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It's Florida, Man. brings to life unbelievable, ripped-from-the-headlines tales of the Sunshine State. Featuring interviews with everyday Floridians and playful recreations starring a rotating cast of actors and comedians — including Anna Faris, Jake Johnson, Randall Park, Juliette Lewis, Sam Richardson, Ego Nwodim, and more — this hilarious and outrageous series sheds light on the viral, wacky, and weird. Covering diverse topics, this irreverent, late-night comedy series is a love letter to the beaches, backwaters, and people of a misunderstood yet magical state.

Creator and executive producers, Mark Herwick for Range Studios and Jeff Tomsic; director Jeff Tomsic; executive producers, Danny McBride and Brandon James for Rough House Pictures and Bryan Storkel.
It's Florida, Man. brings to life unbelievable, ripped-from-the-headlines tales of the Sunshine State. Featuring interviews with everyday Floridians and playful recreations starring a rotating cast of actors and comedians — including Anna Faris, Jake Johnson, Randall Park, Juliette Lewis, Sam Richardson, Ego Nwodim, and more — this hilarious and outrageous series sheds light on the viral, wacky, and weird. Covering diverse topics, this irreverent, late-night comedy series is a love letter to the beaches, backwaters, and people of a misunderstood yet magical state.

Creator and executive producers, Mark Herwick for Range Studios and Jeff Tomsic; director Jeff Tomsic; executive producers, Danny McBride and Brandon James for Rough House Pictures and Bryan Storkel.
Florida is always the butt of jokes. And as someone who grew up in Florida, the jokes are mostly accurate. It’s definitely the weirdest state. All that to say, it’s not shocking to see HBO come up with a late-night comedy series based on the antics of Floridians, titled “It’s Florida, Man.”

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As seen in the trailer for “It’s Florida, Man,” the series sheds a light on some of the strangest stories to come out of Florida. And while the stories are true, the real excitement comes into play with the dramatic recreations of the stories. That’s where some of the biggest names in comedy are cast with bringing these stories to life.

The cast for the comedy series includes Anna Faris, Randall Park, Jake Johnson, Jon Gries, Sam Richardson, Ego Nwodim, Juliette Lewis, and Simon Rex. “It’s Florida, Man” is co-created and produced by Mark Herwick and Jeff Tomsic. The latter of which also directs.

“It’s Florida, Man” debuts on HBO on October 18. You can watch the trailer below.

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Here’s the synopsis:

From Rough House Pictures (HBO’s “Eastbound & Down” and “The Righteous Gemstones”) and Range Studios, this irreverent late-night comedy series brings to life unbelievable ripped-from-the-headlines tales of the Sunshine State – straight from the people who live there. Featuring interviews from everyday Floridians and playful recreations starring a rotating cast of actors and comedians, including Anna Faris, Jake Johnson, Randall Park, Juliette Lewis, Sam Richardson, Ego Nwodim, and more, this hilarious and outrageous series sheds light on the viral, wacky, and weird. Covering diverse topics – from mermaids to witches, extreme fantasies, and feral bunnies with equal parts humor and heart, IT’S FLORIDA, MAN. is a love letter to the beaches, backwaters, and especially the people of a misunderstood yet magical state.
It’s Florida, Man is a new HBO series with all the appeal of Drunk History’s real stories turned ragtag educational videos by famous people, and all the charm of having pride in one’s (objectively bizarre and undignified) home state as presented in How To With John Wilson. Now, instead of major historical events, the six-part series uses popular actors to re-enact firsthand accounts of harrowing experiences from residents of Florida, a state that has become popular for its unusually large number of viral stories.

What Is ‘It’s Florida, Man’ About?

