Entourage why final season

Vincent was searching for self-awareness. E was searching for Sloan. Drama was searching for a reason to live. Ari just wanted his family back.

Everything always works out for Vincent Chase and his gang of bros. Or if we just watched Johnny Drama destroy an entire office building while yelling humorous, yet cathartic statements.

We sort of just watched the show to grin at funny and sometimes awkward moments. It became predictable. HBO first announced that the eighth season of Entourage would also be its last season in August at the Television Critics Association conference.

Entourage to end in ; is a movie next? He added that series creator Doug Ellin "clearly wants to write [an Entourage film] but he also wants to do it so the storytelling makes sense. Clearly he's thinking about how the show will end, he's already pitched other shows to us. Since it was first announced that Entourage would end this year, Ellin has signed on for two new series with HBO — one about forty-something men headlined by frequent Entourage guest star Ed Burns and the other chronicling Mike Tyson's early years.

So much so, I felt like calling HBO and begging for more episodes. Still, my affection for the show runs deep. At one time Entourage was appointment viewing for our entire family.

We loved it and we still want to see the characters through to the end. Entourage at its best explored the wild side of the entertainment biz: womanizing, jet-setting to Cannes, pot smoking etc. The show reached its zenith when Vince starred in the Pablo Escobar biopic, Medellin, a film within a film. The ever-cheerful Vince takes it all in stride. Foreshadowing like that usually means big changes are ahead. At the conclusion of season three Weeds , the neighborhood went up in smoke, expelling the characters from the hypnotic, comfortable suburb of Agrestic.

Oh, and did I mention that shocker at the end of the third episode?