As the gang anticipates the upcoming premiere for Aquaman, the search is on for a perfect date for Vince. Meanwhile, Ari tries to cope with financial difficulties and his new office space, which is not quite what he is used to.

As the heat rises in Los Angeles, rolling blackouts hit which make Ari and Eric worry that it will hurt the box office totals for Aquaman in Los Angeles. While they stress over the totals, they try to keep Vince from finding out about the situation.

No one knows what to think when Vince starts to hang out with an old friend who happens to be an ex-con. Meanwhile, Ari's daughter becomes friends with a movie star on the rise.

Dom, Vince's ex-con friend, has now become one of the entourage and helps Vince land a role in Medellin by telling him a story.

Vince, Eric and Ari try to keep the Aquaman sequel filming schedule from upsetting the director of Medellin. Meanwhile, Turtle thinks about his future when Saigon's single becomes a hit and Ari gives the housekeeper extra duties.

Vince makes Ari a pitch to get Drama some work, but Ari thinks there's a catch to it all. Meanwhile, Sloan gives Eric a tempting offer.

Ari and Terrance are finally able to make a deal on the agency. Meanwhile, Eric begins to rethink his love life and Vince is put up for bid at Sloan's charity auction.

The gang is pleasantly surprised to learn that Queens Boulevard will have a wide release. Meanwhile, Drama annoys everyone with his attitude towards an upcoming audition and Ari sets up a meeting with an old rival out of desperation.

The gang heads to Las Vegas for a little R and R when Vince has to make a promotional appearance there.

Turtle's big day arrives, but it's missing an important part. Meanwhile, Eric comes across a movie idea for Vince during a meeting with a producer. Elsewhere, Vince has a chance encounter that may not be luck after all.

The Ramones project pitch creates a rift between Ari and Bob Ryan. Meanwhile, Vince helps Turtle find new footwear and Drama preps for his upcoming role.

Ari has to resort to drastic action when both the Ramones project and his future are on the line. Meanwhile, Vince finds an unlikely source to help his career.

Vince considers a new period film suggested by his new agent. Meanwhile, Turtle plans a huge party for Vince's birthday, but he and Drama find it hard to stay within the budget.

Vince and Eric drag their feet as to whether or not Vince will do the Wharton period film, which irritates Amanda. Meanwhile, Eric plans the perfect romantic weekend for him and Sloan, but isn't able to tell Vince that they want to go alone. Elsewhere, Turtle and Drama find the dates of their dreams, but Ahnold quickly spoils it; and Ari has Lloyd sacrifice himself to land a noted TV writer.

Amanda makes Vince a tempting. Babs has Ari fire an incompetent employee.

Drama is informed that he's going to be a target on a new Pauly Shore prank show. Eric tries to ease the tension between Vince and Amanda. Meanwhile, Ari becomes envious toward a former frat brother.

Medellin is once again on the table for Vince, but Ari and Nick Rubenstein have until sundown on Yom Kippur to seal the deal. Meanwhile, Drama forms a unique bond with a race horse.

Eric and Vince try to get Medellin up and going, but the rights to the screenplay trip them up. Drama, stressing over the Five Towns premiere, finds relief at a massage parlor. Meanwhile, Turtle meets the perfect girl for him -- they both share a mutual love for limited-edition sneakers -- but her father gets in the way of his game.

Drama gets an offer for a role in Rush Hour 3. Ari is able to finally find a financial backer for Medellin, but the backer's intention towards Vince are shady at best. Meanwhile, Turtle has a date with Kelly with her father as their chaperone.

Vince, Eric, Drama and Turtle have to move out of the mansion -- Eric moves in with Sloan and Drama looks at buying an expensive condo. Meanwhile, a surprising announcement is made as to who will direct Medellin.