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Entourage Season 3 Episode 4

Guys and Doll

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AIRED: 7/2/06

Dom, who has now become a part of Vince's posse, ends up telling Vince a story that helps him get his dream role in the film, Medellin.

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6.2

By cavanagh15, Aug 08, 2007

Worst. Idea. For. A. Mini. Story. Arch. Ever. Added a character like Dom to a comedy show is one of the worst ideas anyone could ever think of and I really raise an eyebrow at the writer that decided to have that guy take up almost a full hour of season 3. Four episodes into season 3 you have 2 perfect episodes and 2 of the worst rated episodes of the entire series. Dom isnt funny and his being on the show brought it down...and it didnt take much. The fact that he stole the Shrek wasnt all that shocking and the best part of the epsiode is when he left. The only bg thing of note in this episode is the possible schedule conflict between Aquaman 2 and vinces other movie he would like to do. Next week looks like we get things back on track, but this epsiode was just terrible.moreless
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"Guys and Doll" was a great way to wrap up the Dom situation. It was apparant that he didn't "fit" in the gang and he had to go.

8.9

By cpoore1, Aug 18, 2006

This episode was great to watch for real fans because Medillion made it's way back on the scene. After a great scene of Ari speaking to the gang, and Dom, in which he pulls down a wall hanging mirror and pours a very large amount of cocaine (powdered cream) onto the mirror and announces that Vince is going to go after the coke capitol of the World with Medillion. In order to land the gig, they must go to the director's house and "charm the pants off him". Rob Rubenstein ended up loving Vince, partially because of a story told by Dom that epitimizes who Vince is. The night seemed to go off without a hitch until Rob's prized first Shrek doll comes up missing the next morning. All fingers point toward Dom.

Although Vince believed Dom wouldn't steal the doll; Eric, Turtle, Drama, and Ari set out to find evidence agaisnt Dom. They all come up empty handed, until Vince catches Dom's "tell" of scratching his neck, and coaxes Dom into confessing. The guys cleverly get the doll back to Rubenstein without incriminating anyone. Medillion sounds to be all good now...right?moreless
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Dom proofs them right

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By JainaSky, Jul 07, 2006

I like the look of Vince´s face when he realizes that E, Drama and Turtle were right about Dom. It hurts him that his friend doesn´t seem to find the right way in life but he doesn´t want to be living with a \"friend\" who lied to him, so it´s back to the fab 4! Vince is definately less \"hollywood\" than Drama and Turtle!!!
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A big improvement over last week's episode

8.7

By fbiluch, Jul 05, 2006

This episode begins with Vinnie being offered the movie of his dreams, one that he wanted since last season. Mettaeyan (spelling?)-The Pablo Escavar story. He meets with the mastermind of the project at a party and talks business. Everything seems to be going great and an offer is expected in the morning. But, the director's beloved Shrek doll is stolen and the primary suspect is of course Dom. As Ari said, there were 300 people at the party. 299 of them did not serve time.

E is convinced that Dom has indeed stolen the doll and Drama and Turtle search the house for it. Later, Ari and E try to bluff Dom with a security tape which is actually a tape from Ari's daughter's Batmitzpha from last season (hilarious). Dom still denies it, but Vince sees he touched the back of his neck, his tell tale sign of lying. Dom confesses, turtle throws the doll over the fence of the directors house and all is good once again.

This episode does indeed spell the end for Dom, as nobody can trust him anymore. This episode was much more funny and better written than last weeks with a better storyline.moreless
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Dom might have subtaged Vince's chance of getting the movie role of his dreams.

8.5

By tvlover89, Jul 04, 2006

This episode wasn't great but it wasn't bad, it was just an average episode.

