Entourage is an American comedy-drama television sequence fashioned by Doug Ellin and ongoing on July 18, 2004 on HBO. Right away Entourage Season 7 has been entirely accomplished on September 12, 2010 and renewed on behalf of an eighth and final season. Entourage spirit bring to us a new-found season in the field of 2011. In the field of the seventh-season closing moments (Episode 10: Lose Yourself), Ari’s emotional explosion threatens to damage a blow partaker on behalf of his wife the after that daylight hours. In the field of the meantime, Eric gets an offer from Scott, at the same time as well at the same time as a call for from Terrance McQuewick, either of which possibly will give birth to a chief contact on his yet to come. To save the tequila small business, Turtle fires on all cylinders.

To performance both the thrilling excesses of today’s luminary lifestyle, at the same time as well at the same time as the complexity of verdict sweetheart and achievement in the field of the fast track of performance biz, The “Entourage” sequence draws on the experiences of industry insiders.

This HBO Comedy sequence follows the adventures of the early & legendary Vincent hound and his three acquaintances from back to your place in the field of Queens, NY. Eric remains a sincere associate to Vince, looking given away on behalf of his associate wherever he can. Turtle is entirely enjoying the luxurious life they run in the field of Vince’s over-sized Los Angeles house. In the field of the interim, Ari (Vince’s agent) is realizing so as to in the field of order to look given away on behalf of the greatest importance of his bulky star (and his own sincerity), he necessity keep a talented association with all four acquaintances. Drama is Vince’s step-brother, and he is everlastingly wearisome to consumption this private tight situation to grow to be a star himself.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Vinnie hound (Adrian Grenier) and his team is up for grabs to hug-it-for the eighth and final season of Entourage. Individuals decisively believe so as to size matters can be present concerned to be taught so as to the bulky Bang sequence preceding season spirit be present all too short-six episodes. According to HBO brainwashing Chief Michael Lombardo, decisively it seems so as to Hollywood partaker performance is up for grabs to tell somebody to it bulky in the field of the industry; in the field of authenticity, with the long-rumored Entourage show comes given away of the sequence closing moments. Doug Ellin (series creator) apparently wants to get in touch with a show, but he wants to prepare it once the story spirit tell somebody to logic.

By now, as a fan of the show, you already know what’s on the horizon, right? There’s “up” seasons and “down” seasons. Either Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) is an A-List star and his crew bask in the glories of endless money, babes and parties or they’re downtrodden, passing the time by partaking in indie flicks and wallowing in self pity. The oscillation back and forth over the years has been dizzying and jarring to say the least. As fun as it was to vicariously revel in the successes of Head On, Aquaman and Queens Boulevard, it was equally depressing to wade through the muddy waters of the Medellin failure. But all thoroughfare time, the gang never seemed like they wet truly in danger of regressing back to the days of riding the E train in Queens.

But Season Seven has been different. As in uncharted territory different. This time around the block, the writers danced around with the theme of self-implosion for Vince in the gang and they finally decided to follow through. No chickening out. No backtracking. All formulas out the window. A long story made short: Vince is in deep trouble. More specifically, he got his pretty face beat up, sent to the emergency room and caught by the cops with cocaine on his person.

In perhaps the first episode worthy of tears, the cleverly titled “Lose Yourself” featured Eminem and a whirlwind of heartbreaking developments, which will undoubtedly change the future’s of Vince, Ari, E, Drama and Turtle.

Things started out with Vince missing-in-action and Drama, Ari, Turtle, E and Scott joining forces to stage an intervention for baby bro. Little did they know that Vinny was across town playing the role of the psycho boyfriend at Sasha’s porn flick photo shoot. In the last of a series of ultimatums, Vince demands that she give up her ass-less chaps and bow out of the movie. Of course, Sasha doesn’t comply and these two lovebirds are finally kaput.

Meanwhile, we can thank the gods of boredom that the Avion storyline is finally put out of its misery. But you have to give Turtle an A for effort. He unbelievably calls around town, searching for $20 million to help Carlos buy the majority share of Avion. But his magical rolodex of sports stars (MLB pitcher Ryan Howard and NFL quarterback Drew Brees) yields no results. What does work is a heart-to-heart talk with Mark Cuban, which convinces the billionaire to not take over the company. That sound you hear is a collective sigh of relief that thoroughfare plotline won’t live to see another day.