Let’s face it: Florida was built for entertainment – Apple TV+’s dark comedy crime drama Bad Monkey, Netflix’s dark comedy crime drama Florida Man, indie drama film The Florida Project. The Sunshine State has gained a reputation for housing some of America’s most unbelievable and disturbing stranger-than-fiction stories. Each half-hour segment of It’s Florida, Man is a side-by-side interview and dramatization of a personal Floridian tale performed by familiar actors including Sam Richardson, Randall Park, Ego Nwodim, Anna Faris, Juliette Lewis, and Jake Johnson. The first episode, aptly entitled “Toes,” follows Sam Richardson as an avid concert-goer opening his mind to more eccentric opportunities for quick cash. In the second episode, actor Simon Rex portrays a man who survives the Floridian wilderness having just lost an arm to an alligator. You may be familiar with the one that goes a little something like, “Florida Man Robs Wendy’s With Alligator,” which was hilariously reimagined by comedian Shayne Smith. Employing the cream of the crop of Florida’s wildest headlines basically makes the series a mild thriller anthology.

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Just as in Drunk History, popular actors and comedians perform similarly comedic re-enactments of the Florida headlines. A major difference between It’s Florida, Man and Drunk History is that the actors speak lines of dialogue from the interview instead of directly lipsyncing the slurred speech of the person telling the story, as the storytellers are now (most likely) sober. But the show’s true-story element still keeps each story captivating. The interviewees have the chance to describe their thought process through the wild and highly judgeable choices, so, despite capitalizing on Florida's wackyness, the interview/documentary aspect of the series does sustain a layer of humanization by the storytellers.

How Does the Series Get Its Name?

“Florida Man” used to be a term only meant to describe unthinkably outlandish people engaging in equally unthinkable and outlandish acts. But the term has come to lose its value as America has watched Florida continue to pump out a consistent stream of indescribably wild news. The headlines are almost always objectively atrocious, but we’ve built up a tolerance. What’s that? Someone broke into a jail just to hang out with his friends? Probably Florida. Say again? A woman called for the establishment of a Sugar Daddy Appreciation Day at a board meeting? Oh, Florida, you rascal.

Previously home to other low-budget comedy series like A Black Lady Sketch Show and Los Espookys, It’s Florida, Man is the new talk of Friday nights on HBO. It’s Florida, Man, co-created by Mark Herwick and Jeff Tomsic with executive producer Danny McBride, harbors all the strangeness you rightfully expect of the state, including amputation fetishes, mermaids and witches, and DIY arson. If you happen to have a Drunk History-sized hole in your heart, HBO's It's Florida, Man is the perfect series to fill it.

It’s Florida, Man is available to stream on Max in the U.S. New episodes premiere on Fridays.

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It's Florida, Man (2024)
Release Date
October 18, 2024
Seasons
1
Creator(s)
Mark Herwick , Jeff Tomsic
You know those hundreds of news stories we've all heard for years about how wild & crazy folks folks can be in Florida? Namely those headlines usually consist of "Florida man" or "Florida woman" doing something outrageous with alligators, pythons, or even taking shelter on a Walmart roof.

Well, buckle up cause HBO has unveiled its newest venture into late-night comedy with the new series, It's Florida, Man., premiering next Friday, October 18th on HBO. The trailer for the show, which debuted today, gives a tease at some of the wackiest stories this show will tell and gives a first look at the show's abundantly stacked cast of comedians.

Everything to know about HBO's "It's Florida, Man."
The new show, It's Florida, Man., "brings to life unbelievable ripped-from-the-headlines tales of the Sunshine State – straight from the people who live there. Covering diverse topics – from mermaids to witches, extreme fantasies, and feral bunnies with equal parts humor and heart, It's Florida, Man. is a love letter to the beaches, backwaters, and especially the people of a misunderstood yet magical state."

The show will feature interviews from everyday Floridians and playful recreations in its hilarious and outrageous series that sheds light on the viral, wacky, and weird of the infamous state. Starring in its playful recreations is its stacked rotating cast of actors and comedians, including Anna Faris, Jake Johnson, Randall Park, Juliette Lewis, Sam Richardson, Ego Nwodim, Jon Gries, Bobby Lee, Steve Little and so many more.

It's Florida, Man. is created and executive produced by Mark Herwick for Range Studios and Jeff Tomsic, who also directs. Executive produced by Danny McBride and Brandon James for Rough House Pictures, and Bryan Storkel (the same team behind another HBO comedy series, The Righteous Gemstones).

