I’m sorry, you clearly said this...it was the point of the article...but I still feel like I must have heard wrong...they are showing this at the same time as the debate?

Perfect. He and Skinny Pete could anchor a season.

So Kenny Powers’s brother then? The “hey it’s that guy from that thing” guy. The great John Hawkes. I can see it.

C’mon, don’t be such a stick in the (Florida) mud. This concept has so many promising angles. I’d love to see an American Horror Story-like multi-season run on variations of Florida Man. Unlucky Key West drifter, Panama City tourist scammer, Miami wanna be DJ and part-time drug runner, commercial fisherman, Orlando…

In my mind’s eye it’s someone scrawnier and scragglier with kitchen table tattoos and a terrible haircut, cast with someone like Sam Rockwell.

We elected a Florida Man as president of the United States, and, boy, is he living up to his moniker.

Was kind of hoping it’d be an anthology series about the different Florida man news stories, with Joel Edgerton playing the titular “florida man” in every situation.

He has become more Florida than man, now.

That special has one really great joke in it, which is where David talks about coaching youth soccer and says “They pay my a stipend. Which is like money, but it’s such a small amount, they don’t call it money. They call it a stipend.”

I could picture an episode where Niles and Fraiser are invited to some eccentric rich person’s house to compete for a Fabergé egg. 

Guest is a Baron, but he was one of the ones who voted for the 1999 reform that kicked hereditary Lords out of the House of Lords (he legitimately thinks it should be reformed as a democratically elected, more Senate-like body). So, it’s not like he has a ton of baron-y things to do.

Well, not exactly. That was basically just a TV film of an actual Spinal Tap concert to advertise their album “Break Like the Wind”.

I’d have no problem with a sequel at all. There’s an oceans worth of comedy potential still to be tapped (Tapped! Ha!) and the actors, particularly, are singularly talented. Just do what they did before, keep it loose, no need for a concept, shoot at least 2 movies worth and just put together something really, really…

I’m not saying that it would necessarily work, but given how many rock acts are continuing to perform even after all their (surviving) members are senior citizens, and how with the rise of rap and other genres rock is no longer really “youth culture” anymore there could be an interesting movie about Spinal Tap that…

Nigel is very happy with his choice of vehicle.

Given the first movie ends with them finding new fans in Asia, perhaps in the 00s the have reinvented themselves as a K-pop group.

Maybe I’m missing something (I didn’t bother with the original Hollywood Reporter story), but where’s the bit about someone expressing some desire to make an ill-advised sequel?

The profits of all sequels will be measured in exploding drummers per movie?

Who in the world needs two million dollars a month? That’s just crazy talk.