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That old adage is true: All good things must come to an end. This Sunday, it’s the beginning of the end of Entourage. Don’t cry yet, because you still have eight episodes with your favorite guys: Vinny, E, Drama, Turtle, and of course, Ari. Is he going to be able to do something to save his marriage, or has he screwed it up for good?
With Vinny back from rehab, E dealing with another break-up with Sloan, Drama working on his own animated series, and Turtle tapping into his entrepreneurial spirit, this season is ripe for some high-stakes Hollywood drama. These four guys from Queens have already been through a lot, relying on their unique friendship to get them through it all, but will that be enough for the challenges they face in this eighth and final season? Living for big dreams, beautiful women, and good times, it might be time for these boys to grow up.
Don’t miss the premiere of the final season of Entourage this Sunday at 10:30pm only on HBO.
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