When does "It's Florida, Man." hit HBO?
The new show will consist of six episodes premiering weekly beginning Friday, October 18th on HBO at 11 PM ET. It'll also be available to stream on Max!

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You know those hundreds of news stories we've all heard for years about how wild & crazy folks folks can be in Florida? Namely those headlines usually consist of "Florida man" or "Florida woman" doing something outrageous with alligators, pythons, or even taking shelter on a Walmart roof.

Well, buckle up cause HBO has unveiled its newest venture into late-night comedy with the new series, It's Florida, Man., premiering next Friday, October 18th on HBO. The trailer for the show, which debuted today, gives a tease at some of the wackiest stories this show will tell and gives a first look at the show's abundantly stacked cast of comedians.

Everything to know about HBO's "It's Florida, Man."
The new show, It's Florida, Man., "brings to life unbelievable ripped-from-the-headlines tales of the Sunshine State – straight from the people who live there. Covering diverse topics – from mermaids to witches, extreme fantasies, and feral bunnies with equal parts humor and heart, It's Florida, Man. is a love letter to the beaches, backwaters, and especially the people of a misunderstood yet magical state."

The show will feature interviews from everyday Floridians and playful recreations in its hilarious and outrageous series that sheds light on the viral, wacky, and weird of the infamous state. Starring in its playful recreations is its stacked rotating cast of actors and comedians, including Anna Faris, Jake Johnson, Randall Park, Juliette Lewis, Sam Richardson, Ego Nwodim, Jon Gries, Bobby Lee, Steve Little and so many more.

It's Florida, Man. is created and executive produced by Mark Herwick for Range Studios and Jeff Tomsic, who also directs. Executive produced by Danny McBride and Brandon James for Rough House Pictures, and Bryan Storkel (the same team behind another HBO comedy series, The Righteous Gemstones).

When does "It's Florida, Man." hit HBO?
The new show will consist of six episodes premiering weekly beginning Friday, October 18th on HBO at 11 PM ET. It'll also be available to stream on Max!

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It's Florida, Man is here to make you rethink the meme that simultaneously celebrates and denigrates a particular brand of American eccentric. From the producers of The Righteous Gemstones, this new HBO Original plays like Drunk History meets The Jinx, walking a fine line between enlightened empathy and smirking exploitation.

For those unfamiliar, the title of "Florida Man" comes from the headlines of shocking news stories out of the Sunshine State, specifically those that succinctly paint a ludicrous picture of debauchery, destruction, or embarrassment. From this, the Florida Man meme rose to prominence on social media, sharing snippets of outrageous stories for easy laughs, carelessly turning perpetrators and victims alike into punchlines.

Created by Mark Herwick and Jeff Tomsic, It's Florida, Man offers those who survived their brushes with being the butt end of the meme to speak for themselves. Bringing buoyancy and a bit of star power to the show's dedicatedly humorous re-enactments is a cavalcade of guest stars that includes Anna Faris, Randall Park, Jake Johnson, Juliette Lewis, Simon Rex, Ego Nwodim, and Sam Richardson.

From episode to episode, the tone can shift radically, as the team behind It's Florida, Man seems uneasy in turning everything into comedy fodder. But overall, there's something undeniably charming about these Florida men and women who refuse to be defined by internet snark and 15 minutes of infamy.

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Ego Nwodim and Sam Richardson co-star in "Toes" in "It's Florida, Man."
Ego Nwodim and Sam Richardson co-star in "Toes" in "It's Florida, Man." Credit: HBO
Before each of six episodes, an opening narration from King of the Hill alum and native Floridian Stephen Root promises the following:

"What you're about to see may be dangerous, petty, misguided, but most definitely stupid. But it's also all true. Sort of."

The first four episodes released to critics involve a saucy plan for vengeance, a feud between a professional mermaid and a practicing witch, an alligator-attacked optimist, and a pair of friends who take on a terrifyingly toe-curling Craigslist ad. In each of these instances, It's Florida, Man sits down with the subjects, allowing them to tell these stories in their own words. Some of these words will be repeated by the comedic performers, bringing a broad humor to the re-enactments. But some lines are best from the source.

