Ep 11. What About Bob?

After Vince's accident, Ari suggests that Vince appoint a personal security detail, but Vince insists on having "The Maneater", Carla Gugino's character from season two, back instead. Meanwhile, Eric attempts to get his own office space, while Drama and Turtle set out to prove themselves as creative producers. In addition, Bob Saget comes in for a meeting with Ari, but things don't go as planned.

The episode opens with a montage of Vince's morning routine, including physical therapy and taking medication for his pain. Ari shows up to check in on Vince and recommends that he hire a personal security detail, but Vince adamantly refuses. Later, at a meeting with his agent Amanda, Vince learns that Martin Scorsese is interested in meeting with him about a potential movie role, but Amanda warns him not to get his hopes up because Scorsese is notorious for not committing to projects.

Meanwhile, Eric is struggling with finding a suitable office space for his new management business, particularly because he doesn't want to spend too much money. Drama suggests that Eric move in with him, but that idea is quickly shot down. Eric eventually finds a space that he likes, but the cost is higher than he anticipated. Turtle advises that Eric negotiate with the landlord to pay for some of the renovations in exchange for a longer lease, which Eric successfully does.

Elsewhere, Drama and Turtle are eager to start producing movies and come up with an idea for a film called "Medellin", which they pitch to Vince and Eric. Vince is initially hesitant, but agrees to read the script. Drama and Turtle enlist the help of their friend Billy Walsh, a director, to make a promotional trailer for the movie. However, after seeing the trailer, Vince decides that the project isn't for him.

Back at the agency, Ari is meeting with Bob Saget, who's interested in pitching a raunchy comedy. Ari is hesitant about taking Saget on as a client, but eventually agrees to meet with him again to discuss the project further. When they meet again, Ari tells Saget that he needs to tone down the material, but Saget refuses and storms out of the office.

As the episode comes to a close, Carla Gugino's character re-enters the picture when Vince requests that she become his personal security detail again. She agrees, but warns him that she's not going to be easy on him during their workouts. The episode ends with Eric moving into his new office space and taking a moment to appreciate all the hard work he's put in to get to this point.

Overall, "What About Bob?" is a solid episode that advances several storylines. It's interesting to see Vince struggling with his injury and the aftermath of his accident, while Eric navigates the challenges of starting a new business. Drama and Turtle's movie idea provides some comedic relief, and Bob Saget's guest appearance is a fun addition to the episode. The return of Carla Gugino's character is also a nice touch, as she adds some much-needed energy to the episode.