Seth Green Day – S5E10
Charlie gets his pilot script picked up, but when the studio wants to cast Seth Green — Eric’s nemesis — Eric must cast aside his personal feelings.
Vince is upset that Verner, the director of Smokejumpers, continues to drag his character down, but Verner thinks Vince is the one with the problem. Ari and Lloyd give Ari’s old friend and mentor Andrew Klein (Gary Cole) a Hollywood makeover so he can impress agency co-owner Babs (Beverly D’Angelo), but when she is disrespectful, Ari has had enough.
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Thoughts on the Anna Faris Car Crash Episode and Mandy Moore Episodes
Was this episode suppose to be commenting that females don’t usually give guys their right numbers, how car crash’s creates problems, that when when some celeb is tracked down to their houses by people they had a problem with there is a fast conclusion that the person is a nut, or all the above.
In regards to the whole Mandy Moore problem with Vince harassing I think that was done to make Vince a realistic guy. Mainly I think that almost all guys are bound to have one girl that they are without a doubt in love with, and make regretable bad decisions.
I’m rewatching Season 5 and they’re mentioning in Ep.11 that Ed Norton is the lead in Smokejumpers but I do not remember in any of the previous episodes that Ed Norton got the lead role. I remember there was the bidding war and his company pulled out but I don’t remember hearing anything about him in the show after that!
In the end of episode 4, Amanada calls Eric and tells him that Ed Norton is back in and he’s bringing a studio with him which was Warner Bros. and then they had the two episode arc about Allen Grey and getting Vince the second lead. Allen Grey dies and they get Dana Gordon to run the studio with Vinny attached as the second lead with Edward Norton being the first lead.
Actually it was Vinny Chase as the thrid lead.. Ed Norton was the lead, Jason Patrick was the second lead, and Vinny third… If you watch the episode on dvd with the commentary on, it explains that Ed Norton was “out in the woods for 3 days” like the director said, which explains why he wasn’t shown.. Doug Ellin also says that Jason Patrick was “above” Vince in this film.