Entourage
Blue Balls Lagoon
TV Flash files “Blue Balls Lagoon” as hour 19 of 96 in the TV Flash guide — Entourage (2004–2011) on HBO, season 2, episode 11, aired 2005-08-14, 30 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S02E11: listed hour 19 of 96 in the Entourage guide, hour 11 of 14 in season 2. It aired 2005-08-14 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “The Bat Mitzvah” (S02E10). Next is “Good Morning Saigon” (S02E12).
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Turtle understandably doubts Johny Drama's hope Brooke Shields might dig him at their set while he plays her brother Little Rick. Now Mandy has dumped Chris, Vince is looking forward to her birthday party- the professionals abhor the press bringing that out, even Warner Bros fears that could make Aquaman appear a home-wrecker. Cameron offers them a private diner at his restaurant The Geisha House. Even after a good meeting with Mandy and the boys at Jerry's Deli, E advises against it, but is ignored. Sloan tells E the painting agent Ari Gold gave Vince, who was prepared to buy it as a gift for Mandy, is another fake; E questions Ari, who doesn't confess but still switches the copy with the real thing he gave his wife as anniversary present. Mandy is tickled-pink with the Nitsch.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Blue Balls Lagoon sit in the Entourage guide?
S02E11 is listed hour 19 of 96 — hour 11 of 14 in season 2, season 2 episode 11.
When did Entourage S02E11 air?
Blue Balls Lagoon aired 2005-08-14 and is listed at 30 minutes.
Is Entourage only worth it for Ari Gold?
Piven's agent is the nuclear comic engine and an Emmy magnet, but the hometown pack around Vincent Chase is the premise: loyalty under access.
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Why this series still plays
Young movie star Vincent Chase and his hometown friends navigate Hollywood power and parties. Doug Ellin's HBO comedy made Jeremy Piven's Ari Gold a nuclear comic engine — headset rage as art. Industry candy with just enough sting about friendship under fame; a 2015 movie coda.
July 18, 2004, HBO drops a sun-bleached access comedy into the Sunday ecosystem like a tile that already knows it will be clipped: young movie star Vincent Chase and his hometown friends navigating Hollywood power, parties, and loyalty. Doug Ellin's series ran eight seasons through 2011, then a 2015 feature coda. Loosely inspired by Mark Wahlberg's early career circle. Kevin Connolly, Adrian Grenier, Kevin Dillon's Drama, Jerry Ferrara's Turtle, Debi Mazar, and Jeremy Piven's Ari Gold — headset rage as art.…
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- Jerry Ferrara as Turtle
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- Jeremy Piven as Ari Gold
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