According to Nielsen Media Research, the episode was seen by an estimated 3.38 million household viewers and gained a 2.0/5 ratings share among adults aged 18–49.
Lloyd (Rex Lee) calls Drama (Kevin Dillon) to inform him that Brett Ratner was impressed by his work in Five Towns, and wants him for Rush Hour 3.
Vince (Adrian Grenier), Eric (Kevin Connolly) and Ari (Jeremy Piven) visit Yair Marx (Assaf Cohen), a multi-millionaire playboy from Israel, to have him invest in Medellín.
Turtle (Jerry Ferrara) visits Kelly (Lauren London) for a date, which is interrupted when Rufus (Marlon Young) suddenly arrives.
However, Vince is surprised when Yair actually refers to turning down Nika, and tells him he will fund the film if he has sex with his wife, who is waiting for him upstairs.
Ahsan Haque of IGN gave the episode a "good" 7.7 out of 10 and wrote, "Drama's little outburst to get into Ratner's movie was purely filler material, and after last week's "victory" moment, it felt a little cheap.
"[4] Adam Sternbergh of Vulture wrote, "the show attempts a twist based on tricking us into thinking it's not relying on a tired old plotline when, in fact, it is.
"[5] Trish Wethman of TV Guide wrote, "After all the network-television season finales wreaked havoc on my emotional state this past week, it was nice to take it down a notch with the guys.
Some are more true than others, but who cares, since Entourage is back in fine form spinning the tales of excess that surround our motley quartet of boys.