Entourage: Tequila Sunrise First Day First Show

LOS ANGELES (GaeaTimes.com) — Adam Davidson shakes audience with Tequila Sunrise. Entourage Season 7, Episode 4 happens to be a heady cocktail of comedy and drama. John Stamos and Drama stole all the fame on first day of Tequila Sunrise. Let’s take a short ride through the memorable events of the day.

Drama and John Stamos got engaged in a diplomatic conversation at Vince’s house this week. It was about a new TV series about two brothers working at the Maui Four Seasons. It’s a comedy, a new twist for Drama that actually made him excited about getting Stamos on board.

Drama and Vance visit Stamos at his ping pong club, to try to get things going. It’s a bet this time and if Drama wins, the two do the show. Stamos wins, but he likes Drama’s spirit and agree to work with him anyway.

There were pretty good recap sessions also, where Drama actually thought of his past activities.

Eric and Scott attended the ping pong match together. Eric’s motivation seems to be that he’s inclined to use the friendship to keep a closer eye on Scott. We got a better sense of Scott in this episode and why he resents Eric. He chides him for being best friends with Vince and for marrying the boss’s daughter. Scott feels he has the cards stacked against him but he’s still a cloying jerk. After the ping pong match Vince, Drama, John Stamos and Scott go to Las Vegas without Eric. Eric stays back due to wedding preparation duty.

“We probably won’t have any fun,” says Scott, who sheepishly grins, turns and does an almost Chaplinesque waddle out of the scene. Great moment for Scott Caan as Scott.

Turtle and Alex went down to Mexico to explore a business deal. Once there, Alex introduces him to her family friend. The friend has a gun. What’s this business about ? Tequila, it turns out. The friend wants Turtle to ask Vince to become a pitchman for the family’s Arion Tequila. Turtle balks, but there’s also the issue of the chemistry between him and Alex. The two decide to sleep on it.

On the NFL front, Ari assembles the Lords of Hollywood to tap into wallets and influence in order to bring a team to Los Angeles. He does well enough, but the absence of Lizzie Grant is apparent when he starts fielding questions about football, which he knows nothing about. Lizzie knew ball. Alas, she quit after Ari wouldn’t make her head of the TV department at the agency. She’s very upset as she leaves the company, perhaps exceedingly so. Ari denied her the promotion, but he does agree to her becoming part of the agency’s NFL pitch: A not insignificant position.

Anyway, she instantaneously vows for revenge. Ari gets a call from Andrew Klein in rehab. They have a conversation regarding Lizzie, siphoning off TMA clients at a precipitous rate. Andrew’s time on the phone is cut short because patients aren’t allowed cell phones.

That’s all from me, until next day. In the mean time if you guys out there, get to hear anything about Tequila Sunrise, don’t forget to post to me.