unfortunately, Ahnold's "date" doesn't go that well, as he ends up sending the female Rott to the vet in a fight over a piece of meat. The dog ends up okay, and the party goes back to the girls' apartment. But Drama and Turtle end up leaving unsatisfied when Turtle loses it on his date after she suggests that Ahnold should be neutered.</p><p>Ari has the opportunity to sign Jay Lester, an A-list writer known as "The Syndication Machine." To help move the deal along, Ari subtly offers up Lloyd to Lester, a notoriously promiscuous queen. Lloyd is soon dispatched to a club to "personally" deliver the agency papers. Much to his own surprise, Ari has a rare moment of <g class="gr_ gr_22 gr-alert gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim Punctuation only-del replaceWithoutSep" id="22" data-gr-id="22">conscience,</g> and drives into the heart of Boys Town to rescue Lloyd -- at the cost of inking the writer.</p><p>Eric's and Sloan's plan to get away alone appears doomed, as Vince seems to have an answer for every excuse that they provide. Eventually, E mans up and tells Vince the truth, so Vince packs up Turtle and Drama and takes off for Cabo for some Spring Break fun.</p></div>
Manic Monday
Amanda makes Vince an offer he can't refuse. Ari experiences a troubling new emotion -- compassion.
Gotcha!
Drama gets punked, Eric guesses Vince and Amanda's secret, and Ari is jealous of a former slacker frat brother.
Return of the King
Ari must broker a deal before sundown. Drama saves a horse from the glue factory.
The Resurrection
Eric and Vince are determined to get 'Medellin' off the ground. Drama avoids reviews. Turtle bonds with an auto-shop girl.
The Prince's Bride
Drama receives an offer for "Rush Hour 3." Ari finds a backer for "Medellin," but things seem shady.
Adios Amigos
Eric gets slack for staying with Sloan; Drama finds a condo. Billy Walsh is asked to direct "Medellin."
Welcome to the Jungle
Billy clashes with Eric on the Medellin set, and develops a disruptive infatuation with Vince's co-star.
The First Cut Is the Deepest
Drama plans a welcome-back party for Vince. Ari has a school crisis, and Billy's insecurities surface.
Malibooty
Billy submits "Medellin" to Cannes; Vince gets in over his head in Malibu. Drama rekindles a '90s romance.
Sorry, Harvey
Eric has to renege on a Hollywood heavyweight. Drama fetes the mayor of Beverly Hills, and Ari mishandles a top-secret script.
The Dream Team
Billy blames Eric for a YouTube leak. Drama joins an exclusive club. Ari and Lloyd engage in sabotage.
The Weho Ho
Billy makes amends with Eric. Lloyd takes a leave of absence. Turtle makes a shady investment.
The Day Fu*kers
The guys bet on Eric and Turtle's romantic prospects. Ari deals with his son attending public school.
Gary's Desk
Vince buys an antique desk for E's new office. Ari meets with an R&B diva.
The Young and the Stoned
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by </b>Mark Mylod<br><b>Written by</b> Dusty Kay</p><p>Vince's 'Lost in the Clouds' cash has landed the crew in new digs, a $30k-per-month rental in the hills, but while E struggles to locate the place, actress Anna Faris rear-ends his Aston-Martin. When he gets back to the house, E tells the guys that he and Anna had "a moment" when she gave him her phone number – too bad the digits turn out to be off the mark. Turtle suffers a disappointment as well, announcing that his favorite strain of marijuana has gone extinct. Vince promises to share his stash of the dwindling weed, which Turtle nearly loses during a traffic stop later that afternoon as he returns from the supermarket with some random hotties. E manages to track down his own lady, using a star map to find Anna's house and finally acquiring her insurance info. He drives her to a meeting – her car fared worse than his in the accident – and when she insists on his opinion about a script she's attached herself to, E wins her over with an honest assessment of its flaws.</p><p>At the Gold house, Ari's spotlighting a few flaws doesn't go over so well. A producer from 'The Young and the Restless' calls to ask Mrs. Ari to reprise her role as Kendall Scott, and Ari tries to dissuade her by warning, "You left the show when you were 25, and they shoot in High Def now." Karma comes back around to bite him, though, when he learns his wife will be making out with a hot young Latino named Javier on the show. Ari bribes the young actor with a future in film, but when Javier shies away from kissing Mrs. Ari, she seizes him in a lip-lock. Later, she explains to Ari that all she really wanted was for him to think she's still sexy. "You're the beautiful mother of my children," he tells her as he throws her on the bed.</p><p>E thinks he's en route to some star-studded romance himself when Anna calls to set a dinner date. He meets her, but it turns out she already has a boyfriend and wants to hire E as her manager. When E gets back to the house, Drama taunts him for thinking he had a shot with a celebrity, and all Vince can say is, "She wants you to be her manager? Interesting..."</p></div>
Snow Job
Ari scrambles to keep Billy's script green-lit. Eric manages a new client -- and her boyfriend.