For instance, in episode two, "Gator," self-proclaimed Florida Man Eric Merda declares of the dubious distinction, "I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed, but I'll stab you with the sharpest tool!"

It's Florida, Man proudly showcases a rough-edged charm.
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Of the first four episodes, "Gator" is the most compelling. Simon Rex stars as Eric Merda, whose brush with an alligator left him with one arm. Leaning into the same crooked comedic sensibility of the critically acclaimed dramedy Red Rocket, Rex is radiant with a sunburned vulnerability. Whether gathering trash on the side of the road or swimming peacefully in a gator-infested lake, Rex carries with him a jubilance that is not only appealing but also reflects the energy of Merda in his interviews.

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This Florida Man tells the documentarians that many see his story as a tragedy, but he sees it as a new beginning. "Gator" portrays that version convincingly through Merda's lens. In this way, It's Florida, Man evangelizes for the fantastic freedom of letting go of other people's perceptions of you. Who cares what social media or an interviewed psychic might say about the spiritual vision Merda swears he encountered in the swamp? As goofy as this story begins, Merda's moxie and message of personal renewal are inspiring.

Merda's the first to admit he was a "piece of shit" who made a wildly foolish mistake that got him grievously injured. But he's happy with where he ended up, so he appreciates the whole of the experience, limb loss and all! This joyous portrait complicates the idea of a Florida Man, which seems to be the purpose of this curious series. People who have been written off by the internet as rednecks or worse are given a chance to share not only their internal logic behind these questionable decisions, but also their personality, their humor, and their humanity.

However, not every episode is so successful.

"Mermaids" is a low point in It's Florida, Man.
Anna Faris appears in "Mermaids" in "It's Florida, Man."
Anna Faris appears in "Mermaids" in "It's Florida, Man." Credit: HBO
In the trailer, "Mermaids" seems absolutely delightful, featuring Anna Farris and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia's Mary Elizabeth Ellis as warring professional mermaids in a kitschy battle that would be well-suited to a Kristen Wiig movie. However, gruff words poolside lead swiftly to unemployment, online harassment, and ultimately police corruption being exposed.

While "Toes" and "Saucy" involve more violent incidents, "Mermaids" veers the most into true crime drama, specifically recalling the tense docuseries Fear Thy Neighbor (also on Max). Sure, mermaid costumes involving shimmery, rubber fish tails and naked witchcraft rituals make for flashy headlines. But within this show, that’s not enough to make this story funny, especially when the suffering is ongoing.

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At one point, harassed mermaid Whitney Fair (whose story is at the heart of this episode) breaks down into tears recounting the events. The documentarians let the camera run as a crew member comforts her through this rough moment on camera. Moments like this are common in straight-faced true crime documentaries. Such shots reveal the raw pain that lies beneath a practiced brave face — the kind that victims are socialized to wear when recalling the worst day of their life for an audience that's a little too eager to witness it. The same is true in It's Florida, Man.

Fair's guard is dropped, and we can see the emotional strain this feud has had beyond the headlines. With that, it’s much harder to laugh at the re-enactments, no matter how gleefully kitschy Ferris and Ellis are in their roles. As such, this episode doesn't bolster Fair's perspective; it seems to mock her, undercutting the show's overarching empathy and revealing us as the detail-hungry audience members we truly are.

It's Florida, Man is downright addictive.
Juliette Lewis appears in "It's Florida, Man."
Juliette Lewis appears in "It's Florida, Man." Credit: HBO
There is certainly an element of parody to the comic portrayals, which use the interview subjects as a launching pad for physical comedy, goofy mugging, and kooky quips. But as is the case with The Righteous Gemstones or the work of the Coen Bros' country crime comedies, there’s also a joyous appreciation for this wonky American outlaw.

They may be petty, reckless, and even stupid, but there is a reason they fascinate us. Perhaps you read a Florida Man headline and chuckle. But don’t you also wonder what led to that moment? Incredibly, hearing the full story doesn’t make these tall tales any smaller. It personalizes them, urging us to see their subjects as people are not punchlines. You’ll likely be giggling, guffawing, and repeating in shock some of the witticisms or rejoinders that these interviewees share with incredible generosity of spirit. But you also walk away with a deeper respect for the people who had a really wild time and came through the other side — perhaps not unscathed but still unapologetically themselves.

