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Drama is not an ace on the links
To begin the episode, Fore!, E and Ashley are having a poolside dinner outside E’s house when they are interrupted by two consecutive phone calls to E’s phone. E hesitatingly answers upon finding out that it is Sloan calling. She tells him that she is co-chairing the golf charity event that the guys are playing in tomorrow. Awkwardly, E acknowledges the information. Ashley asks E what she wanted and E lies to her and tells her that he does not know.
The next day, all of the guys arrive at the golf course and see a disheveled Ari, a result of lying to his wife for the first time in 15 years, regarding the Andrew Klein affair. Sloan tells Vince and Drama that they will be paired together against Tom Brady and Mark Wahlberg. Meanwhile, Ari is paired with actor Jeffrey Tambor and his two “problem child” sons, while Murray Berenson, a legendary Hollywood talent manager requests to play with E.
The guys meet Brady and Wahlberg. Everyone is friendly, except Turtle, who blatantly snubs him (more about this later). Drama suggests that they have a “friendly” team competition- $1,000 per hole.
Murray meets E and tells him that he is interested in having him work at his big management shop. Meanwhile, Jeffrey Tambor is cheating in golf to impress his kids. Ari does not care much about this, as his mind is on getting out of “the doghouse.” Ari attempts to reconcile the situation with his wife by buying her a smoking new Maserati, but his attempt is unsuccessful.
Turtle calls Jamie-Lynn to tell her that it is his moral obligation as a die-hard New York Giants fan to tell Tom Brady that he sucks bal*s, while Murray tells E that Sloan recommended him (and not Ari---the kid with the jewfro who used to deliver his mail).
Upon hearing about Ari’s dilemma with his wife, Jeffrey becomes upset with Ari that he will not tell him which agent in his agency is having the affair. Back to the Chase boys, Drama is struggling with his golf game and instead of calling off the bet, he doubles it to prove that he can play under his handicap.
Turtle brings water to all of the guys and purposely does not bring one for Tom Brady.
Instead of getting upset, nice guy Tom Brady invites Turtle and Jamie-Lynn to dinner at their house with Gisele, before Turtle has the chance to tell him that he sucks bal*s. As a result, Turtle warms up to him. Seeing as how Drama is struggling with his golf game, Brady offers Drama his custom made driver to hit with. However, he has the same luck upon using it. So distraught over his struggling golf game and without thinking, Drama’s short temper causes him to savagely step on and break Brady’s driver.
Meanwhile, E confronts Sloan and tells her that he is upset because he thinks she is being overly helpful and thinks that he cannot take care of himself. She tells E that he is being ridiculous and she is simply trying to help him because she cares about him. He tells her that he told Murray that he is not interested in working for him.
Back to course action, Jeffrey Tambor finishes up the 18th hole and submits his scorecard, claiming that he shot a highly-fabricated 55, a new course record. Upon asking Ari to verify his score, Ari tells the course representative that he was not counting. Also, Drama and Vince end up losing the bet to Wahlberg and Brady.
At night, E tells Ashley that he turned down Murray’s job offer because it did not seem like the right opportunity. Then, E has a major no-no: he accidently slips and calls Ashley “Sloan.” Cut to black.
Personal Notes:
Drama steals this episode, Drama just turned 44 in real life, Lloyd and Drama wearing the same pink golf shirt, Ari used to have a jewfro, is Tom Brady really that nice in real life?, what was Jamie-Lynn filming?, what is this about Vince doing a voice-over project?, the review of the most recent episode, Murphy’s Lie, is soon to come
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