No Cannes Do
The guys' trip to Cannes is delayed. Eric is unsure about his new client's role in Billy's film.
The Cannes Kids
The guys maneuver to sell Medellin at Cannes; Drama parlays his Viking Quest celebrity into romance.
Fantasy Island
After "Medellin" bombs, Vince hides out in a Mexican paradise; Drama is a prima donna on a photo shoot.
Unlike a Virgin
A former flame leaves Vince insecure about more than his career. Eric takes two screenwriters as clients.
The All Out Fall Out
Vince makes an appearance at a not-so-sweet-sixteen bash. Ari ups the ante with Adam Davies.
Fire Sale
Ari shows interest in Eric's indie script, with Vince as the lead; Drama gets pumped for 'The View.'
Tree Trippers
The guys go on a Joshua Tree adventure. Lloyd helps Ari through a bad trip.
Redomption
Dom asks Vince to bail him out after a police chase. Ari wagers on a role for Vince during a game of golf.
Gotta Look Up To Get Down
Vince does a Dolce and Gabbana photo shoot. Ari tries to work a deal for Vince at a funeral.
First Class Jerk
After scoring a first class seat next to Jamie-Lynn Sigler, Turtle has a mile-high claim the guys just don't buy.
Pie
On the set of "Smokejumpers," Vince contends with first day jitters and his intimidating co-star Jason Patric.
Seth Green Day
E's new client Charlie gets his pilot script picked up, but the studio wants to cast E's arch nemesis, Seth Green.
Play'n With Fire
Vince gets contradictory direction from Verner, and Ari and Dana Gordon try to put out the flames.
Return to Queens Blvd
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Mark Mylod<br><b>Written by</b> Doug Ellin & Ally Musika</p><p>After another late night drowning their sorrows, the guys gather in Vince's mom's kitchen in Queens as she demands to know why her son can't play the lead in Gus Van Sant's latest feature: Page Six says that Joaquin Phoenix dropped out. But when E calls Ari, he informs him Gus isn't a fan; the director even refuses to have Vince audition. Undeterred, Eric goes to Gus's office to try and get Vince a shot. Meanwhile, Vince's mom surprises him with a welcome home party and he and the guys catch up with friends and family. Drama continues to give Turtle a hard time about the mysterious calls he's getting, but Turtle refuses to say anything until Drama grabs the phone away and Jamie-Lynn comes clean. After waiting all day, E finally catches Gus and convinces him to watch Vince's footage from 'Smokejumpers.' Ari balks, but manages to get the footage to Gus, who calls E and Vince, impressed, but not enough to cast him. At the end of his rope, Vince fires E, blaming him for his career failures. Furious, Eric heads back to LA. When Vince gets a surprise offer from Martin Scorsese to star in his next film, Ari points out that it's actually due to E - since it was Gus who slipped Marty the 'Smokejumpers' takes. Back in Hollywood, E won't take Vince's calls so he returns to mend their friendship in person; with a group hug in Eric's office, the boys are back in business.</p></div>
Drive
Vince is back in the fast lane, preparing for his driving test and an appearance with Jay Leno to promote the premiere of Gatsby.
Amongst Friends
Eric invites Sloan to Vince's premiere. Ari arranges a friend date between Mrs. Ari and Andrew's wife.