It's Florida, Man debuts on HBO Oct. 18 11:00 ET, and will also be available to stream on Max. New episodes air weekly.

UPDATE: Oct. 16, 2024, 3:30 p.m. EDT This review has been amended to note Jeff Tomsic is a co-creator of It's Florida, Man.

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We’re in the final seconds of an episode of the HBO reality/drama combo series “It’s Florida, Man” when an interview subject who has spilled the startling and embarrassing details of a bizarre chapter in his life seems to have a revelation and says, “What if one day, I’m like, trying to get a job, and they’re like, ‘Aren’t you that ... guy?’”

Comes the off-camera reply: “You’re only thinking about this NOW?”

And there’s the crux of it. If the filmmakers know their subjects might not be the most reliable judges of what’s best for themselves, if the viewer gets the sense these folks might not have a particularly strong sense of emotional and intellectual maturity, is it entertainment or exploitation — or both? Is it possible to find humor in their exploits even as we think maybe they should be getting professional help?

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There’s no denying the “Cops” meets “Florida Man” meme meets “Drunk History” watchability of a series that chronicles the bizarre adventures of various Floridians, utilizing interviews with the real-life subjects along with re-creations featuring comedic performances from Anna Faris, Randall Park, Sam Richardson and Ego Nwodim, among others. As the press materials put it, the series is “a love letter to the beaches, backwaters and people of a misunderstood yet magical state.”

Sincere and affectionate intentions noted. Still, even as I was admittedly intrigued by these stories and I appreciated the funny performances by the comedy pros, I found myself wondering if the real-life subjects would have been better off staying out of the spotlight.

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Another episode of “It’s Florida, Man.” stars Randall Park as a karate instructor who hires stranger to do something unusual with his toes.HBO
In the premiere episode, titled “Toes,” we meet Phil, who recounts the time when he needed $4,000 in cash so he could travel to Colorado to see his idol, the DJ known as Bassnectar. Phil goes on Craigslist and says he’s willing to do anything within reason for the cash — and he hears from a guy named Steve, who says, “I want you to cut off three of my toes, cook them, eat them, and I want to watch.”

In the re-creation of the incident, Sam Richardson plays Phil, Randall Park is Steve and Ego Nwodim is Phil’s friend Carol, who accompanies Phil to Steve’s house, where Steve is waiting with a whole setup, complete with kitchen knives. “We are in no way medical professionals,” Carol reminds us.

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Spoiler alert: Steve backs out at the last minute. He needs all of his toes because he’s a karate instructor. The friendship between Phil and Carol blossoms into romance; as Phil puts it, “We’re two peas in a pod.”

Another episode features a guy named Eric, who is clearly not all there as he talks about the time he went swimming at night in gator-infested waters and had his arm bitten off, yet miraculously survived. Notes Eric: “If you never wake, you can never have a dream. But if you die, you’re never going to have a nightmare. You gotta live that nightmare to get through it, to have a dream. If any of that at all makes sense to anybody, you’re twice as crazy as I am.”

Faris shows up in another episode playing a “mermaid,” i.e., an aquatic performer, named Whitney, who found herself targeted by a rival mermaid who is also a witch. That other mermaid and her husband, a Broward County sheriff’s lieutenant, moved in next door and allegedly engaged in harassment. Says real-life Whitney: “I’m an underwater performer. I’m getting bullied by a cop and a witch.” (Amazingly, this is the lightest and least troubling episode I watched.)

An episode titled “Saucy” features a courtship gone wrong between a man named Denver (played by Jon Gries in the re-creation), and a younger man called Derrick (played by Echo Kellum), who seeks revenge on Denver by breaking into his trailer and attempting to start a fire by using a boiling pot of pasta sauce. “I [was] going to burn his trailer down and send him back to Kentucky!” declares real-life Derrick. Before it’s all over, Derrick is arrested while wearing a bull costume onesie. This makes for an irresistible news kicker, but getting to know the principals in the story actually makes it less amusing and just ... sad.

