Back a few days later. I finished Entourage Season 6 last night and it's gooooood. I don't know yet what their plans are for next year, if it's been picked up or not, but if it isn't, they can go out with their heads high. It's the best season yet. The boys quit being boys and all of them start being men. The cameoes in the last ep are great. I'm going to wait for erika to see this season before talking about it more, so, just, good work, Entourage. You did good.

I think they got picked up for two more seasons. (And that rumor about the feature film is circulating again. But those are always out there, so...)

ETA: Java, you could talk about it if you would like...early in the season, I was on spoilers like Dana Gordon in Cancun in '92. But I think I stopped trolling about the fourth or fifth one, that I might have a few surprises left. At the rate my spec script is becoming too long, I think I'm writing Entourage: Bigger, Longer and Uncut, right now, AIFG, baby.

Because I'll lose them if I don't post them.... URLs in re Dexter finale:

Michael C. Hall addresses the finale -- [link]

Ausiello interviews Exec Producer Clyde Phillips. Part 1: [link] Part 2 Ausiello Interview: [link]

Ken Tucker on finale: [link] and [link]

Ausiello [link]

TV Guide: [link]

Popcrunch: [link]

Short interview [link]

On October 23, 2009, HBO announced that it had picked up In Treatment for a third season. Production will begin in early 2010 for a premiere later in the same year.

FANtastic!!

I have it in my queue...mostly because I heard Josh Charles is on it. But I've also been in therapy a lot. Do you think I'll like it?

The series is very good.

It is very intense, and very good. I recommend it highly. Watch it in order. But give yourself a bit of a break before you tackle season 2. Equally intense.

Haven't got to it yet, but point taken...in between seasons might be a good place to put those "Rockford Files" movies or something(What? I can't have layers?)

I loved it, but then again, that's a genre I really like. Good therapy movies: Ordinary People. Good Will Hunting. Klute. The Doctor (well, kind of). Um. There are more! Here's an interesting article. [link]

HBO has greenlit a pilot from David Milch and Michael Mann about horseracing - it's called "Luck."

Yeah, I liked them too(well, haven't seen Klute yet) but I also saw "Nuts" with Barbra Streisand, and as much as I liked some of her other work, really, nsm.