DVD Review: Entourage Season 1
Marky Mark’s HBO comedy features the life of acting celebrity Vincent Chase (Adrian Grenier) and his entourage of his brother Johnny Drama (Kevin Dillon), and two of his old buddies Eric and Turtle (Kevin Connolly and Jerry Ferrara). The first season only had 8 episodes, and while it started slowly, by the end, I was a pretty big fan… Jeremy Piven is awesome as Vince’s agent, and there’s tons of guest stars that stop by, including Gary Busey, Scarlett Johansson, Val Kilmer and Jimmy Kimmel. This show’s a fun mix of fiction and reality, and a sneak peak into the ridiculous and absurd lives of celebrities. Gary Busey is golden. Pretty good start… looking forward to season two… (7/10).

7 Comments:
It only gets better from season 1... it only gets better.
7:57 PM
thanks for recommending in the first place, dave...
7:59 AM
No problem..
I really enjoyed the stuff with Busey in the first season. When he calls Ari a 'Gut Maggot with no guts' I was rolling on the floor.
Enjoy seasons 2 & 3!
8:35 AM
knock knock
who's there
jay
jay who
jay has no life
3:14 PM
hahaha... i don't normally let anonymous comments go through, but this one made me laugh...
how is it that i have no life when you're spending time writing that??!
hahaha...
dave - Busey was freakin hilarious...
3:44 PM
5 seconds to write my knock knock joke... but dude... have you ever felt something is lacking in your life to write 1000s of words of useless drivel each week? what's missing jay? why do you feel the need to excrete all of your little thoughts?
Like our good friend Hilary Duff said "Let's go back.... back to the beginning". This should clearly be self-explanatory
4:12 PM
clearly anonymous, you are missing the point of a blog!
and frankly my life is pretty darn good, which must be pretty clear given the very little things I complain about... people who go to blogs anonymously and make comments like these... now they clearly have problems.
quoting Hilary Duff?? seriously? i have no idea where that's from, but wow "dude"... clearly a generational gap going on here...
4:21 PM
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