Overview: The boys are back! The sixth season of the Emmy®, Golden Globe® and Peabody award-winning hit comedy series Entourage® returns to store shelves on June 22, 2010 from HBO Home Entertainment®!

DVD Verdict: Don't get me wrong, I'm a HUGE fan of 'Entourage' and have watched every season multiple times, however this season just seemed like it had no direction. Vincent Chase was on vacation the whole time with nothing really to do. E goes gaga over a girl who is, well to be nice, less then attractive.

I got bored over Turtle's story arc and Drama didn't really make much of an impression this season until he ultimately gave up on his career at the end, which was one of the few highlights of the season. Since Vince wasn't working Ari had no one to rain his wrath upon so the writers dragged out Lloyd becoming an agent to give him something to scream about.

Another thing done by the show that mimics real life is that Kevin Dillon was always the not so spectacular looking brother (to real life Matt) just like his character is to the fictional Vinnie (Adrien Griener). I applaud the creators for giving us such a richly ironic portrayal. Lloyd has to do battle this season with Ari to try and make it as an agent himself rather than remaining Ari's eternal assistant.

Ari also has brought in another partner who is hilarious as he almost ruins Ari's business as his marriage comes apart, with both marital partners acting out semi-violently at the agency. This partner almost steals the whole show when he runs his car through his lavish house in order to secure a client (it works!).

All and all it was a lukewarm season, here's hoping they bring it back to its greatness next season. This is a Widescreen Presentation (1.78:1) enhanced for 16x9 TVs and comes with the Special Features of:

"Life at the Top": An exclusive look at the making of season 6 featuring interviews with the cast and crew
"A Day at the Speedway": Behind the scenes with the Entourage cast and crew as they race Ferraris at the Auto Club Speedway
ONEXONE PSA (directed by Matt Damon)
Three audio commentaries by creator-executive producer Doug Ellin, executive producer Ally Musika, Jeremy Piven, Kevin Connolly, Kevin Dillon, Jerry Ferrara, Adrian Grenier, and Bob Saget