Now that the writers at Entourage have wrapped up season 3.5 in rousing fashion, it is seemingly time to turn our attention to the grandiose affair which will be the season 4 premier. And lucky for you, I have it in good confidence that this show will be quite different...
An insider source, which only the likes of The Ocho has access to, has informed me that the season for premier, entitled "Welcome to the Jungle," is going to be shot much differently; unlike any episode we have seen thus far in the series run. While tips like this are always lacking some degree of certainty, I believe we can look forward to this episode's format being shot in documentary form, fully equipped with commentary from Ari, to boot.
As is normally the case on Entourage, the newest projects are shot during the downtime between seasons. Here, however, it seems as though the writers are going to give Entourage faithfuls an opportunity to take a peek at the going-ons of the shooting of Medellin. Shot in documentary form, the show will depict some of the commotion and theatre that takes place during production, as well as some of the guy's behind the scene's shenanigans. Needless to say, I believe this premier episode a week from this Sunday should proffer a few new angles to the show, while maintaining the classic Entourage appeal we all love.
Until next time, best wishes from...
The Ocho.
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Doug Ellin - who is the creator and an executive producer for the HBO hit show Entourage, will appear on the Alan Levy Show Wednesday at 10 a.m. ET. He will talk about the upcoming third season.
The Alan Levy Show is broadcast on Blog Talk Radio (www.blogtalkradio.com) and can be accessed at www.blogtalkradio.com/alanlevy.
Entourage, which also features Mark Wahlberg and Stephen Levinson as executive producers, is loosely based on the shared Hollywood experiences of Ellin, Wahlberg and Levinson.
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