Yes, I know, many have jumped off the Vinnie Chase & Co bandwagon at least a couple of seasons ago, but I look forward to spending a half hour with these boys every Sunday night.

There were a lot of threads set up toward the end of Season 6, and I can’t wait to see how they’re played out. Will Vince’s turn as Enzo Ferrari be a hit? Does E and Sloane’s engagement have a chance of lasting? Does Drama still have a career? What’s in store for the Miller Gold Agency now that they’re the biggest players out there? Is Lloyd on the path to becoming a top agent? And finally, will Turtle have luck in business and romance? I think this video clip answers one of these questions:

So who else is anxiously awaiting their Entourage fix?

Photo courtesy of HBO

Here are a couple of promos for you to check out:

Torchwood: Children of Earth (BBC America, July 20th)

Entourage (HBO and HBO Canada – July 12th)

So now that I’ve shared my Sizzling Summer TV Picks, why don’t you tell me what shows you’re most looking forward to during the lazy, hazy days of June, July and August?

This fall has been so busy, but my oh my, has there been some great TV. I’ve been enjoying Season Five of Entourage, which has proved once again that Jeremy Piven is worth every single Emmy to date; and I was so happy to see the return of Eli Stone in one of the best premieres this year!

What else has this Televixen been watching? It’s more like what haven’t I been watching! Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles has taken some interesting turns, and I am happy it’s been picked up for the entire season. Summer Glau’s performances in recent eps has brought a new dimension to this show. I’m also one of the people who has decided to stick with Heroes, and was very intrigued by last week’s ending. I was excited about this season early on, from the sneak preview screening I attended. In case you missed my article about the sneak preview, you can read it at The TV Addict. There are still some storylines that I don’t see the point of yet, but there have been enough twists, turns, and revelations to keep me committed to seeing this season through.

In keeping with the theme of heroes and villains, I’m interviewing Cassidy Freeman later today. Cassidy is Smallville’s new bad girl, Tess Mercer. I’ll have a link to that article later in the week, and more of my musings on the current TV season.