One Car, Two Car, Red Car, Blue Car
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Mark Mylod<br><b>Written by</b> Doug Ellin<br><br>Nervous about the test-screening for his client Charlie's new sit-com, Eric is upset when he learns that Ashley doesn't find Charlie <g class="gr_ gr_18 gr-alert gr_spell gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim ContextualSpelling multiReplace" id="18" data-gr-id="18">likeable</g>. Meanwhile, it's Turtle's 30th birthday and the day begins with a phone call from his mother who chews him out for looking like a loser in People magazine — wearing sneakers to the premiere with Jamie-Lynn. Vince tries to cheer him up by taking the gang driving on a local racetrack and then giving Turtle the keys to a new Ferrari. Vince realizes he should have "coagulated" with Jamie when she shows up with her own gift: a Porsche.</p><p>Lloyd continues his 100 days of hazing — memorizing Ari's clients' favorites drinks. E comes by to talk to Ari about Vince's latest film offers and gets the scores from the test pilot while he's there — they want to replace Charlie. Later, Turtle shows up asking Ari for career advice in the form of potential investors for a business he wants to start. But Ari gives him a speech about the hard work needed to be a self-made man. E avoids Charlie's calls and holes up with Ashley to figure out what's wrong with the pilot. He finally realizes that Charlie sucks — but that Eric needs to sell his client anyway. After getting advice from Ari on how to lie, E storms into Amy Miller's office but fails miserably. At his birthday dinner, Turtle and Jamie announce Turtle is going back to school at UCLA extension for business management.</p></div>
Runnin' On E
Vince searches for ways to amuse himself. Drama auditions actresses for Five Towns, and a bored E contemplates his next move.
Fore!
At a charity golf tournament, Vince and Drama up the stakes with teammates Mark Wahlberg and Tom Brady.
Murphy's Lie
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Directed by</b> Julian Farino<br><b>Written by </b>Ally Musika<br><br>Turtle and Vince watch as Jamie shoots her 'Five Towns' love scene with Drama. E shows up late, having had a rough night after calling Ashley "Sloan." Ari finally convinces Mrs. Ari to accept his apology, but his problems aren't over: At Miller Gold, Marlo Klein tears through the offices in search of Andrew's "whore." Ari gets rid of her and has Lloyd track down Andrew and Lizzie, intending to fire them both but Lizzie insists it's over. Ari orders Andrew to go back home to Marlo. E goes to Ashley's to apologize, but as he's showering after their make-up sex, Ashley listens to a voice message he gets from Sloan. Realizing Sloan was responsible for his new job offer, Ashley storms out.</p><p>Eric meets with Maury Berenson and accepts the job with his management company. Studio exec Dan Coakley shows up on set to meet Jamie-Lynn and invites her to lunch to discuss future projects. Drama gets protective and follows them to spy. While Turtle is <g class="gr_ gr_20 gr-alert gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim Grammar multiReplace" id="20" data-gr-id="20">at</g> his first day of school, Vince kills time with co-eds and gets updates from Drama about Jamie-Lynn's lunch date. Back on set, when Jamie-Lynn hasn't returned, Drama works himself into a frenzy, storms Coakleys' office and tries to choke him. Coakley threatens to have him killed — by the writers. When E shows up at Ashley's that night she accuses him of still having feelings for Sloan and he admits he does.</p></div>
No More Drama
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Written by </b>Doug Ellin<br><b>Directed by </b>Doug Ellin</p><p>Vince's mansion is broken into in the middle of the night. While the cops see no sign of an intruder, the maid discovers all of the guys' underwear has been stolen so Ari urges Vince to call his security guy. Lloyd informs Drama that he's not needed on set that day and the guys tell Drama to suck it up and apologize to Dan Coakley. Eric starts his new job and immediately bumps up against fellow manager Scott when he mentions he knows Bob Saget (who Murray is eager to sign). When Saget will only talk to <g class="gr_ gr_19 gr-alert gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim Punctuation only-del replaceWithoutSep" id="19" data-gr-id="19">E,</g> and demands to have sex in Murray's office as a stipulation for signing, Scott makes E take the offer to Murray who ultimately agrees.</p><p>After several failed attempts at apologizing, Drama finally grovels in person and Coakley tells him he's not firing him — he's going to torture him instead. Meanwhile, Vince and Turtle go gun shopping thinking they can handle security <g class="gr_ gr_13 gr-alert gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim Punctuation only-del replaceWithoutSep" id="13" data-gr-id="13">themselves,</g> but are dismayed by the 10-day waiting period. When Drama brings some guns home and one goes off, Vince decides it's time to call in the pros.</p></div>
The Sorkin Notes
Eric agrees to meet up with Sloan; Andrew's meltdown puts a big deal in jeopardy. A fearful Vince and the boys decide to call in the pros.
