Can't wait for Season 8 on Dvd...

As Vince shoots an action movie called The Takeover directed by Nick Cassavetes, he is asked to perform a dangerous driving stunt. Eric and Ari intervene as they do not want him to perform the stunt, but Vince does it anyway; as a result, he crashes the car into the set, but emerges feeling emboldened and invincible. The incident also pushes Vince to seek out new thrills, including sky-diving, purchasing a Harley-Davidson, popping Vicodin pills, and striking a relationship with porn star Sasha Grey. Vince is then introduced to a new project, Air-Walker, by Eric's associate Scott Lavin (Scott Caan), creating a hostile relationship with Eric; they eventually bury the hatchet and temporarily work together to help further Vince's career. This friendship eventually ends once Eric realizes Scott possibly supplied Vince with cocaine at a party.

Now running a fledgling car service business, Turtle is frustrated when an employee named Alex (Dania Ramirez) causes problems for him; however, she quits after an inappropriate advance he makes towards her. Turtle's business eventually fails, but after reconciling with Alex, she introduces him to some friends in Mexico, who wish to make Vince the face of their tequila company: Avion. Turtle agrees, and he uses Vince's Twitter account to spread the word on Avion. Turtle's promotions creates a huge demand for it in Southern California, which cannot be met by the company's production unless a new factory is built. Looking for potential investors, Turtle pitches the company to Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and his business partner Ken Austin (Bob Odenkirk). Cuban likes the company and meets with one of Avion's owners, Carlos. The meeting ends badly, as Carlos (Miguel Sandoval) is passionate about running his family business as he wishes. Turtle eventually convinces Cuban of this, who gives Carlos the $5 million he needs to build a new factory.

Meanwhile, Lizzie Grant, the promising young agent who had ruined Andrew Klein's marriage and career, quits after Ari refuses to promote her to the head of the TV department of the agency (Klein's former position) despite her stellar performance. Lizzie attempts to steal some of Ari's clients, prompting Ari to take action. Ari learns that Lizzie had gone to Amanda Daniels to try and bring down Ari; however, this alliance is short-lived, as Lizzie decides she wants no part in Amanda's revenge plots. An anonymous person sends tapes to Deadline Hollywood, revealing Ari's foul-mouthed rants. Ari, who was nearing a deal with Jerry Jones to bring an NFL team to Los Angeles, suddenly finds his life in a tailspin. This incident leads Ari's wife to "seriously re-evaluate their marriage", causing Ari to spend more time with his family and attempting a friendlier work environment. His newfound peace is broken when he confronts Amanda at an upper class restaurant, accusing her of sending the tapes and stealing his NFL team. She reveals that her ex-assistant sent the tapes and that the NFL was reconsidering Ari for their team (with the help of Amanda). She has now lost complete respect for Ari, and the outburst leaves Ari looking foolish in front of many Hollywood executives. Ari's relationship with his wife ends on the fence as well as she tells him she wants a break from him.

Drama wants a job since his holding deal will expire in eight weeks. He finds out new shows are being made by the network, but not for him. Lloyd finds an Emmy award winning writer (Jef

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Normally, there are two things an actor fears more than anything else: unemployment and bad reviews, especially when the latter leads to the former. In addition, negative criticism can be most harmful if the targeted thespian is a newcomer, because he will most likely have a rough time getting his career back on track. It was therefore quite hard to avoid that one of the first episodes of Entourage be centered around this kind of incident.

The whole tragedy is kick-started by a review in Variety that carpet-bombs Head On and reduces Vince to a "fly-by-night pretty boy". While Drama works on his acting class and the others cope with the bad news, Eric goes to discuss the story with Ari. On the plus side, he gets to meet Ari's new assistant Emily (Samaire Armstrong). On the minus side, he gets lectured for worrying Vince and is subsequently asked to distract the poor boy, before receiving Ari's ace "let's hug it out, b*tch!" treatment. E complies, accepting his friend's foolish decision to buy a new Rolls and agreeing to accompany him to a party hosted by Jessica Alba (a genuinely hot cameo). As it turns out, that's what everyone needed, particularly Vince who gets to make out with a virginal pop singer.

Being a comedy series, there is no doubt the potentially upsetting premise leads to a sort of happy ending (though later seasons have become bolder in that sense): what really matters is what happens in between, more specifically those little moments that help establishing the characters - E is a truly concerned friend, Vince is far from the "shallow sex symbol" type, Drama is an adorable loser and Turtle... well, he's just Turtle. And what about Ari? Oh, man, his charm is summed up in one sentence: Let's hug it out!

Greatest Season of Entourage!

I was looking for this item for some time....very hard to find Season 7 Entourage! I am a fan and it was great to add this most important season to my collection. It's has amazing writing and action packed dialog which made this HBO Series a classic..... Shhhh word has it a movie reunion is in talks!
Love the guys from Queens...love this Season 7!

Still one of the best shows on television.

Even though this is one of the best shows on TV, Season 7 has evolved too far off base from where they originally started.

The episodes are still amusing and I will watch until the end (much like we all did for the Sopranos), however, it just does not have the same feel to it.

Ari doesn't have as many of his signature rants that where the highlight of the show. Probably the most disappointing feature of this season.

Turtle has gone from a pot smoking leech to a businessman on the verge of success to massive proportions. And his connections within Hollywood are insane considering he essentially is a nobody.

Vince is probably the most consistent. He does lots of drugs and dates a porn star.

Drama seems to be going through a mid life crisis that will eventually need therapy, no longer being the funny extremist he once was.

Eric has seen his career take off like a dress on prom night.

All this being said, there was no way I was going to miss any of these episodes. In a way, it is a good thing that the show is ending. If you watch the first season and this one, you will know what I mean.

Awesome set!

Great box set, the cast really shines in this season. I enjoyed this DVD set quite a bit. 5 stars!!!!