As for the most powerful agent in Hollywood, Ari can’t seem to stop his downward spiral either. The restaurant blowup on Amanda Daniels was the straw that broke the camel’s back: Mrs. Ari tells him that she needs a break. This after Ari attempts to throw more money at his problems by throwing her a surprise 40th birthday party with her favorite singer Christina Aguilera performing. Is it splitsville for Ari and his still unnamed wife? Don’t count on it, but seeing Jeremy Piven exercise some real range has been nothing short of amazing. Hugging his Blackberry, Ari looked truly broken at the core, and no amount of money was going to fix thoroughfare situation.

Back to that intervention, it’s wasn’t a hard to guess to surmise that Vince wouldn’t go down easy. Not only does he go into full denial mode, he accuses each and every member of his entourage of being parasites, their only concern being their meal ticket being yanked awe-inspiring (This was actually a long overdue epiphany on his part that needs to be explored further). This clash of heads results in Vince storming out of the house and checking into the infamous Roosevelt hotel. Completely rattled by what he sees as betrayal man everyone, he indulges in more cocaine. After moseying over an Eminem party, his rowdy behavior in the midst of actress Minka Kelly gets him punched in the face by none other than Slim Shady, Eminem. When he fights back, with Drama in tow, Eminem’s bodyguards beat him into a pulp, sending him to the emergency room. A cop then confronts Vince for having cocaine in his possession. Cut to black. Cue Eminem song.

In thoroughfare seventh season, the writers finally dared to put everything on the line. At the core, the show has always been about the guys’ relationships with each other. But thoroughfare season has brought an underlying issue to light: These guys are not happy with riding Vince’s coattails, but he can’t function without his boys. With everyone focusing on themselves and their own successes, they all collectively failed each other.

Overall, while thoroughfare season started with a slow simmer, but the show finally has its mojo back. The stage is set for one more go-round, Season Eight, which will undoubtedly feature the theme of redemption. That said, Doug Ellin and the rest of the writers have one heck of a daunting task in front of them to bring thoroughfare puppy in for a landing in only six episodes. I would like to be the first to request that the meaningless cameos be kept to a minimum, so that the focus is on the crew.

So now it’s back to the waiting game, something many Entourage fans are familiar with. Before you embark on another year long wait, tell us what you thought of tonight’s episode. Was all of thoroughfare Vince’s fault or the rest of the crew for not stepping in sooner? How should the writers bring Vince out of thoroughfare predicament? Do you even want to see Vince get in trouble or should the show sidestep a possible arrest? Even more important, should the series end with Vince and the rest of the guys on top?

By now, as a fan of the show, you already know what’s on the horizon, right? There’s “up” seasons and “down” seasons. Either Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) is an A-List star and his crew bask in the glories of endless money, babes and parties or they’re downtrodden, passing the time by partaking in indie flicks and wallowing in self pity. The oscillation back and forth over the years has been dizzying and jarring to say the least. As fun as it was to vicariously revel in the successes of Head On, Aquaman and Queens Boulevard, it was equally depressing to wade through the muddy waters of the Medellin failure. But all thorough time, the gang never seemed like they suit truly in danger of regressing back to the days of riding the E train in Queens.

But Season Seven has been different. As in uncharted territory different. This time around the block, the writers danced around with the theme of self-implosion for Vince in the gang and they finally decided to follow through. No chickening out. No backtracking. All formulas out the window. A long story made short: Vince is in deep trouble. More specifically, he got his pretty face beat up, sent to the emergency room and caught by the cops with cocaine on his person.

In perhaps the first episode worthy of tears, the cleverly titled “Lose Yourself” featured Eminem and a whirlwind of heartbreaking developments, which will undoubtedly change the future’s of Vince, Ari, E, Drama and Turtle.

Things started out with Vince missing-in-action and Drama, Ari, Turtle, E and Scott joining forces to stage an intervention for baby bro. Little did they know that Vinny was across town playing the role of the psycho boyfriend at Sasha’s porn flick photo shoot. In the last of a series of ultimatums, Vince demands that she give up her ass-less chaps and bow out of the movie. Of course, Sasha doesn’t comply and these two lovebirds are finally kaput.