Security Briefs
The guys step up their security after a suspicious break-in. Adam Davies strikes back at Ari for stealing Zac Efron.
Berried Alive
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Written by</b> Doug Ellin<br><b>Directed by</b> David Nutter</p><p>Turtle frets over his unclean thoughts about the sorority girl, given his devotion to Jamie-Lynn. When Drama runs into the producer of 'Melrose,' (who canned him) and he suggests there's a part in 'Melrose 2009' that Johnny would be perfect for, Drama contacts Lloyd to see if he can get out of his 'Five Towns' contract — and discovers Lloyd has jumped ship.</p><p>When Ari learns that Lloyd's gone to Adam Davies, he goes ballistic, and Drama benefits from the tug of war between Lloyd and Ari. Ari gets Drama off 'Five Towns,' but Lloyd makes an impassioned plea to remain his agent. Drama grills Ari about whether he believes in his talent - and Ari lets him go. Eric goes to Ashley's and learns she's suspicious about the identity of "Rupert Pupkin" (the name she saw on his cell phone). She insists she's not normally jealous and suggests she be able to read his emails to re-establish trust. Eric agrees, but has second thoughts and ends up breaking up with Ashley. Meanwhile, Jamie-Lynn gets a new series...shooting in New Zealand.</p></div>
Scared Straight
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Written by</b> Doug Ellin<br><b>Directed by</b> Mark Mylod</p><p>Eric is distressed to learn he and Drama shared a conquest... and even more upset when he finds out she's "slutty" and he didn't wear a condom. He gets tested for an STD. Ari continues to go through Lloyd replacements and is surprised by a visit from Terrance McQuewick, who gives him 24 hours to consider buying his agency, TMA. As Jamie packs for her New Zealand gig, she wonders how she and Turtle can make a long-distance relationship work, especially after she gets jealous of his new co-ed Facebook friend. Turtle is stunned when she breaks it off with him at the airport, insisting she doesn't want him to resent not being able to see other people.</p><p><g class="gr_ gr_15 gr-alert gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim Grammar multiReplace" id="15" data-gr-id="15">Drama</g> has a meltdown at the new 'Melrose' audition and ends up in the hospital. Even though Lloyd gets him a do-over audition, Drama passes, insisting he needs to re-evaluate his choices after this scare. Ari tries to get dirt on Terrance from his trophy wife, Melinda, who reveals that they're divorcing — information that allows Ari to drive Terrance's price down to $75 million. Eric gets a clean bill of health and announces he wants Sloan back.</p></div>
Give a Little Bit
Eric plans a special lunch for Sloan. Turtle makes a grand gesture to Jamie-Lynn. Matt Damon strong arms Vince.
Stunted
The director of Vince's latest film talks his star into doing his own driving stunt, agitating Eric and Ari.
Buzzed
Vince takes on a look to match his new outlook. Ari makes a bold NFL pitch. Turtle regrets an accusation. Eric helps Drama find a project.
Dramedy
Vince bonds with a new BFF. Ari balks at a promotion. Drama assesses his sitcom potential. and Turtle weighs a new business proposal.
Tequila Sunrise
Turtle considers a south-of-the-border pitch. Drama meets his competitive match. Eric and Scott vie for Vince's attention.
Bottoms Up
Vince meets porn star Sasha Grey. Ari frets that Lizzie is stealing his clients. Turtle asks Vince for an endorsement.
Hair
Ari readies himself for a legal battle. Vince puts his next big-budget movie in jeopardy. Billy Walsh returns with a new image and idea.
