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Chaykin as Harvey Weingard

Posted by Jeffrey Wells on July 13, 2007 at 05:03 PM

The hilarious final scene from "Sorry, Harvey," the Entourage episode (#46) that aired a few days ago. Maury Chaykin's "Harvey Weingard" character (based on the old Harvey of the mid to late '90s) first appeared in an '05 episode called "The Sundance Kids." The next Entourage episode (#47) wil focus on the posse's visit to the Cannes Film Festival.

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absolutely, positively LOVE this show

Posted by: actionman at July 13, 2007 05:25 PM

Excellent epsiode

Posted by: Mike Binder at July 13, 2007 05:42 PM

This was a great episode, but I feel like season four has been a considerable step down for the series. Feels a bit unfocused. But it's still scarily close to the mark.

Posted by: Kristopher Tapley at July 13, 2007 05:50 PM

almost as self-indulgent as the book "The Sundance Kids"...almost...

Posted by: malibugigolo at July 13, 2007 07:32 PM

that being said nice seeing Maury Chaykin get work, he is a GREAT actor so the other two shrubs better run off like little fancy boys Costner did after his seen with him in Dances with Redskins.

Posted by: malibugigolo at July 13, 2007 07:41 PM

That guy's still a little thin for the part.

Posted by: D.Z. at July 13, 2007 08:35 PM

DZ=scuzzbucket

Posted by: malibugigolo at July 13, 2007 09:51 PM

I was more impressed by the waiter character in the scene than the Harvey one. 100 times out of a 100, this gag plays out with the waitress or waiter fumbling for words and getting flustered by the overbearing a'hole, but the guy stood his ground fearlessly.

Chaykin needed better lines for his part to stand out. It's nice to see him not dead though.

Posted by: Hallick at July 13, 2007 09:59 PM

Why couldn't Weinstein play the part himself? It's not like he couldn't use the work.

I've been loving this season by the way. It's not as funny, but then this show has never really been that funny Ha Ha on a consistent basis. It's more of an amused grin good time. The oil isn't splattering everyone in sight by any means, but it's consistent.

Posted by: BurmaShave at July 13, 2007 10:04 PM

"That guy's still a little thin for the part."

The last time I saw Harvey he had slimmed down considerably -- leave the cheap fat insults to Wells.

Posted by: Ogami Itto at July 13, 2007 10:55 PM

Hallick=asshole

Posted by: malibugigolo at July 13, 2007 11:27 PM

This episode was good. It is a sign that hopefully this show is getting it's shit back together, although it's really seemed to be focusing on dick jokes lately. It's been really bad this season though, and hasn't really been right since the great episode where the boys get stuck in the valley.

But really, last weeks episode, the one with the rimjobbing, was fucking terrible. Easily the worst episode of the series.

Posted by: GlassFamily at July 14, 2007 01:11 AM

malibugigolo= waiter

Posted by: BurmaShave at July 14, 2007 01:31 AM

So, is malibugigolo going to troll after DZ for months, begging for a reaction, like a six year-old in the backseat with his sister on a long car-trip?

Posted by: Wiggumx at July 14, 2007 02:08 AM

I'm not liking this season at all. Boring, really. It's the same episode over and over again.

A Story: Vince and E. have a disagreement about what Ari/Shauna/Billy/Amanda is trying to get them to agree to/do. By the end of the episode, Vince's luck gets them out of the situation, or E.'s scrappiness does. OR, Vince's bad luck sets them back, or E.'s scrappiness is no match for whatever they're dealing with.

B Story: Turtle and Drama try to get laid. Ending: It happens or it doesn't happen with full-on, Three's Company-like hijinks.

I'd rather have my ass waxed.

Posted by: FunBobby at July 14, 2007 08:00 AM

Forgot the Runner:

Ari throws stuff and swears. Lloyd tries to calm him down/help him out. Mrs. Ari looks hotter than hell, and the audience can't figure out why she's still married to such a douchebag.

Posted by: FunBobby at July 14, 2007 08:04 AM

I'd rather watch "Ghost and Mrs. Muir" reruns.

Posted by: George Prager at July 14, 2007 11:09 AM

"Hallick=asshole"

I've been damned with faint scorn. Oh alas.

Posted by: Hallick at July 14, 2007 06:41 PM

Or alack.

Posted by: Hallick at July 14, 2007 06:42 PM

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