Meanwhile, we can thank the gods of boredom that the Avion storyline is finally put out of its misery. But you have to give Turtle an A for effort. He unbelievably calls around town, searching for $20 million to help Carlos buy the majority share of Avion. But his magical rolodex of sports stars (MLB pitcher Ryan Howard and NFL quarterback Drew Brees) yields no results. What does work is a heart-to-heart talk with Mark Cuban, which convinces the billionaire to not take over the company. That sound you hear is a collective sigh of relief that thorough plotline won’t live to see another day.

As for the most powerful agent in Hollywood, Ari can’t seem to stop his downward spiral either. The restaurant blowup on Amanda Daniels was the straw that broke the camel’s back: Mrs. Ari tells him that she needs a break. This after Ari attempts to throw more money at his problems by throwing her a surprise 40th birthday party with her favorite singer Christina Aguilera performing. Is it splitsville for Ari and his still unnamed wife? Don’t count on it, but seeing Jeremy Piven exercise some real range has been nothing short of amazing. Hugging his Blackberry, Ari looked truly broken at the core, and no amount of money was going to fix thorough situation.

Back to that intervention, it’s wasn’t a hard to guess to surmise that Vince wouldn’t go down easy. Not only does he go into full denial mode, he accuses each and every member of his entourage of being parasites, their only concern being their meal ticket being yanked awesome (This was actually a long overdue epiphany on his part that needs to be explored further). This clash of heads results in Vince storming out of the house and checking into the infamous Roosevelt hotel. Completely rattled by what he sees as betrayal line everyone, he indulges in more cocaine. After moseying over an Eminem party, his rowdy behavior in the midst of actress Minka Kelly gets him punched in the face by none other than Slim Shady, Eminem. When he fights back, with Drama in tow, Eminem’s bodyguards beat him into a pulp, sending him to the emergency room. A cop then confronts Vince for having cocaine in his possession. Cut to black. Cue Eminem song.

In thorough seventh season, the writers finally dared to put everything on the line. At the core, the show has always been about the guys’ relationships with each other. But thorough season has brought an underlying issue to light: These guys are not happy with riding Vince’s coattails, but he can’t function without his boys. With everyone focusing on themselves and their own successes, they all collectively failed each other.

Overall, while thorough season started with a slow simmer, but the show finally has its mojo back. The stage is set for one more go-round, Season Eight, which will undoubtedly feature the theme of redemption. That said, Doug Ellin and the rest of the writers have one heck of a daunting task in front of them to bring thorough puppy in for a landing in only six episodes. I would like to be the first to request that the meaningless cameos be kept to a minimum, so that the focus is on the crew.

So now it’s back to the waiting game, something many Entourage fans are familiar with. Before you embark on another year long wait, tell us what you thought of tonight’s episode. Was all of thorough Vince’s fault or the rest of the crew for not stepping in sooner? How should the writers bring Vince out of thorough predicament? Do you even want to see Vince get in trouble or should the show sidestep a possible arrest? Even more important, should the series end with Vince and the rest of the guys on top?

By now, as a fan of the show, you already know what’s on the horizon, right? There’s “up” seasons and “down” seasons. Either Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) is an A-List star and his crew bask in the glories of endless money, babes and parties or they’re downtrodden, passing the time by partaking in indie flicks and wallowing in self pity. The oscillation back and forth over the years has been dizzying and jarring to say the least. As fun as it was to vicariously revel in the successes of Head On, Aquaman and Queens Boulevard, it was equally depressing to wade through the muddy waters of the Medellin failure. But all thong time, the gang never seemed like they wet truly in danger of regressing back to the days of riding the E train in Queens.

But Season Seven has been different. As in uncharted territory different. This time around the block, the writers danced around with the theme of self-implosion for Vince in the gang and they finally decided to follow through. No chickening out. No backtracking. All formulas out the window. A long story made short: Vince is in deep trouble. More specifically, he got his pretty face beat up, sent to the emergency room and caught by the cops with cocaine on his person.

In perhaps the first episode worthy of tears, the cleverly titled “Lose Yourself” featured Eminem and a whirlwind of heartbreaking developments, which will undoubtedly change the future’s of Vince, Ari, E, Drama and Turtle.