Some of this material plays like true-story versions of the situations and characters famed Florida novelist Carl Hiaasen (“Strip Tease,” “Bad Monkey”) puts in his books. Maybe it would have worked better if we just saw Faris, Richardson, et al, in the fictionalized versions of events. Seeing the actual people, who often seem to be lost and overwhelmed by life, makes it more depressing than a comedy series should be.
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30 Rock season 1 • 30 Rock season 2 • 30 Rock season 3 • 30 Rock season 4 • 40th Daytime Emmy Awards • List of Adventure Time episodes • List of The Adventures of Mini-Goddess episodes • List of The Apprentice (American TV series) candidates • Arthur Ashe Courage Award • List of Avatar: The Last Airbender episodes • Avatar: The Last Airbender season 1 • Avatar: The Last Airbender season 2 • Avatar: The Last Airbender season 3 • Jimmy V Award • List of awards and nominations received by The Flash • BBC Young Musician • Basshunter videography • Best Female Action Sports Athlete ESPY Award • Best Female Athlete with a Disability ESPY Award • Best Fighter ESPY Award • Best MLS Player ESPY Award • Best Male Action Sports Athlete ESPY Award • Best Male Athlete with a Disability ESPY Award • List of Better Call Saul episodes • Beyoncé videography • List of awards and nominations received by The Bill • List of Black Lagoon episodes • List of Black Mirror episodes • Cate Blanchett on screen and stage • Bleach season 1 • Bleach season 2 • Bleach season 3 • Bleach season 4 • Bleach season 5 • Bleach season 6 • Bleach season 7 • Bleach season 8 • Bleach season 9 • Bleach season 10 • Blue Heelers season 13 • List of Bluey episodes • List of Brooklyn Nine-Nine episodes • List of Brotherhood episodes • List of songs recorded by Alexandra Burke • Ian Carmichael on stage, screen and radio • Carry On series on screen and stage • Coldplay videography • List of Bradley Cooper performances • List of D.Gray-man episodes • List of Dad's Army episodes • List of Dancing with the Stars (American TV series) competitors • Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series • Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series • Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series • Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series • Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series • Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Younger Actor in a Drama Series • Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series Directing Team • Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Younger Actress in a Drama Series • Degrassi: The Next Generation season 1 • Degrassi: The Next Generation season 2 • Degrassi: The Next Generation season 3 • Degrassi: The Next Generation season 4 • Degrassi: The Next Generation season 5 • Degrassi: The Next Generation season 6 • Degrassi: The Next Generation season 7 • Desperate Housewives season 1 • List of Doctor Who Christmas and New Year's specials • List of Doctor Who episodes (1963–1989) • Shannen Doherty filmography • List of Ed, Edd n Eddy episodes • List of Family Guy cast members • Family Guy season 1 • Family Guy season 4 • Family Guy season 5 • Family Guy season 8 • Works of Keith Floyd • George Formby on screen, stage, record and radio • GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Comedy Series • GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Drama Series • GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Limited or Anthology Series • Lady Gaga videography • List of Game of Thrones episodes • List of awards and nominations received by Game of Thrones • Game of Thrones season 1 • John Gielgud, roles and awards • Glee season 1 • Golden Globe Cecil B. DeMille Award • List of The Good Place episodes • List of Mckenna Grace performances • Green Wing series 1 • List of Gunsmoke (TV series) episodes • List of Tom Hanks performances and credits • List of Anne Hathaway performances • List of Heroes episodes • Highlander: The Series season 1 • Highlander: The Series season 2 • Philip Seymour Hoffman on screen and stage • List of HolbyBlue episodes • How I Met Your Mother season 1 • List of Inkigayo Chart winners (2015) • List of Inkigayo Chart winners (2016) • List of Inkigayo Chart winners (2017) • List of Inkigayo Chart winners (2018) • List of Inkigayo Chart winners (2019) • International Film Music Critics Association Award for Best Original Score for Television • Hattie Jacques on stage, radio, screen and record • Scarlett Johansson on screen and stage • John Ford filmography • Justin Timberlake videography • Grace Kelly on screen and stage • Ayushmann Khurrana filmography • Last Week Tonight with John