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"The episode kicks off with Vince at a Vanity Fair photoshoot. Drama feels confident about the Johnny&amp;#039;s Bananas strike, while Eric tells Vince that CBS exec Les Moonves likes the miner television movie and is going to think about it. Vince finally gets a look at the finished article from Sophia, but is less than happy about it. In it, Sophia calls him an &amp;quot;insecure womaniser whose game is to feign respect for women in order to get them into bed&amp;quot; - isn&amp;#039;t that an accurate description of his womanising ways? Shauna tells him he&amp;#039;s worrying about a tiny part of a large article (six pages long, in fact), and that everything about his recovery and his comeback is fantastic. Vince grumbles and leaves abruptly to find Sophia. Meanwhile, Ari is dealing with his divorce. After he admits that his wife put $11 million into his business, his lawyer tells him that he has to give that money back. Ari, concerned that it means selling a piece of the company, speaks to Barbara, but she says she&amp;#039;ll only float the money if she is made the majority shareholder. Things with Drama aren&amp;#039;t looking promising. Drama receives an update from a furious Billy about the strike, that all payments are frozen until a decision has been reached on the show&amp;#039;s future. Not long afterwards, Lloyd tells Drama that Johnny&amp;#039;s Bananas could well be shut down - an extra batch of Mike &amp;amp; Molly episodes have been ordered. Meanwhile, Eric has been dodging Melinda Clarke&amp;#039;s calls, as Scott tells him that she&amp;#039;s got a part in the new JJ Abrams show. Scott also gives him the keys to a $300,000 car, a gift from Melinda. Confronting the actress about the (more than generous) present, Eric is told that the car is a thank you for the Abrams show, not for the sex. Eric believes Melinda is just using him to get back at Terence, but she responds that while she was once angry at her ex-husband, she&amp;#039;s not anymore. After Eric is hesitant about representing her, Melinda draws the conclusion that he&amp;#039;s still not over Sloan. As Melinda excuses herself, The Big Bang Theory&amp;#039;s Johnny Galecki makes another appearance (the episode title is called &amp;#039;The Big Bang&amp;#039;... get it?). Johnny seems to be the new Seth Green, continuing to act like a jerk and teasing that he had dinner with Sloan the previous night. In the least interesting storyline this week, Turtle picks up two people from the airport. They&amp;#039;re the Don Peppe owners who are looking to open a restaurant in Hollywood. Sadly for Turtle, the couple are more interested in seeing celebrities (bugging Saturday Night Live&amp;#039;s David Spade at one point) than discussing business. Turtle wants to show them a possible restaurant location, but John and Gina say they&amp;#039;ll go tomorrow. Against the warning of his lawyer, Ari goes to see his wife to discuss financial matters. When he realises Bobby Flay is also in the house, he starts getting mad and enters uninvited. Bobby comes out to confront him, before calling Mrs Ari by her real name... Melissa! Awesome reveal. In a move that makes the super-agent more sympathetic, Ari chooses to quietly walk away from the house after simply telling his wife that the lawyers will handle everything. Drama interrupts Andrew Dice Clay playing poker and shares his worries. Dice reassures him that the strike is going well and not to crack. Drama then receives a phone call from Phil - Phil presents him with an ultimatum: come back to work or he&amp;#039;ll make sure the miner movie won&amp;#039;t get made. Turns out, he&amp;#039;s best buddies with the CBS boss, even being the best man at his wedding. At Dice&amp;#039;s encouragement, Drama stands by the strike. Moments later, Phil calls Dice. After getting off the phone, Dice reveals to Drama that the studio finally caved and a deal has been reached. Vince finds Sophia at a fancy restaurant and rants about the supposed inaccuracy of the article. Sophia tells him, &amp;quot;I write what I see&amp;quot;, and repeats what Shauna said earlier about him focusing too much on a couple of lines. She adds that the article is finished and can&amp;#039;t be changed, and that if Vince is so concerned about her opinion of him, he should restrain himself next time. These words seem to affect Vince, because he goes to speak with a girl he used to sleep with. She says she never felt used but admits that it wasn&amp;#039;t the &amp;quot;deepest&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;intellectual&amp;quot; relationship. Vince then asks Turtle and Scott if he&amp;#039;s ever had any meaningful relationships. It was all sex with Sasha Grey, and he went out with Mandy Moore &amp;quot;when [they] were, like, 12&amp;quot;. Eric arrives and asks Scott if he knew about Sloan and Johnny, summing up his earlier conversation with the latter. Scott says he didn&amp;#039;t know. Eric responds: &amp;quot;Well, now you know. So either you fire him, or you and I are done.&amp;quot; LLOOOOOOOOYD!  Eagle-eyed viewers may have noticed that Turtle slimmed down quite a bit during the last hiatus. This is given a mention when the Don Peppe duo joke that he&amp;#039;s an &amp;quot;anorexic&amp;quot;. Billy beats Ari at his own game this week with his graphic threats towards Drama: &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;ll literally gut you like a salmon steak.&amp;quot; Melinda Clarke is still awesome. To Eric: &amp;quot;I can&amp;#039;t believe I didn&amp;#039;t f**k you good enough to make you forget about her.&amp;quot; We have just two episodes left to enjoy, aptly named &amp;#039;Second to Last&amp;#039; and &amp;#039;The End&amp;#039;. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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