Last week, Vince helped out his buddies Turtle and Johnny Drama. That left only this week's series finale of 'Entourage' (Sun., 10:30PM ET on HBO) to help Eric and Ari. Could he throw money at their women problems and make them better? And what about his own lady situation?

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Well, somehow, Vince convinced the reluctant Sophie to marry him. We're talking drop everything and marry him immediately, after a 24-hour date. What was the time gap between last week's episode and this week? It didn't seem to be much, so how on earth did he do that?

She fought tooth and nail against even going on a date with him and now she was ready to marry him just like that? Okay, it was a big ring, but come on?

With the series run of 'Entourage' (Sun., 10:30PM ET on HBO) drawing to a close next week, it's time to drop some surprising bombshells on the cast. The show delivered in this department with two rather huge surprises in store for them and us.

First up, who would have thought that Turtle would become a self-made millionaire? Sure, a little last minute investment from Vince helped make it happen, but kudos to him for sticking to his entrepreneurial passions until they finally paid off.

It was the end of the road for Turtle's big tequila adventure on 'Entourage' (Sun., 10PM ET on HBO).

Having been fired by Carlos (who also told him that girlfriend Alex was no longer interested), Turtle decided to take his money out of Avion tequila and use the money to open up an LA outpost of Don Peppe restaurant.

So he called up -- who else? -- Mark Cuban to tell him the news. Cuban joked that "It would really hurt to lose you Turtle. You've been a tremendous asset to this company," before getting serious and hinting that by selling out now Turtle could lose a lot of money.

"I like you," Cuban said. "I'd hate for you to miss out if I take this thing public."

An angry Ari can be a very dangerous thing on 'Entourage' (Sun., 10:30PM ET on HBO). Just ask the poor waiter who got in his crosshairs for ... well, for doing nothing as it turns out. Ari only thought he was the mystery guy his wife is dating. For that, Ari ruined his 'Mad Men' audition.

Later, he found out the reason she was going to that restaurant -- one that he loves -- is because she's dating it's owner, one Bobby Flay. Small consolation for the waiter, but Ari's got bigger fish to fry now.

On the one hand, it's great that he doesn't have to be humiliated because she's dating someone as lowly as a waiter, but on the other hand it's his duty (for some reason) to despise whomever she dates. And because he cannot calm down and be mature about it, he instead informs his staff that as Bobby Flay is now his enemy number one, he must also be their enemy number one.

It's a new season, and the last season of 'Entourage' (Sun., 10:30PM ET on HBO). Vince is coming home from rehab, so why not usher in the new season with a clean house. And by clean, we mean clean of any and all drugs.

This includes Advil, according to Johnny Drama. While Turtle was doing a terrible job sweeping the house for weed and cocaine, Johnny has been painstakingly replacing all of Vince's alcohol with non-alcoholic substitutes. Yes, he's that committed to Vince's sobriety.

Now that Vince is out of rehab, what should his next project be? How about writing and directing a schmaltzy feel-good movie based on the trapped Chilean miners? Sounds like career suicide, right? Now, who wants to tell Vince that? And don't think you'll be able to soften the blow with some booze, either. Johnny Drama made sure of that.