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It's Florida, Man Season 3 Lands on HBO on December 4, With a Trailer Out Now

Putri ArdhanaPublished 4m ago2 min readBased on 1 source
It's Florida, Man Season 3 Lands on HBO on December 4, With a Trailer Out Now
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It's Florida, Man returns for a third season on HBO at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Friday, December 4, according to Deadline. The season will also stream on HBO Max, and a trailer for it has now been released.

The comedy is made by Rough House Pictures. It was created by Jeff Tomsic and Mark Herwick, and Tomsic is the showrunner, meaning he runs the day-to-day writing and production, and he also directs.

Season 3 runs six episodes. New instalments arrive every Friday, and the finale airs on Friday, January 8. Here is the schedule:

  • Episode 1, "Hurricane Party": Friday, December 4
  • Episode 2, "Hamster Wheel": Friday, December 11
  • Episode 3, "Cobra": Friday, December 18
  • Episode 4, "Rockstar": Friday, December 25
  • Episode 5, "Jet Ski": Friday, January 1
  • Episode 6, "Mascot": Friday, January 8

Because the run spans the holidays, the Christmas Day and New Year's Day episodes fall on public holidays in many countries. Viewers in the UK, Australia and elsewhere will see the Friday dates in their own time zones, so the start may fall on a different local day.

The cast list is long. Deadline names a wide group of guest stars for the season, including Vanessa Hudgens, Chace Crawford, Bob Odenkirk, Anna Camp, Anthony Ramos, Sharon Stone, Taye Diggs, Seth Green, Mo Amer, Gabriel Iglesias and Kevin Nealon. Others on the list are Wendi McLendon-Covey, Skyler Gisondo, Stephen Root, Patton Oswalt, Harvey Guillén, Melissa Villaseñor, Brett Gelman, Daniella Pineda, David Wain, William Fichtner and Jacob Wysocki.

The show's earlier seasons were built around a reporting-style sketch format and a rotating set of Florida stories. Season 3 keeps the same weekly rhythm, with each episode dropping on a Friday for six weeks, which makes it easy to plan around.

For viewers, the practical details are simple. Set a reminder for 10 p.m. ET/PT on December 4, check whether your HBO Max plan includes the service in your region, and watch the trailer to see the season's tone before the first episode. The finale date is already fixed at January 8, so the whole season is mapped out from the first week.