The comedy series It’s Florida, Man. returns for its third season on Friday, Dec. 4, 2026, at 10 p.m.
The six-episode season airs weekly, leading up to a scheduled finale on Jan. 8, 2027.
Bizarre True Stories
The unusual comedy format draws from actual events recorded in Florida. People who lived through the strange incidents share their experiences, while actors and comedians recreate the moments in exaggerated sketches.
Rough House Pictures produces the series. The production company is also behind Eastbound & Down and The Righteous Gemstones.
Hurricane Irma Opening Episode
The Dec. 4 premiere centers on a father who evacuates his family during Hurricane Irma but stays behind to drink and party with friends. When alcohol, fireworks, and gunfire fail to provide enough entertainment, he attempts to kitesurf in winds reaching roughly 240 kilometers per hour.
Mo Amer and Bob Odenkirk Star in Upcoming Episodes
The second episode on Dec. 11 follows a former political prisoner and endurance athlete who attempts to cross the ocean in a homemade hamster ball. Mo Amer, Patton Oswalt, and Wendi McLendon-Covey appear in guest roles.
One week later, the show shifts to a bounty hunter named Cobra. He teams up with one of his prisoners to track down a wanted fugitive, with Bob Odenkirk, Taye Diggs, and William Fichtner starring.
Salt Sales and Stranded Jet Skis Drive Holiday Plots
The Christmas Day episode, titled “Rockstar,” features a St. Augustine tour guide trying to impress a woman by selling ordinary table salt as cocaine. The venture lands him in trouble with both angry customers and local law enforcement, backed by an ensemble including Vanessa Hudgens, Seth Green, and Stephen Root.
On Jan. 1, 2027, the episode “Jet Ski” follows a Miami firefighter stranded at sea who finds an unexpected companion in a dolphin. Anthony Ramos, Gabriel Iglesias, and Harvey Guillén star, with Sharon Stone providing the voice of the dolphin.
Baseball World Series Finale
The Jan. 8 staffel finale focuses on a woman working as the mascot for the Tampa Bay Rays who sparks chaos during the Baseball World Series. Anna Camp, Kevin Nealon, and Brett Gelman round out the guest cast.
Jeff Tomsic serves as showrunner and executive producer, developing the series alongside Mark Herwick. Danny McBride, Brandon James, Tina Densmore Bell, and Josh Crockett also executive produce, with Tomsic and Dan Opsal directing the episodes.
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