Entourage could go off the air tomorrow without a whimper, and I wouldn’t be the least bit broken up about it. It used to be one of my favorite shows. A great antidote for a feeble mind on a Sunday (i.e. a show where no problem can’t be solved in under 8 minutes). Even the most lethargic of Lazy Sunday routines have an expiration date, I suppose. Now, we just watch Mad Men in the same state, and are left pondering every wacky thing that Peggy Olson does.

Where Entourage continues to thrive and excel however, is the end credits. I don’t mean that in a snide “thank god that 22 minute show is finally over, hyuck hyuck” sort of way. More specifically, the music the producers select for the fade to black – whether they put much thought into it or not – always delivers.

Check out my top-10 Entourage end hits below – including three gems from this current season – and let’s hope that, for the next 1-5 seasons that they prolong this show, HBO reverts to a format where you get to jam to the credits, see if the very brusque Bob Saget is making another filthy guest appearance, and then should you choose, opt-in to watch the actual episode.

The Doors – “Peace Frog” (Season One, Episode Six)

Outkast – “Da Art of Story Tellin’ (part 2)” (Season Five, Episode 63)

Muse – “Time Is Running Out” (Season Two, Episode Nine)

Ace Frehley – “New York Groove” (Season Four, Episode 52)

TV On The Radio – “Staring At The Sun” (Season three, Episode 33)

The Dutchess and The Duke – “Reservoir Park” (Season Six, Episode 72)

Yeasayer – “Sunrise” (Season Six, Episode 74)

Rolling Stones – “Tumbling Dice” (Season Three, Episode 36)

Funkadelic – “Can You Get To That” (Season Five, Episode 66)

The Buzzcocks – “Why Can’t I Touch It” (Season Five, Episode 68)