In what may will be the finest acting Adrian Grenier has done on the series his portrayal of events, battling addiction, battling an unfamiliar territory of insecurity with Sasha is quite compelling. Adrian does a fantastic job of taking us on a ride little by little Vince, losing who he is, we are seeing Vince start to alienate his friends to them lying to Sasha, and most importantly lying to himself. This episode brings us to a heightened sense advance is in real trouble bigger than any we've ever seen him, and a concern for his safety has reached a fever pitch by the end of the episode. Ari who has masterfully navigated every episode of every season, continues his on screen, dominance, battling for everything that he holds, including his company, his dream of owning an NFL team, and most importantly not losing face to the most important person in his life, which is his wife. We see similar to Johnny drama losing out to his anger until finally at the restaurant when it comes to a dreadful explosive turn when Ari confronts Amanda and loses his school his composure, and most importantly, an opportunity to salvage working with the NFL. There is a sense that this may be too broken of a bridge for his wife to cross with him. We see Ari in the state we have never seen him in beyond beyond defeated, and we have a similar sense of worry for him as we do Vince.
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