Its monday and Everyone whose everyone in hollywood wants Vince Chase. His getting offers through the roof, offers that are willing to pay 9 million. But Ari want sattle, he wants Vince to "work for what he wants" and thats the movie the Medillon, a movie Vince had his eyes on for quite a while {since season 2} and now he has a chance. All he has to do is go to a party at the producers house and charm him. The only problem is...DOM. Dom's cool doing the party matter of fact he even ends up telling the producer a story about vince that makes him look good to the producer but the next day the producer realizes his house has been robbed and all fingers point right at dom. No one believes dom except for Vince. In the end result Ari and Eric use a tape to scare Dom with telling him its the secruty footage from the other night. Dom doesn't admit it but Vince knows he did it because of his poker face. Vince is angry and they all gives Dom some money and tells him to get lost.

A great way to end the storyline with Dom, though I felt that the writers could've gone a lil bigger with DOM's character, you know stealing a stupid doll, thats weak, they could've had him do something ten times worse.

all in all the episode was good, one thumb upmoreless
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Adrian Grenier	Vincent Chase
Jerry Ferrara	Turtle
Kevin Connolly	Eric
Kevin Dillon	Johnny "Drama" Chase
Jeremy Piven	Ari Gold

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Domenick Lombardozzi	Dom	Guest Star
Travis Huff	Party Goer	Guest Star
Allie McCulloch	Model	Guest Star
Rex Lee	Lloyd	Recurring Role
Perrey Reeves	Mrs. Ari Gold	Recurring Role

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QUOTES (7)
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- Turtle: What'd they take?
  Eric: The original Shrek doll.
  Drama: Well, they can rule out Turtle. He'd only take a doll he could fuck.
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- Drama: (sniffing a glass of wine) I get toffee,... mocha... and a hint of terra firma.
  Eric: Terra firma is dirt, Drama.
  Drama: Yeah, well, wine comes from dirt, E.
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- Ari: Come on, Vinnie, you're making bank. You can't get your boy a whole shirt.
  Dom: You talking to me, jerk off?
  Ari: Take it easy, Dom. I just don't want you to excite my man here. He's into bad boys, aren't you Lloyd.
  Lloyd: Not.
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- Ari: Vinnie better be sitting in prison with a DUI or something, is he?
  Eric: No.
  Ari: Then what the fuck do you want, cunt muscle?
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- Eric: (Waking up at six a.m. to call Ari) Enjoy this, motherfucker.
  Mrs. Ari Gold: Who died?
  Ari: No one yet. (Gets phone) What?
  Eric: Looks like I woke you this time, huh, Ari?
  Ari: No, but you did wake my wife and kids, dickhead!
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- Ari: C'mon Phil! We'll make a little Pablo Escobar doll and put it in Shrek's place.
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- Ari: What the f*ck do you want c*nt-muscle?
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- In Latinamerica, this episode aired on November 8, 2007, on HBO OLE.
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- Music Credits
  
  "Lester Hayes" by Lateef & The Chief
  "Cobrastyle" by Teddybears
  "Put Them in Their Place" by Mobb Deep
  "VIP" by Gambizi
  "Lost Due to Incompetence" by Skeewiff
  "Hip Hop" by Dead Prez
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- Location Credits
  
  Dom talks to Vince about his project and gets fitted for a suit
  Ermenegildo Zegna
  301 N. Rodeo Drive
  Beverly Hills, CA 90210
  
  Eric and Vince pressure Dom about the missing doll.
  Jack N' Jill's
  342 N. Beverly Drive
  Beverly Hills, CA 90210
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- Paul Haggis, Darren Aronofsky, and David O Russell are all real directors. However the "animation king" Phil Rubenstein and producer of Medellin is fictional, played by Bruno Kirby.
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- Medellin: The Pablo Escobar story.
  
  Pablo Escobar (1949-1993) was a famous and brutal Colombian drug lord. Medellín is a city in Colombia.
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- Phil Rubenstein mentions a childhood friend from Great Neck
  
  Great Neck is village in New York state, on the north shore of Long Island. The term in this context is usually referring to the entire penisula on the north shore.
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- Malkovich in Rounders
  
  The poker movie Rounders featured John Malkovich playing the role of Teddy KGB. In the climax of the film, Mike McDermott, played by Matt Damon, notices Teddy has a 'tell' involving his tray of Oreo cookies he always keeps at the poker table during a game.
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- The episode title is a play on the 1950 musical Guys and Dolls.
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