Season 3 of the HBO Original late-night comedy series “It’s Florida, Man.” debuts Friday, Dec. 4, at 10 p.m. ET/PT on HBO. The six-episode season will also be available to stream on HBO Max.
The series, from Rough House Pictures, tells true stories from Florida using candid accounts from everyday Floridians. A rotating cast of actors and comedians recreates the stories. This season includes a man who kitesurfs into a Category 5 hurricane, another who tries to cross the Atlantic in a giant hamster wheel, and a stranded jet skier who finds an unlikely connection with a dolphin.
New episodes air weekly on Fridays at the same time, and the finale airs Friday, Jan. 8. The season opens with “Hurricane Party,” in which a Florida dad stays behind to party with his friends during Hurricane Irma. “Hamster Wheel” follows Dec. 11, and “Cobra” airs Dec. 18.
“Rockstar” airs Dec. 25 and follows a St. Augustine tour guide who sells table salt as cocaine to impress a girl. “Jet Ski” airs Jan. 1 with the dolphin storyline, and the finale, “Mascot,” airs Jan. 8 and follows a woman who becomes the Tampa Bay Rays’ mascot. The finale ends with a meltdown at the World Series.
Guest stars this season include Vanessa Hudgens, Chace Crawford, Bob Odenkirk, Anna Camp, Anthony Ramos, Sharon Stone (voice), Taye Diggs, Seth Green, Mo Amer, Kevin Nealon, Patton Oswalt and Gabriel Iglesias. Skyler Gisondo, Stephen Root, Brett Gelman, Wendi McLendon-Covey and William Fichtner also appear.
Jeff Tomsic is co-creator, showrunner and executive producer, and Mark Herwick of Range Studios is co-creator and executive producer. Danny McBride and Brandon James of Rough House Pictures, Tina Densmore Bell and Josh Crockett are also executive producers. Rough House Pictures also produced HBO’s “Eastbound & Down” and “The Righteous Gemstones.”
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