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Wikipedia June 25, 2026 at 02:26 AM

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Val Kilmer
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Val Kilmer is incorrectly listed here as a celebrity playing himself. In this episode, Apple TV credits him as "The Sherpa," a fictional character.

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This page says the season lists are for celebrities "playing themselves." But in "The Script and the Sherpa" (Season 1, Episode 5), Apple TV's episode credits list Val Kilmer as "The Sherpa", not as himself. That means his inclusion in the main "celebrities appearing as themselves" list for this episode is incorrect; he belongs with fictional-character appearances instead.

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Leighton Meester
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Leighton Meester is incorrectly listed here as a celebrity playing herself. Apple TV credits her in this episode as "Justine Chapin," a fictional character.

Full reasoning

The article intro says this list covers celebrities who appeared on Entourage playing themselves. But in "The Review" (Season 1, Episode 2), Apple TV's official episode page credits Leighton Meester as "Justine Chapin", not as herself. So this entry is misplaced in the main celebrity-self-appearance list.

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Leighton Meester
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Leighton Meester is incorrectly listed here as a celebrity playing herself. In this episode, Apple TV credits her as "Justine Chapin," not as herself.

Full reasoning

This page's season tables are described as lists of celebrities who appeared as themselves. However, for "Date Night" (Season 1, Episode 4), Apple TV's episode credits list Leighton Meester as "Justine Chapin". That is a named fictional role, so this entry does not fit the page's stated criteria for the main list.

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Gal Gadot
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Gal Gadot is incorrectly listed here as a celebrity playing herself. Apple TV credits her in this episode as "Lisa."

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According to the page introduction, the main season lists are for celebrities appearing on Entourage as themselves. But in "Amongst Friends" (Season 6, Episode 2), Apple TV's official episode credits list Gal Gadot as "Lisa". The same credits separately list Jamie-Lynn Sigler as "Jamie-Lynn Sigler", showing the difference between a fictional role and a self-appearance. So Gal Gadot's inclusion in the main list is incorrect.

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Holly Valance
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Holly Valance is incorrectly listed here as a celebrity playing herself. Apple TV credits her in this episode as "Leanna," a fictional character.

Full reasoning

According to the article introduction, the main season lists are supposed to include celebrities who appear playing themselves. But in "My Maserati Does 185" (Season 2, Episode 2), Apple TV's episode credits list Holly Valance as "Leanna", while other real-life cameos in the same episode are explicitly credited as "Himself" and "Herself". That shows Holly Valance was not playing herself here, so this entry is incorrect in the main list.

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Leighton Meester
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Leighton Meester is incorrectly listed here as a celebrity playing herself. Apple TV credits her in this episode as "Justine Chapin."

Full reasoning

The page says these entries are celebrities who appeared on Entourage playing themselves. But in "Unlike a Virgin" (Season 5, Episode 2), Apple TV's episode page credits Leighton Meester as "Justine Chapin". The same page separately credits actual self-appearances such as Mark Wahlberg and Tony Bennett by their own names. So Leighton Meester's inclusion in this main list is incorrect for this episode.

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Yvette Nicole Brown
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Yvette Nicole Brown is incorrectly listed here as a celebrity playing herself. Apple TV credits her in this episode as "Daily Variety Agent."

Full reasoning

The page says the main season tables list celebrities who appeared playing themselves. But in "Gary's Desk" (Season 4, Episode 8), Apple TV credits Yvette Nicole Brown as "Daily Variety Agent", while actual self-appearances in the same episode are credited by the celebrities' own names (for example, Mary J. Blige and Peter Jackson). That means Yvette Nicole Brown was playing a fictional role here, so this entry is incorrect in the main list.

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