Oliver season 1 • Last Week Tonight with John Oliver season 2 • Last Week Tonight with John Oliver season 3 • John Le Mesurier on stage, radio, screen and record • Bernard Lee on stage and screen • List of Line of Duty episodes • List of awards and nominations received by Lost • List of Blue Drop episodes • List of Canadian Idol finalists • List of Claymore episodes • List of Fate/stay night episodes • List of The Simpsons guest stars (seasons 1–20) • List of The Simpsons guest stars (seasons 21–present) • List of Millennium episodes • List of Rental Magica episodes • List of Seinfeld episodes • List of Tsukihime, Lunar Legend episodes • List of Vampire Knight episodes • List of 24 episodes • List of Arrested Development episodes • List of Baccano! episodes • List of Big Brother (American TV series) houseguests • List of Bleach episodes • List of Blue Peter presenters • List of Buso Renkin episodes • List of Call the Midwife episodes • List of Casualty specials • List of Celebrity Big Brother (American TV series) houseguests • List of Celebrity Big Brother (British TV series) housemates • List of Chartjackers episodes • List of Cobra Kai episodes • List of Community episodes • List of Degrassi: The Next Generation episodes • List of Devil May Cry episodes • List of Dexter episodes • List of Eve (American TV series) episodes • List of Family Guy episodes • List of Grey's Anatomy cast members • List of Grey's Anatomy episodes • List of Gunslinger Girl episodes • List of Hitohira episodes • List of Joking Apart episodes • List of Kashimashi: Girl Meets Girl episodes • List of Kaze no Stigma episodes • List of Leeteuk performances • List of Night Wizard episodes • List of Popotan episodes • List of Puella Magi Madoka Magica episodes • List of QI episodes • List of Samurai Harem: Asu no Yoichi episodes • List of SpongeBob SquarePants episodes (seasons 1–10) • List of Survivor (American TV series) contestants • List of The Bellflower Bunnies episodes • List of The Office (British TV series) episodes • List of The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror episodes • List of Tokyo Mew Mew episodes • List of True Tears episodes • List of What Would You Do? episodes • List of accolades received by 24 Oras • List of accolades received by Eat Bulaga! • List of accolades received by TV Patrol • List of accolades received by The Last of Us (TV series) • List of accolades received by The Mandalorian • List of accolades received by WandaVision • List of awards and nominations received by American Horror Story • List of awards and nominations received by Arrested Development • List of awards and nominations received by Better Call Saul • List of awards and nominations received by Black Mirror • List of awards and nominations received by BoJack Horseman • List of awards and nominations received by Bob's Burgers • List of awards and nominations received by Breaking Bad • List of awards and nominations received by Brooklyn Nine-Nine • List of awards and nominations received by Community • List of awards and nominations received by Friends • List of awards and nominations received by Holby City • List of awards and nominations received by Last Week Tonight with John Oliver • List of awards and nominations received by Line of Duty • List of awards and nominations received by Louie • List of awards and nominations received by Mad Men • List of awards and nominations received by Modern Family • List of awards and nominations received by Parks and Recreation • List of awards and nominations received by Psych • List of awards and nominations received by The Good Place • List of awards and nominations received by The Simpsons • List of awards and nominations received by The Voice (American TV series) • List of awards and nominations received by The West Wing • List of awards and nominations received by The Wire • List of songs in Glee season 1 • List of Lost episodes • Lost season 1 • Lost season 2 • Lost season 3 • Lost season 4 • List of M*A*S*H episodes • List of The Mandalorian characters • List of Marvel Cinematic Universe television series • List of Marvel Cinematic Universe television series actors (Marvel Television) • List of The Masked Singer (American TV series) episodes • List of Meerkat Manor episodes • List of Meerkat Manor meerkats • List of accolades received by Miami Vice • Michael Jackson videography • Mid-credits and post-credits scenes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe • List of Millennium characters • List of Moonlighting episodes • List of Music Bank Chart winners (2015) • List of Music Bank Chart winners (2016) • List of Music Bank Chart winners (2017) • List of Music Bank Chart winners (2018) • List of Music Bank