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"'''Chinatown'''" is an episode from ] of the ] ] '']''.
==Plot==

] is enticed to do a lucrative ] for an energy drink by ]. Though Vince is initially hesitant, he is reassured by Ari that the commercial will never be seen domestically, and that the production value of the commercial was extremely high; they even have the involvement of a highly-respected ] ] guru. The pay for the foreign commercial is much higher than domestic advertisements, and will allow Vincent to maintain his lifestyle, even if his pending movie deal falls through.

==Significance==
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==Trivia==
*] made a virtual cameo in this episode as an onscreen videogame character in EA's Fight Night being played in the tournament Turtle was in.

*Ari Gold states that the energy drink is "the ] of ]". On the series Red Bull has made many appearances as the drink of choice of Vincent Chase and his associates.

==Music Credits==

*"114" by ]
*"Problem" by ]
*"Smoko Loco" by ]
*"Aganju (Original)" by ]
*"Absurd" by ]
*"We Come 1" by ]
*"Right On" by ]
*"E Tan Pou Viv" by ]
*"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" by ]
*"Night Fight" by Tan Dun
*"(HOFD) Opening Title" by ]
*"Peonyhouse" by Shigeru Umebayashi

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Television episode
"Chinatown (Entourage)"

"Chinatown" is an episode from Season 2 of the dramedy television series Entourage.

Plot

Vincent Chase is enticed to do a lucrative chinese commercial for an energy drink by Ari Gold. Though Vince is initially hesitant, he is reassured by Ari that the commercial will never be seen domestically, and that the production value of the commercial was extremely high; they even have the involvement of a highly-respected Hong Kong special effects guru. The pay for the foreign commercial is much higher than domestic advertisements, and will allow Vincent to maintain his lifestyle, even if his pending movie deal falls through.

Significance

Trivia

  • Manny Pacquiao made a virtual cameo in this episode as an onscreen videogame character in EA's Fight Night being played in the tournament Turtle was in.
  • Ari Gold states that the energy drink is "the Red Bull of China". On the series Red Bull has made many appearances as the drink of choice of Vincent Chase and his associates.

Music Credits


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