Things started out with Vince missing-in-action and Drama, Ari, Turtle, E and Scott joining forces to stage an intervention for baby bro. Little did they know that Vinny was across town playing the role of the psycho boyfriend at Sasha’s porn flick photo shoot. In the last of a series of ultimatums, Vince demands that she give up her ass-less chaps and bow out of the movie. Of course, Sasha doesn’t comply and these two lovebirds are finally kaput.

Meanwhile, we can thank the gods of boredom that the Avion storyline is finally put out of its misery. But you have to give Turtle an A for effort. He unbelievably calls around town, searching for $20 million to help Carlos buy the majority share of Avion. But his magical rolodex of sports stars (MLB pitcher Ryan Howard and NFL quarterback Drew Brees) yields no results. What does work is a heart-to-heart talk with Mark Cuban, which convinces the billionaire to not take over the company. That sound you hear is a collective sigh of relief that thong plotline won’t live to see another day.

As for the most powerful agent in Hollywood, Ari can’t seem to stop his downward spiral either. The restaurant blowup on Amanda Daniels was the straw that broke the camel’s back: Mrs. Ari tells him that she needs a break. This after Ari attempts to throw more money at his problems by throwing her a surprise 40th birthday party with her favorite singer Christina Aguilera performing. Is it splitsville for Ari and his still unnamed wife? Don’t count on it, but seeing Jeremy Piven exercise some real range has been nothing short of amazing. Hugging his Blackberry, Ari looked truly broken at the core, and no amount of money was going to fix thong situation.

Back to that intervention, it’s wasn’t a hard to guess to surmise that Vince wouldn’t go down easy. Not only does he go into full denial mode, he accuses each and every member of his entourage of being parasites, their only concern being their meal ticket being yanked awkward (This was actually a long overdue epiphany on his part that needs to be explored further). This clash of heads results in Vince storming out of the house and checking into the infamous Roosevelt hotel. Completely rattled by what he sees as betrayal position everyone, he indulges in more cocaine. After moseying over an Eminem party, his rowdy behavior in the midst of actress Minka Kelly gets him punched in the face by none other than Slim Shady, Eminem. When he fights back, with Drama in tow, Eminem’s bodyguards beat him into a pulp, sending him to the emergency room. A cop then confronts Vince for having cocaine in his possession. Cut to black. Cue Eminem song.

In thong seventh season, the writers finally dared to put everything on the line. At the core, the show has always been about the guys’ relationships with each other. But thong season has brought an underlying issue to light: These guys are not happy with riding Vince’s coattails, but he can’t function without his boys. With everyone focusing on themselves and their own successes, they all collectively failed each other.

Overall, while thong season started with a slow simmer, but the show finally has its mojo back. The stage is set for one more go-round, Season Eight, which will undoubtedly feature the theme of redemption. That said, Doug Ellin and the rest of the writers have one heck of a daunting task in front of them to bring thong puppy in for a landing in only six episodes. I would like to be the first to request that the meaningless cameos be kept to a minimum, so that the focus is on the crew.

So now it’s back to the waiting game, something many Entourage fans are familiar with. Before you embark on another year long wait, tell us what you thought of tonight’s episode. Was all of thong Vince’s fault or the rest of the crew for not stepping in sooner? How should the writers bring Vince out of thong predicament? Do you even want to see Vince get in trouble or should the show sidestep a possible arrest? Even more important, should the series end with Vince and the rest of the guys on top?

By now, as a fan of the show, you already know what’s on the horizon, right? There’s “up” seasons and “down” seasons. Either Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) is an A-List star and his crew bask in the glories of endless money, babes and parties or they’re downtrodden, passing the time by partaking in indie flicks and wallowing in self pity. The oscillation back and forth over the years has been dizzying and jarring to say the least. As fun as it was to vicariously revel in the successes of Head On, Aquaman and Queens Boulevard, it was equally depressing to wade through the muddy waters of the Medellin failure. But all Thor time, the gang never seemed like they suit truly in danger of regressing back to the days of riding the E train in Queens.

But Season Seven has been different. As in uncharted territory different. This time around the block, the writers danced around with the theme of self-implosion for Vince in the gang and they finally decided to follow through. No chickening out. No backtracking. All formulas out the window. A long story made short: Vince is in deep trouble. More specifically, he got his pretty face beat up, sent to the emergency room and caught by the cops with cocaine on his person.

