Vince goes shopping for a new agent with the gang. Ari tries to stop Vince from getting that new agent.

In his battle with Vince's agent-lover Amanda, who seems to overplay her hand for Arthur Gatoff's 'Bogota' movie, Ari uses the pardon on Yom Kippur and ex-alcoholic Nicky Rubinstein's family. Alas Ari's wife refuses to let him break Sabbath restrictions to help out Nicky. It gets the boys doubt if she sabotages it to keep him in California and counter Ari, so E gets Vince to turn to Ari themselves. Meanwhile Vince has taken the boys to the race track and bets on King's ransom, which loses them one. Yet Drama decided to buy the stallion, although no stud but infertile, and an unruly troublemaker on his hands. There are surprising consequences on both fronts.

Drama is so nervous about the first airing of his TV series Five Towns that he can't stand to see any reviews. He finally bites the bullet after an hour of massage- it's murderous, even worse on himself. Vince and E tell Ari he doesn't get them back, they still want Medellin first. Ari arranges lunch with director Joe Roberts, whom the boys convince. But he demands Vince first makes Matterhorn. Instead, the boys decide to bid on the script and produce it themselves. Turtle has a hard time collecting d-Drama's old-timer from the haughty mechanic Rufus, but gets a date with bis daughter. The box office ends Drama's gloom.