It's Florida, Man

I am not from Florida and in fact intentionally avoid it, but there is something about people from the Southeastern United States and their unabashed love of telling "big fish" tales of eccentric adventures which are...mostly true...that resonates. This is one of the most recognizable cultural markers of the Old South spanning back to early 20th century Southern Gothic literature.

Here, individuals of this story telling persuasion have the opportunity to unburden their soul or just humble-brag while real Hollywood actors re-enact the story lines with intentional comedy.

The Gator Man is totally awesome.

When I saw that Danny McBride was an executive producer this whole 27 minutes made sense. The interviews being repeated by actors is an old trick. God knows the show would not lead with it's best episode. Florida does have it's idiots much like every other state. We will see what the remaining episodes bring us, but if it Danny McBride expect a lot of gore and nonsense.

Even my my young son came out of his room to say, "what the hell am I watching?"

And he loves everything.

I see what were going for but they missed on episode 1. There are thousands of stories about Florida due to the Freedom of information Act. My favorite is the man in Naples who raised rattlesnakes in his apartment.

I meant to watch when released nice that there's currently 3 episodes it seems IMDb doesn't update upcoming ones anymore. It's Florida Man is quite wild, goofy, and a little bit of horror vibes unexpected from HBO I love it though! Reminds me of Room 104 that series was full of bizarre stuff mashed in different creators; it's a lovely mix of screwball behavior and a little bit of mtv reality style with better directing. Breaking the 4th wall is nicely captivating/intriguing great how there's true stuff with entertainment value awesome how actors play alternate versions of characters that look fairly similar. I understand the ratings it's a little cheesy yet awesomeness!

I'll admit, the show's premise is weird and dark, but it's packed with amazing comedic actors bringing these stories to life. As of right now the show has released one episode, but it's production value, set dec, and inclusion of the actual people involved in these crazy situations really has me champing at the bit for more!

It's Florida and we are inundated with crazy stories bc of the sunshine law, and I think some Floridians may hate this show, but ignore the negative reviews and get freaky with this great show. Any series or film that has Sam Richardson, Anna Faris, Jake Johnson, and Randall Park will be comedic glory.

If you have a weak stomach or an aversion to dark/blue humor i would say challenge yourself and try to engage, but it might not be for you.

After all it states it's a "Late Night" comedic series.

What a wild ride!!! "It's Florida, Man" is a rollercoaster of chaos, humor, and heart. From the very first episode, this show grabs you by the collar and doesn't let go. The eccentric characters, over-the-top scenarios, and biting social commentary make it a must-watch for anyone who loves a good laugh with a touch of truth.

What truly sets the show apart is how it balances absurdity with emotional depth. It's packed with outrageous moments that'll have you laughing out loud ... but it also takes a deeper dive into the human experience, exploring themes of identity, family, and redemption in a way that's surprisingly heartfelt.

The STACKED ensemble cast is fantastic! Each actor brings a unique charm to their character, making even the most outlandish scenes feel grounded in a bizarre, yet relatable reality. The writing is sharp, witty, and never afraid to push boundaries. It's fearless in its portrayal of the unique, sometimes ridiculous world that is Florida, but there's an undeniable warmth at its core.

Whether you're in it for the wild antics or the underlying emotional beats, this show delivers in spades. If you're looking for something fresh, funny, and utterly unpredictable, this show is a must-see!