On the last episode of Entourage, Eric was aghast in disbelief when he found that his enemy Seth Green was cast for Smoke Jumpers.  Meanwhile, Vince found out that more of his lines had been cut.  He then got a phone call from Seth who suggested that they have lunch to settle things once and for all.  He also met up with the director to air his concerns, who promised them that all was OK.  On the set of Smoke Jumpers, Drama and Turtle were kicked off the set, and the director didn't exactly keep his word.  Seth then set up a meeting with Eric, Charlie, and a studio rep, where he admitted that Sloane (Eric's ex).

In other Entourage news, Entourage creators Marc Abrams and Michael Benson have teamed up with Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis on a project tentatively called Scar Tissue.  The series is about his weird, tenuous relationship with his dad Spider, who was prominent during the 70s for allegedly supplied drugs to the likes of Led Zeppelin and The Who for HBO.

Scar Tissue is being developed as an hour-long drama with some comedy and will open with Kiedis moving from Grand Rapids, Michigan to West Hollywood to live with his dad.

"He introduced me to the arts, to a more culturally magnificent life," Kiedis tells Variety.  "But some of it was this heavy, adult matter that I wasn't quite capable of digesting.  It was a very rich but kind of challenging period of my life.  I was thrust into this adult mentality by age 11."

The rock star and his dad are trying to reminisce with his father to note down memories of 1970s West Hollywood.  "I love mulling over all this raw material," he adds.  "[My father's] into it too. He sees it as our last great hurrah.  For us to be reconnecting to construct these memories - the women and the rock bands and the doormen of these clubs - is exciting."


-Glenn L. Diaz, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source: Variety, HBO
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