Tequila and Coke
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Written by </b>Doug Ellin & Ally Musika<br><b>Directed by </b>David Nutter</p><p>Billy rebuffs a girl who's interested to hear he's a director. Heading upstairs to rest, he spots Vince doing a line of coke with Scott and Sasha. Eric calls the house to remind Turtle that Vince needs to be ready for tomorrow's studio meeting.</p><p><br>Unsettled by Lizzie's threat, Ari calls Anna Fowler at Deadline Hollywood, only to learn she has nothing on him. Sensing an opportunity, he seeks out Lizzie, who has actually quit Amanda's. The two make peace: Ari will find Lizzie a studio job; she'll turn over the tapes.</p><p><br>With news about Avión spreading around town, Turtle brokers an exclusive deal with a liquor store in exchange for priority placement; he only needs to provide 50 cases for sale. An unhappy Carlos calls Turtle to tell him his job was to get Vince involved, not to move cases.</p><p><br>E calls Vince to remind him about the meeting, waking him. Billy senses that Vince isn't right, and suggests he grabs some coffee before heading out. At the meeting, Vince is noticeably twitchy.</p><p><br>Billy pitches his show idea to Drama and Eric – an animated series about a high-strung gorilla, voiced by Drama, 'Johnny's Bananas.' Drama is furious he's been reduced to a cartoon monkey but Eric is intrigued.</p><p><br>Scrambling to fulfill his promise to the liquor store, Turtle calls everyone he gave cases <g class="gr_ gr_42 gr-alert gr_spell gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim ContextualSpelling multiReplace" id="42" data-gr-id="42">to</g>. With 40 of them back in his hands, he is able to keep the store's patrons happy. When TMZ shoots the lines snaking out the door, Turtle gets them to run the footage in exchange for a tip later about Vince's whereabouts.</p><p><br>Ari and Dana Gordon make a deal -- she'll give Lizzie a job; if Lenny Kravitz does one of her movies. Their celebration is spoiled by news from Randall Wallace – he thinks Vince is on coke. Eric is surprised to hear the accusation when Ari relays it to him. Billy advises E to call Vince.</p><p><br>Lenny Kravitz refuses to take the part – it's clear the director just wants to sleep with him – putting Ari's deal with Dana in jeopardy. Disappointed that he doesn't have a job for her yet, Lizzie still agrees to hand over the tapes. Moments later, Barbara Miller breaks the news to Ari: the contents of the recordings are online. Ari's phones begin ringing nonstop and Jerry Jones immediately severs NFL's ties to him.</p><p><br>En route up the coast with Sasha, Vince calls Eric and denies he was on coke. "You totally just lied to him," says Sasha.</p></div>
Sniff Sniff Gang Bang
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Written by </b>Doug Ellin & Ally Musika<br><b>Directed by</b> David Nutter<br><br>After a night in separate bedrooms, Mrs. Ari confronts her husband with a printout of his quotes. What upsets her most is that it took him hours to get home after the news broke – he put work before his family.<br><br>Sasha informs Vince that she has been offered $200,000 for a five-man gangbang. Although Vince tells her to turn down the part – and offers to pay her if she will – Sasha is adamant about accepting it. "I'm not asking your permission," she says. "Just letting you know."<br><br>Carlos arrives in L.A. and tells Turtle the factory is not equipped to handle the business he's bringing in. Turtle promises to bring in funding so Avión can grow.<br><br>Ari tries to maintain a new attitude at work, but when Dana Gordon calls to say Vince will need to take a drug test, he reverts to his old self: "I will not be fucked in the ass. And Vince won't piss in a cup."<br><br>Vince turns to Scott for advice about Sasha – and drugs. Scott suggests Vince dump Sasha, and says no to the latter request. Instead, Vince apologizes to Sasha. E calls with news about the drug test, so Vince decides to talk to Dana himself. As E heads out to see Dana too, Billy admits he saw Vince do coke with Scott. Furious, E storms into Scott's office.<br><br>Although everyone else, including the network, is excited about the cartoon, Drama still refuses to consider it. Phil Yagoda suggests they find a replacement for Drama if he doesn't want to do the show, but Eric tells him no -- the show is E's property, and he wants to keep working on Drama.