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Bringing to life unbelievable tales from Florida, featuring interviews with locals and comedic reenactments starring a rotating cast of actors and comedians, covering diverse topics with humor and heart.

6 Episodes

  • Speedy
    E1
    SpeedyWhen the state of Florida takes possession of his dog, a seasoned criminal seeking revenge plots to steal an entire casino boat.
  • Pizza Man
    E2
    Pizza ManAfter a night of hard partying, a Pensacola man finds himself nearly naked in a chain pizza establishment.
  • Cuckoo Girl
    E3
    Cuckoo GirlA Naples woman succumbs to the effects of a new medication and finds herself in trouble with the law.
  • Bigfoot
    E4
    BigfootSeeking a social outlet, a Sarasota man heads to the Everglades with a new friend on a search for the elusive Skunk Ape.
  • Moonshine
    E5
    MoonshineAn opportunist attempts to make a quick buck as a moonshiner, but a wrong turn pits him against another illegal backwoods operation.
  • Crushed
    E6
    CrushedAfter traveling to Orlando to meet her online goth prince, a sheltered Jacksonville girl narrowly survives a chilling mishap.
  • Stephen RootTitle Narrator (voice)
  • Mark HerwickExecutive Producer
  • Jeff TomsicExecutive Producer
  • Danny McBrideExecutive Producer
  • Brandon JamesExecutive Producer
  • Patrick WillisJanuary 4, 2026
    What a mess. The film tries to ride the chaotic “Florida‑Man” meme but ends up feeling like a half‑baked sketch that never finds its punchline. Plot? Non‑existent. Characters? One‑dimensional caricatures that never earn our sympathy. The pacing drags, the jokes fall flat, and the cinematography looks like it was shot on a potato cam with a budget tighter than a clown’s shoes. In short, it’s a forgettable slog that squanders a promising premise and leaves you wishing you’d never pressed play.

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