Comments on: Entourage Season 4 Premier http://www.thetvshowblog.com/2007/06/18/entourage-season-4-premier/ Wed, 07 Jan 2009 01:21:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Melissa http://www.thetvshowblog.com/2007/06/18/entourage-season-4-premier/#comment-486 Melissa Thu, 21 Jun 2007 17:18:56 +0000 http://thetvshowblog.com/?p=104#comment-486 Even though I know things won't change, and the boys will be living it up again, this first episode gave the feeling that Vinnie's entire career depends on whether this movie succeeds or fails. With regard to Mark Wahlberg, I know that the show is "loosely" based on his life and his friends he brought along with him to Lala Land. I remember seeing a segment on Dateline (or a similar show) with Wahlberg and his real life entourage. Never checked out any of the Facebook groups ... maybe I should head over there now. Cheers! Even though I know things won’t change, and the boys will be living it up again, this first episode gave the feeling that Vinnie’s entire career depends on whether this movie succeeds or fails.

With regard to Mark Wahlberg, I know that the show is “loosely” based on his life and his friends he brought along with him to Lala Land. I remember seeing a segment on Dateline (or a similar show) with Wahlberg and his real life entourage.

Never checked out any of the Facebook groups … maybe I should head over there now.

Cheers!

]]> By: GODFATHER http://www.thetvshowblog.com/2007/06/18/entourage-season-4-premier/#comment-485 GODFATHER Tue, 19 Jun 2007 02:27:24 +0000 http://thetvshowblog.com/?p=104#comment-485 This show is awesome, and unlike Melissa, I wasn't left feeling that nothing will ever be the same again. It has to keep the same basic concept, wit, and premise to keep its audience base, so I don't expect much change. It'll go up and down and up and down again. The boys will be back into a big, expansive home, with parties and chicks galore. But it might take a couple episodes to make us sweat it out. To ask a question: How much of this storyline is based on Mark Whalburg's real life situation? I know in the pilot episode the two groups walk past each other, and MW is Ex. Prod of the show. Oh, and one more thing: are you on the Facebook groups for this show? I'm on a couple, but rarely get to visit. This show is awesome, and unlike Melissa, I wasn’t left feeling that nothing will ever be the same again. It has to keep the same basic concept, wit, and premise to keep its audience base, so I don’t expect much change. It’ll go up and down and up and down again. The boys will be back into a big, expansive home, with parties and chicks galore. But it might take a couple episodes to make us sweat it out.

To ask a question: How much of this storyline is based on Mark Whalburg’s real life situation? I know in the pilot episode the two groups walk past each other, and MW is Ex. Prod of the show.

Oh, and one more thing: are you on the Facebook groups for this show? I’m on a couple, but rarely get to visit.

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