You know, I kind of love the Sacrimonis.

That wedding brought up all my Dad Issues. (And I don't even want a big hokey wedding like that...would probably hate it, actually.) But Allegra is like...far from beautiful, and yet when Johnny Sack gave her away, he looked at her like she was his precious jewel. I never got that from my father, and probably never will, whether there is ever a wedding or not. And I know it sounds crazy, like "Why don't I have a dad like the crime boss?"

I know Johnny Sack is in no way a fine upstanding citizen, but he loves his wife and seems to have raised nice kids - it's touching. The wedding really showed that, and Ginny's stash of junk food when she was supposedly dieting. He makes an interesting contrast to Tony's mess of relatives.

From this week's ep: loooooved Syl's scene in the restaurant. And pretty much everything having to do with Chris's movie.

Finally got to see the new Entourages, and it's looking good this season. Ari worried about the status of his soul, who knew?

oops!

Entourage: I love the way Ari kept this, like, look of grim determination on his face, marching through the gay club. And the fact that *this* is what he sold his soul on! I love that he actually does care about Lloyd, and I fully expect Ari to turn around and make Llyod his, like, VP one day to really stick it to his employees. And Lloyd, I think, realizes he's training at the feet of the master.

I love Ari SO MUCH. Piven was born to play him. "we at Miller-Gold may be whores, but we're not pimps."

From this week's ep: loooooved Syl's scene in the restaurant.

Oh, yes! This was one of the most beautiful scenes I've ever seen.

I love Ari SO MUCH. Piven was born to play him. "we at Miller-Gold may be whores, but we're not pimps."

Ari and Lloyd were the only things I loved about this episode. I'm tired of Drama & Turtle's endless quest to get laid. There's a reason those guys are single.

And what kind of doofus tosses ONE steak to TWO dogs and doesn't expect a dogfight?

yeah...i could care less about Drama and Turtle and they need to give Eric and Vince something to do too.

Ari is the only thing i'm really interested in at this point. the face off between he and Carla Gugino's character last week was hilarious. "you want me to walk you to your car, Ari? i hear it's not safe in this part of town for bitches." ha!

That was priceless, tiggy!

As was Lloyd's face-slap last night.

I definitely want more out of Vince.

With full acknowledgement that I look through slash goggles, good *god* could E and Vince be more connected at the hip? Eric's like, "he gets separation anxiety" with no sense of irony about himself, and as it's not unusual anyway. Oh, boys. You are so co-dependent it hurts.