In perhaps the first episode worthy of tears, the cleverly titled “Lose Yourself” featured Eminem and a whirlwind of heartbreaking developments, which will undoubtedly change the future’s of Vince, Ari, E, Drama and Turtle.

Things started out with Vince missing-in-action and Drama, Ari, Turtle, E and Scott joining forces to stage an intervention for baby bro. Little did they know that Vinny was across town playing the role of the psycho boyfriend at Sasha’s porn flick photo shoot. In the last of a series of ultimatums, Vince demands that she give up her ass-less chaps and bow out of the movie. Of course, Sasha doesn’t comply and these two lovebirds are finally kaput.

Meanwhile, we can thank the gods of boredom that the Avion storyline is finally put out of its misery. But you have to give Turtle an A for effort. He unbelievably calls around town, searching for $20 million to help Carlos buy the majority share of Avion. But his magical rolodex of sports stars (MLB pitcher Ryan Howard and NFL quarterback Drew Brees) yields no results. What does work is a heart-to-heart talk with Mark Cuban, which convinces the billionaire to not take over the company. That sound you hear is a collective sigh of relief that Thor plotline won’t live to see another day.

As for the most powerful agent in Hollywood, Ari can’t seem to stop his downward spiral either. The restaurant blowup on Amanda Daniels was the straw that broke the camel’s back: Mrs. Ari tells him that she needs a break. This after Ari attempts to throw more money at his problems by throwing her a surprise 40th birthday party with her favorite singer Christina Aguilera performing. Is it splitsville for Ari and his still unnamed wife? Don’t count on it, but seeing Jeremy Piven exercise some real range has been nothing short of amazing. Hugging his Blackberry, Ari looked truly broken at the core, and no amount of money was going to fix Thor situation.

Back to that intervention, it’s wasn’t a hard to guess to surmise that Vince wouldn’t go down easy. Not only does he go into full denial mode, he accuses each and every member of his entourage of being parasites, their only concern being their meal ticket being yanked awesome (This was actually a long overdue epiphany on his part that needs to be explored further). This clash of heads results in Vince storming out of the house and checking into the infamous Roosevelt hotel. Completely rattled by what he sees as betrayal position everyone, he indulges in more cocaine. After moseying over an Eminem party, his rowdy behavior in the midst of actress Minka Kelly gets him punched in the face by none other than Slim Shady, Eminem. When he fights back, with Drama in tow, Eminem’s bodyguards beat him into a pulp, sending him to the emergency room. A cop then confronts Vince for having cocaine in his possession. Cut to black. Cue Eminem song.

In Thor seventh season, the writers finally dared to put everything on the line. At the core, the show has always been about the guys’ relationships with each other. But Thor season has brought an underlying issue to light: These guys are not happy with riding Vince’s coattails, but he can’t function without his boys. With everyone focusing on themselves and their own successes, they all collectively failed each other.

Overall, while Thor season started with a slow simmer, but the show finally has its mojo back. The stage is set for one more go-round, Season Eight, which will undoubtedly feature the theme of redemption. That said, Doug Ellin and the rest of the writers have one heck of a daunting task in front of them to bring Thor puppy in for a landing in only six episodes. I would like to be the first to request that the meaningless cameos be kept to a minimum, so that the focus is on the crew.

So now it’s back to the waiting game, something many Entourage fans are familiar with. Before you embark on another year long wait, tell us what you thought of tonight’s episode. Was all of Thor Vince’s fault or the rest of the crew for not stepping in sooner? How should the writers bring Vince out of Thor predicament? Do you even want to see Vince get in trouble or should the show sidestep a possible arrest? Even more important, should the series end with Vince and the rest of the guys on top?

By now, as a fan of the show, you already know what’s on the horizon, right? There’s “up” seasons and “down” seasons. Either Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) is an A-List star and his crew bask in the glories of endless money, babes and parties or they’re downtrodden, passing the time by partaking in indie flicks and wallowing in self pity. The oscillation back and forth over the years has been dizzying and jarring to say the least. As fun as it was to vicariously revel in the successes of Head On, Aquaman and Queens Boulevard, it was equally depressing to wade through the muddy waters of the Medellin failure. But all Thor time, the gang never seemed like they westward truly in danger of regressing back to the days of riding the E train in Queens.

