How long can you stand watching the Entourage bros play 'Never Have I Ever' on Ellen?

Would you like to kill three minutes in the grossest way possible? Courtesy of Ellen, here are some things you probably didn't want to know about the sex lives of Entourage stars Adrian Grenier, Kevin Connolly, Jerry Ferrara, and Kevin Dillon:
- Each of them has had sex on the set. (Yes, even Drama.)
- Kevin Connolly has hooked up with a woman who only knew him by his character's name. ("Eric," or "E" if you're nasty.)
- Everyone except Jerry Ferrara has been in a threesome. (Poor Turtle. Always left out.)
- Everyone except Kevin Dillon has "been intimate" with an Entourage guest star. (Ellen, mercifully, does not require them to clarify what "intimate" means to them — so let's go with "sharing their secret hopes and dreams over a nice cup of chamomile tea.")
What have we learned today? That starring in a skeevy show like Entourage will lead, inevitably, to someone as benign as Ellen DeGeneres using her syndicated talk show to ask you skeevy questions on TV — like, say, whether or not you've ever slept with a buddy's mom. (For the record, all of them said "no" to that one.) Scott Meslow
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Scott Meslow is the entertainment editor for TheWeek.com. He has written about film and television at publications including The Atlantic, POLITICO Magazine, and Vulture.
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