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Critic Reviews
Season 3 Review:
Almost preposterously enjoyable. [16 Jun 2006, p.67]
Apr 18, 2013
Season 1 Review:
It shows us that comedy isn't really dead, it's merely been snoozing, and this savvy shot of character-driven adrenaline serves as the wake-up call. Packed with brutal showbiz truths and snappy dialogue, the half-hour is revelatory in the clever way it spotlights the empty shell of celebrityhood and the party-hearty superficiality of those caught up in its reflected glow... And watch for this to be Piven's breakout role. His agent Ari is a creation of slimeball wonder. [16 July 2004]
Apr 18, 2013
Season 1 Review:
Funny, insightful and seemingly realistic, Entourage will appeal to fans of character drama and behind-the-scenes voyeurs. [18 July 2004, p.TV-5]
Apr 18, 2013
Season 1 Review:
Based on the real-life Hollywood adventures of Mark Wahlberg, Entourage is the almost shockingly entertaining story of an incredibly unlikely set of sitcom heroes: an up-and-coming star known for his looks more than his talent and his hanger-on friends. What could have been a recipe for disaster, or at the very least for one of those HBO shows people respect more than enjoy, is instead an unassuming treat.
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Season 3 Review:
Entourage remains supremely good-natured. [19 Jun 2006, p.37]
Apr 18, 2013
Season 1 Review:
Can be charming one moment, insufferable the next. [16 July 2004, p.C01]
Apr 18, 2013
Season 1 Review:
[Creator Doug Ellin's] real victory here is in making the series not so much a movie-biz lampoon as an exploration of friendship under an extraordinary kind of strain. What makes it more potent is that the strain hides behind such a glossy veneer: hot chicks, ready cash and glamor, even for pudgy Queens guys. [16 July 2004, p.C1]
Apr 18, 2013
Season 1 Review:
All of this starts a bit slowly. It's not certain at first how much you should and can care about any of these people. But the eight-episode series and the characters grow on you with each week, and it turns out they have more depth than they initially let on -- or even know themselves. [16 July 2004, p.47]
Apr 18, 2013Jul 29, 2011
Season 8 Review:
The series is unmatched as a portrait of the entertainment industry. [8 Aug 2011, p.39]
Jul 18, 2011
Apr 18, 2013
Season 1 Review:
The show seems sophomoric at first, but gradually graduates to an interesting look at Hollywood's fast-lane ups and downs. [18 July 2004, p.3]
Apr 18, 2013
Season 1 Review:
The scenes of the guys driving golf balls onto the roofs of Hollywood mansions or scamming stereo dealers are funny and even sweet in a post-adolescent Porky's sort of way. [18 July 2004, p.5M]
Season 5 Review:
The show's polished exterior, however, has seldom scratched the surface hard enough to find anything deeper underneath. Vince's career odyssey back from "Medellin" could provide just that--the season-long hook to make a show already on Hollywood's A-list match that with an actual A-game.
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Season 5 Review:
Everything in the season 5 premiere feels stale. [5 Sep 2008, p.70]
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