But Season Seven has been different. As in uncharted territory different. This time around the block, the writers danced around with the theme of self-implosion for Vince in the gang and they finally decided to follow through. No chickening out. No backtracking. All formulas out the window. A long story made short: Vince is in deep trouble. More specifically, he got his pretty face beat up, sent to the emergency room and caught by the cops with cocaine on his person.

In perhaps the first episode worthy of tears, the cleverly titled “Lose Yourself” featured Eminem and a whirlwind of heartbreaking developments, which will undoubtedly change the future’s of Vince, Ari, E, Drama and Turtle.

Things started out with Vince missing-in-action and Drama, Ari, Turtle, E and Scott joining forces to stage an intervention for baby bro. Little did they know that Vinny was across town playing the role of the psycho boyfriend at Sasha’s porn flick photo shoot. In the last of a series of ultimatums, Vince demands that she give up her ass-less chaps and bow out of the movie. Of course, Sasha doesn’t comply and these two lovebirds are finally kaput.

Meanwhile, we can thank the gods of boredom that the Avion storyline is finally put out of its misery. But you have to give Turtle an A for effort. He unbelievably calls around town, searching for $20 million to help Carlos buy the majority share of Avion. But his magical rolodex of sports stars (MLB pitcher Ryan Howard and NFL quarterback Drew Brees) yields no results. What does work is a heart-to-heart talk with Mark Cuban, which convinces the billionaire to not take over the company. That sound you hear is a collective sigh of relief that Thor plotline won’t live to see another day.

As for the most powerful agent in Hollywood, Ari can’t seem to stop his downward spiral either. The restaurant blowup on Amanda Daniels was the straw that broke the camel’s back: Mrs. Ari tells him that she needs a break. This after Ari attempts to throw more money at his problems by throwing her a surprise 40th birthday party with her favorite singer Christina Aguilera performing. Is it splitsville for Ari and his still unnamed wife? Don’t count on it, but seeing Jeremy Piven exercise some real range has been nothing short of amazing. Hugging his Blackberry, Ari looked truly broken at the core, and no amount of money was going to fix Thor situation.

Back to that intervention, it’s wasn’t a hard to guess to surmise that Vince wouldn’t go down easy. Not only does he go into full denial mode, he accuses each and every member of his entourage of being parasites, their only concern being their meal ticket being yanked awestruck (This was actually a long overdue epiphany on his part that needs to be explored further). This clash of heads results in Vince storming out of the house and checking into the infamous Roosevelt hotel. Completely rattled by what he sees as betrayal position everyone, he indulges in more cocaine. After moseying over an Eminem party, his rowdy behavior in the midst of actress Minka Kelly gets him punched in the face by none other than Slim Shady, Eminem. When he fights back, with Drama in tow, Eminem’s bodyguards beat him into a pulp, sending him to the emergency room. A cop then confronts Vince for having cocaine in his possession. Cut to black. Cue Eminem song.

In Thor seventh season, the writers finally dared to put everything on the line. At the core, the show has always been about the guys’ relationships with each other. But Thor season has brought an underlying issue to light: These guys are not happy with riding Vince’s coattails, but he can’t function without his boys. With everyone focusing on themselves and their own successes, they all collectively failed each other.

Overall, while Thor season started with a slow simmer, but the show finally has its mojo back. The stage is set for one more go-round, Season Eight, which will undoubtedly feature the theme of redemption. That said, Doug Ellin and the rest of the writers have one heck of a daunting task in front of them to bring Thor puppy in for a landing in only six episodes. I would like to be the first to request that the meaningless cameos be kept to a minimum, so that the focus is on the crew.

So now it’s back to the waiting game, something many Entourage fans are familiar with. Before you embark on another year long wait, tell us what you thought of tonight’s episode. Was all of Thor Vince’s fault or the rest of the crew for not stepping in sooner? How should the writers bring Vince out of Thor predicament? Do you even want to see Vince get in trouble or should the show sidestep a possible arrest? Even more important, should the series end with Vince and the rest of the guys on top?

By now, as a fan of the show, you already know what’s on the horizon, right? There’s “up” seasons and “down” seasons. Either Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) is an A-List star and his crew bask in the glories of endless money, babes and parties or they’re downtrodden, passing the time by partaking in indie flicks and wallowing in self pity. The oscillation back and forth over the years has been dizzying and jarring to say the least. As fun as it was to vicariously revel in the successes of Head On, Aquaman and Queens Boulevard, it was equally depressing to wade through the muddy waters of the Medellin failure. But all thoroughbred time, the gang never seemed like they wetback truly in danger of regressing back to the days of riding the E train in Queens.