Chart winners (2019) • List of Music Bank Chart winners (2020) • List of Music Bank Chart winners (2021) • List of Music Bank Chart winners (2022) • List of Music Bank Chart winners (2023) • List of Myself ; Yourself episodes • List of Naruto episodes • List of Naruto: Shippuden episodes • David Niven on screen, stage, radio, record and in print • List of Numbers episodes • List of The O.C. episodes • The O.C. season 1 • The O.C. season 2 • The O.C. season 3 • The O.C. season 4 • List of The Office (American TV series) episodes • List of awards and nominations received by The Office (American TV series) • The Office (American TV series) season 1 • The Office (American TV series) season 2 • The Office (American TV series) season 3 • The Office (American TV series) season 4 • The Office (American TV series) season 8 • List of Oh My Goddess! episodes • Laurence Olivier on stage and screen • One Piece season 5 • Outline of the Marvel Cinematic Universe • List of awards and nominations received by Penn & Teller: Bullshit! • Katy Perry videography • Philo T. Farnsworth Award • Pop Idol discography • List of Press Gang episodes • 59th Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards • 72nd Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards • 73rd Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards • 74th Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards • 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards • 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards • 74th Primetime Emmy Awards • Prison Break season 2 • Private Practice season 1 • List of Project Runway contestants • List of Quantico episodes • Quantico season 1 • Quantico season 2 • Radio Times's Most Powerful People • The Real Housewives of Atlanta season 6 • List of Regular Show episodes • Ryan Reynolds filmography • Ralph Richardson, roles and awards • Rihanna videography • Julia Roberts filmography • Gene Roddenberry filmography • List of awards and nominations received by Gene Roddenberry • Mark Romanek videography • Paul Rudd on screen and stage • List of Sacred Games episodes • Seinfeld season 2 • Seinfeld season 3 • List of Sesame Street Muppets • Alastair Sim on stage and screen • List of The Simpsons cast members • The Simpsons shorts • List of The Simpsons episodes (season 21–present) • List of The Simpsons episodes (seasons 1–20) • The Simpsons season 1 • The Simpsons season 2 • The Simpsons season 3 • The Simpsons season 4 • The Simpsons season 5 • The Simpsons season 6 • The Simpsons season 7 • The Simpsons season 8 • The Simpsons season 9 • The Simpsons season 10 • The Simpsons season 13 • The Simpsons season 14 • List of Smallville episodes • List of The Sopranos episodes • List of SpongeBob SquarePants guest stars • List of Emma Stone performances • List of awards and nominations received by Stranger Things • List of Supernatural episodes • Taylor Swift videography • Terry-Thomas on screen, radio, stage and record • List of The X-Files episodes • List of Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015 TV series) episodes • List of Trinity Blood episodes • Lana Turner performances and awards • List of Twin Peaks episodes • List of The Unit episodes • List of awards and nominations received by The Vampire Diaries • List of Veronica Mars episodes • Veronica Mars season 1 • Veronica Mars season 2 • Veronica Mars season 3 • Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Voice-Over Performance • Sam Waterston on screen and stage • List of Sigourney Weaver performances • List of Robin Williams performances • List of Kate Winslet performances

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Ah! My Goddess season 1 • List of Carnivàle episodes • List of Doctor Who episodes (2005–present) • List of Last Exile episodes • List of 30 Rock episodes • List of American Idol finalists • List of awards and nominations received by 30 Rock • List of awards and nominations received by Dexter (TV series) • List of Fullmetal Alchemist episodes • List of Stargate SG-1 episodes • List of Teen Titans episodes • List of The Batman episodes • List of Golden Martín Fierro Award winners • List of Desperate Housewives episodes • List of Lupin the 3rd Part II episodes • List of Moonlight episodes • List of Planetes episodes • List of Yozakura Quartet episodes • List of The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya episodes • List of Peep Show episodes • List of South Park episodes • Timeline of Australian television • List of unmade Doctor Who serials and films • List of X-Men: The Animated Series episodes

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76th Primetime Emmy Awards

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