<br><br>At an emergency therapy session, Mrs. Ari announces she will need to re-evaluate their relationship. Ari hesitates about making any more promises – he's afraid of breaking them.<br><br>Vince argues to Dana that his word should be good enough for the studio. By the time Eric arrives, he learns Randall Wallace has dropped out.<br><br>Waiting for Ari to help him with fundraising, Turtle runs into Mark Cuban. Intrigued by Avión, Cuban invites Turtle and Alex to Sacramento with him for further discussion.<br><br>Eric confronts Vince about his recent behavior and choice in girlfriends. Unfazed, Vince tells E he will deliver for the movie – and Eric should find out how to fit Sasha into it.</p></div>
Porn Scenes From an Italian Restaurant
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Written by</b> Ally Musika<br><b>Directed by</b> Kevin Connolly<br><br>When Vince learns one of the guys Sasha will be gang-banging is her former fiancé, he pushes Eric to get her a part in 'Air-Walker.' They fight over E's hesitance and whether Vince is high. E continues to give Scott the cold shoulder at work.<br><br>Out bowling with his family, Ari refuses to talk to Amanda Daniels, even though she keeps calling. Later, Queen Latifah breaks the news to him that Amanda Daniels is bringing an NFL team to L.A.<br><br>Turtle receives a call from a furious Carlos: Why is Mark Cuban interested in Avión? Carlos, already en route to see Turtle, demands he quit talking tequila until then. With Cuban also headed to L.A. Turtle decides the two should meet.<br><br>Drama strikes up a friendship with E's assistant Jenny, who persuades him to hear out Phil Yagoda on the 'Johnny's Bananas' idea.<br><br>Peter Berg, the new director of 'Air-Walker,' tells Vince and E he doesn't care about any of the rumors -- he just wants to make the movie. Vince then asks Berg for a part for Sasha, and Berg agrees she can have a small role, one with sequel potential.<br><br>Carlos arrives at the mansion and finds Mark Cuban's team in attendance as well. Feeling ambushed, he lays out his terms for expansion: $5 million with no restrictions. Cuban threatens to purchase the company outright. Carlos reveals to Turtle that since he has an older brother who would love to sell the company, Avión is lost.<br><br>Drama again turns to Jenny when he starts feeling nervous about meeting with Phil. Soothed, he tells Phil he's in and leaves immediately, unaware of the elaborate song and dance Phil has prepared for him in a conference room.<br><br>Ari and Mrs. Ari enjoy a phone-free dinner in the same restaurant as Vince, Sasha and also, Amanda Daniels. Ari tries to call her from the bathroom, where he has had Jake hide a cell phone. An enormous scene erupts when Amanda approaches to finish their conversation and Ari threatens to destroy her.<br><br>Amanda counters that it was a disgruntled ex-assistant who released the tapes <g class="gr_ gr_45 gr-alert gr_tiny gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim Punctuation replaceWithoutSep" id="45" data-gr-id="45">–</g> and that she had called to bring him in on the NFL deal, an offer no longer on the table. Ari leaves alone as Mrs. Ari tries to overcome her humiliation.<br><br>Vince tells Sasha he has a part for her in 'Air-Walkers,' so now she can turn down the other role… and he loves her. Sasha responds it sounds more like he's trying to control her. The two argue in the hallway, and then have sex in the bathroom.<br><br>Drama, Lloyd, Billy, <g class="gr_ gr_44 gr-alert gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim Punctuation only-ins replaceWithoutSep" id="44" data-gr-id="44">Turtle</g> and Alex celebrate Drama's new series. In search of more tequila, Lloyd discovers a large bag of cocaine.</p></div>
Lose Yourself
The guys attempt an intervention for Vince. Ari plans a surprise party for Mrs. Ari; Eric considers a proposal.
Home Sweet Home
Vince returns from rehab with a new movie idea. Ari looks to win back Mrs. Ari, and Drama throws Vince a 'dry' party.
Out With A Bang
Vince gets help on a movie outline. Ari and Lloyd do recon on Mrs. Ari. Eric gets a surprising voicemail from Sloan.
One Last Shot
Vince's movie gets a producer's attention. Dice and Drama renegotiate their contracts. Ari is set up on a date. Turtle gets some news.
