New York (Entourage)
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| “New York” | |
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| Entourage episode | |
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| Episode no. | Season 1 Episode 8 |
| Guest stars | Larry David Scarlett Johansson Samaire Armstrong |
| Written by | Doug Ellin Larry Charles |
| Directed by | Jullian Farino |
| Production no. | 108 |
| Original airdate | September 12, 2004 |
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| "The Scene" | "The Boys Are Back in Town" |
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"New York" is the Season 1 finale episode from Season 1 of the dramedy television series Entourage.
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
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[edit] Plot
Eric's frustrations with his role as pseudo-manager continue to grow as he finds himself over-worked and under-respected. Meanwhile, Vince is getting ready to leave for New York, but will Eric continue to work with him without the title of "manager"?
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[edit] Significance
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[edit] Quotes
- Ari: You deal with talent the same way that you deal with women. You have to make them believe that they need you more then you need them.
- Eric: He doesn't need me that much.
- Ari: Of course he doesn't need you. You're fucking worthless. I could get a million morons to come in here and do the job. That's not the point.
- Eric: Then what is the point, Ari?
- Ari: The point is that he is an insecure fuck, like all beautiful-but-handed-everything-on-a-silver-platter people. He doesn't trust anyone in this world but you. You've been born into royalty baby. You know it. Now you just gotta be thankful, and wear the crown.
- Ari: From now on ask my permission before you bang one of my assistants.
- Eric: How'd you know that?
- Ari: 'Cause I know all. And I could have told you that this would end badly. Now I gotta go fire her so you don't feel weird.
- Eric: No. Don't fire her.
- Ari: All right. Well, I'll just sexually harass her until she quits.
