By Mark La Monica
Just three episodes left in Season 4 and Drama is right back in the mix for yet another Big Knish Award.
His work in this week's episode pulled the three-time Knish winner within one of co-leaders Ari Gold and Turtle. It's going to be a heated race in the final weeks.
In an episode short on BPL nominees, Drama iced it when Turtle came back from the supermarket with a carload full of food and women.
As Turtle led the three ladies into the new digs, Drama mutters under his breath to Vince: "Looks like someone came home with fresh meat from the market."
He wasn't talking about the food.
Victory!
Season 4 Best Printable Line Standings
(with three weeks left)
Ari Gold 3
Turtle 3
Drama 2
Vince 1
E 0
Billy Walsh 0
Comments (10)
No way! My vote goes to Ari talking to the Mrs: "We agreed to suffer through monogamy together". Classic!
Im wondering, do you think the gang at the show knows about your great blog and your BPL?
I kind of wish they would let Turtle have a steady g/f instead of getting the girls that just want him for Vinny..But then again, Im thinking like a girl!!
What was the line that Turtle said after the annoying girl said "Eat me"?
I agree. That monogamy line was the best of the week. You can find I heart Ari Gold shirts at Apparelparade.com
"Not even if you were covered in butter-scotch " or something along those lines...
best line by far was the Ari to Lloyd in regards to his ben wa balls. i watched it twice.
and for deb...turtle said, not even if you bathed yourself in butterscotch baby.
i'd date turtle...beer belly and all. lol
I agree with the monogomy line. It was the best. My husband and I were laughing so hard.
If the writers did make a stop here and were asking for Turtle feedback it would be to hook him up with Shauna's (the publicist) assistant Christy.
They shared one of the first "in your dreams Turtle" moments but you could play on a non-public display. Maybe the the two gofers meet up for a pick-up and Turtle works his magic.
He dropped the ball on this one -- the monogamy line is a classic. It is something that immediately strikes a cord for any married person, yet is not something I have ever heard articulated that way. In comparison, referring to some young, attractive women as "meat" is fairly pedestrian.
I gotta go for "You were 25 when you left the show and now they shoot these things in Hi-def." Vintage Ari.