Whiz Kid
The guys help Vince with a drug test. Ari gets back at Mrs. Ari by flaunting an old flame.
Motherf*cker
Drama tries to get Andrew Dice Clay back on his show. Vince does a Vanity Fair interview. Ari has an awkward meeting with Dana Gordon.
The Big Bang
<div class='episode-body-left-aligned' style='text-align: left'><p><b>Written by </b>Doug Ellin & Jerry Ferrara<br><b style="font-size: 0.8125rem;">Directed by</b> David Nutter</p><p>Although initially confident, Vince flips when he reads Sophia's story and finds out she thinks he's a womanizer. Shauna tells him to focus on the good bits, but Vince can't imagine his mother reading what Sofia has written. Shauna learns Vanity Fair wants to make Vince's story the cover, ruling out any possibility of <g class="gr_ gr_48 gr-alert gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim Grammar only-ins doubleReplace replaceWithoutSep" id="48" data-gr-id="48">rewrite</g>. Vince storms out of his photo shoot to confront Sophia in person: "They don't want an accurate article, why do they need an accurate photo?"</p><p>Turtle flies in the Don Pepe team from New York, sparing no expense. He promises Jon and Gina he's serious about making the restaurant a success in Los <g class="gr_ gr_41 gr-alert gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim Punctuation only-del replaceWithoutSep" id="41" data-gr-id="41">Angeles,</g> but is thrown when they're more interested in celebrity spotting.</p><p>Concerned about keeping things civil, Ari tells his lawyer he's willing to give his wife anything she wants, only to discover she's entitled to half his earnings for life <i>and</i> the $11 million she invested into the agency. When Ari asks Barbara Miller if he can borrow the $11 million from the company, she turns him down. "You probably have that much in your Depends," he argues. Babs finally agrees to write him a check in exchange for a majority stake in the company.</p><p>Eric avoids Melinda's phone calls, even though she's booked on a J.J. Abrams show. When a $300,000 Mercedes SLS arrives at the office with a ribbon on it, he is unable to dodge her further. Melinda tells Eric the car was for the series, not for the sex. Sensing Eric is concerned about Sloan, she scolds, "I can't believe I didn't f*ck you good enough to make you forget about Sloan." They are interrupted by Johnny Galecki who reveals he had dinner with Sloan the night before. Galecki tells Eric he thought Sloan was being paranoid about Eric and Melinda, but seeing them together, he thinks differently now. E tracks down Scott and tells him to fire Johnny Galecki or he'll quit.</p><p>Billy Walsh calls to rage about the financial repercussions of Drama's strike, but Drama tries to calm him down. Drama, already panicked that paychecks have been frozen, gets more bad news: The network is preparing to shut down the show. Lloyd advises Johnny to return to work unless he feels that Dice is worth losing his best job in decades.</p><p>Vince ambushes Sofia at lunch and accuses her of misunderstanding him. Although he works hard to change her mind, Sofia points out the piece has already gone to bed, and furthermore, there's no point worrying about her opinion - she's just a journalist he'll never see again. "Learn to restrain yourself," she advises. Vince revisits girlfriends past to get a second opinion.</p><p>Mrs. Ari flirts with Bobby Flay in her <g class="gr_ gr_44 gr-alert gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim Punctuation only-del replaceWithoutSep" id="44" data-gr-id="44">kitchen,</g> but stops short of going further, telling him she's not ready. Ari surprises her at the house and she tries to get rid of him, but her husband smells the aromas of Flay's cooking and realizes he is in the house. Completely broken, Ari tells Melissa that although he never hid who he was, she clearly has.</p><p><g class="gr_ gr_40 gr-alert gr_gramm gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim Grammar multiReplace" id="40" data-gr-id="40">Drama</g> continues to waver when Phil calls with news that he will personally bury the miner TV movie unless Drama returns to work. Although filled with anxiety, Drama holds strong-and Dice gets the call that the network has yielded.</p></div>
Second To Last
Vince continues to woo Sophia. Turtle pitches his investors. Eric turns to Melinda. and Ari connects with the miners script.
The End
Vince pulls out all the stops for Sophia, and the guys rally to support Eric.