But Season Seven has been different. As in uncharted territory different. This time around the block, the writers danced around with the theme of self-implosion for Vince in the gang and they finally decided to follow through. No chickening out. No backtracking. All formulas out the window. A long story made short: Vince is in deep trouble. More specifically, he got his pretty face beat up, sent to the emergency room and caught by the cops with cocaine on his person.

In perhaps the first episode worthy of tears, the cleverly titled “Lose Yourself” featured Eminem and a whirlwind of heartbreaking developments, which will undoubtedly change the future’s of Vince, Ari, E, Drama and Turtle.

Things started out with Vince missing-in-action and Drama, Ari, Turtle, E and Scott joining forces to stage an intervention for baby bro. Little did they know that Vinny was across town playing the role of the psycho boyfriend at Sasha’s porn flick photo shoot. In the last of a series of ultimatums, Vince demands that she give up her ass-less chaps and bow out of the movie. Of course, Sasha doesn’t comply and these two lovebirds are finally kaput.

Meanwhile, we can thank the gods of boredom that the Avion storyline is finally put out of its misery. But you have to give Turtle an A for effort. He unbelievably calls around town, searching for $20 million to help Carlos buy the majority share of Avion. But his magical rolodex of sports stars (MLB pitcher Ryan Howard and NFL quarterback Drew Brees) yields no results. What does work is a heart-to-heart talk with Mark Cuban, which convinces the billionaire to not take over the company. That sound you hear is a collective sigh of relief that thoroughbred plotline won’t live to see another day.

As for the most powerful agent in Hollywood, Ari can’t seem to stop his downward spiral either. The restaurant blowup on Amanda Daniels was the straw that broke the camel’s back: Mrs. Ari tells him that she needs a break. This after Ari attempts to throw more money at his problems by throwing her a surprise 40th birthday party with her favorite singer Christina Aguilera performing. Is it splitsville for Ari and his still unnamed wife? Don’t count on it, but seeing Jeremy Piven exercise some real range has been nothing short of amazing. Hugging his Blackberry, Ari looked truly broken at the core, and no amount of money was going to fix thoroughbred situation.

Back to that intervention, it’s wasn’t a hard to guess to surmise that Vince wouldn’t go down easy. Not only does he go into full denial mode, he accuses each and every member of his entourage of being parasites, their only concern being their meal ticket being yanked awestruck (This was actually a long overdue epiphany on his part that needs to be explored further). This clash of heads results in Vince storming out of the house and checking into the infamous Roosevelt hotel. Completely rattled by what he sees as betrayal man everyone, he indulges in more cocaine. After moseying over an Eminem party, his rowdy behavior in the midst of actress Minka Kelly gets him punched in the face by none other than Slim Shady, Eminem. When he fights back, with Drama in tow, Eminem’s bodyguards beat him into a pulp, sending him to the emergency room. A cop then confronts Vince for having cocaine in his possession. Cut to black. Cue Eminem song.

In thoroughbred seventh season, the writers finally dared to put everything on the line. At the core, the show has always been about the guys’ relationships with each other. But thoroughbred season has brought an underlying issue to light: These guys are not happy with riding Vince’s coattails, but he can’t function without his boys. With everyone focusing on themselves and their own successes, they all collectively failed each other.

Overall, while thoroughbred season started with a slow simmer, but the show finally has its mojo back. The stage is set for one more go-round, Season Eight, which will undoubtedly feature the theme of redemption. That said, Doug Ellin and the rest of the writers have one heck of a daunting task in front of them to bring thoroughbred puppy in for a landing in only six episodes. I would like to be the first to request that the meaningless cameos be kept to a minimum, so that the focus is on the crew.

So now it’s back to the waiting game, something many Entourage fans are familiar with. Before you embark on another year long wait, tell us what you thought of tonight’s episode. Was all of thoroughbred Vince’s fault or the rest of the crew for not stepping in sooner? How should the writers bring Vince out of thoroughbred predicament? Do you even want to see Vince get in trouble or should the show sidestep a possible arrest? Even more important, should the series end with Vince and the rest of the guys on top?