70% through the new season.
It's much better than the first one, as I said a few posts ago.
It's been renewed for a third season, but we won't see that until 2018.
70% through the new season.
It's much better than the first one, as I said a few posts ago.
It's been renewed for a third season, but we won't see that until 2018.
Done with season 2.
Verdict: Much, much better. Would recommend if you gave up on the show during/after the mediocre Season 1.
Only read below if you truly want SPOILERS.
Hello, PokerFraudAlert.
Thought I would make a post about a matter other than that has-been beggar Corey Feldman.
The writing for the show concluded in mid-October, 2017. The voice acting concluded in early November, 2017.
The show is now in production, which is a lengthier process than you might think.
Netflix wants a release in October 2018, but word around Hollywood is that it might drag until November or December.
The writing team is being kept in the dark, and those in production are simply telling them "late 2018" when they ask release date questions.
Season 3 will be 10 episodes long:
Episode 1: “Are You Ready For The Summer?”
Episode 2: “Drive-By”
Episode 3: “The Stinger”
Episode 4: “Mr. Murphy’s Wild Ride”
Episode 5: “Battle of the Sexes”
Episode 6: “Punch Drunk”
Episode 7: “Summer Vacation”
Episode 8: “It’s in his Blood”
Episode 9: “Frank the Father”
Episode 10: “Bill Murphy’s Night Off”
Episode 9 was the only one written by Burr.
Two female writers did Season 3 episodes. Valeri Vaughn wrote episode 7, and Emily Towers wrote episode 5. In total, there were 9 different head writers for Season 3, with only Michael Price writing two episodes (4 & 10).
Personally I don't love it when there are too many different head writers, as it gives shows a disjointed feel from episode to episode. I have warned against this to friends of mine in Hollywood, but they rarely listen. Everyone has their ego and thinks their way is always right.
The season will also see a new character, Anthony Murphy, who is Frank's younger brother. He will be voiced by Al Ducharme.
Coming November 30
Season 3 just dropped on Netflix and Bill Burr was finally on Hot Ones yesterday. I say finally because he's been the most requested guest for a few years now.
Been looking forward to this. Season 2 was very good, aside from the disappointing final episode.
Watched episode 1.
Unfortunately it appears they are back to being heavy/depressing rather than humorous. That was the big criticism of Season 1. Too much stress/frustration, not enough humor.
Too many things are going wrong for too many members of the family. And somehow Vic is back on top. He even went to Vegas "in attempt to lose money", and won despite himself. I actually liked when Vic finally came crashing down near the end of Season 2 after seemingly living a charmed existence. Now we're back to consequence-free Vic, and that joke was old way back in Season 1.
Bill (the character, not Bill Burr) is also traumatized after seeing people get killed at the airport in the Season 2 finale. That's what I was talking about regarding not liking that episode. It had a cartoonish, action movie type ending, instead of sticking to believable suburban family issues. Now they don't quite know what to do with it. Should the kids be traumatized over what happened, or should they just pretend that episode never happened (aside from putting a new boss in place at Mohegan Air)? Even Frank uttered in this third season premiere, "I told you to never speak of that again", referring to the bloodbath in the prior episode.
Anyway, I found Season 2 I wanted to binge watch, whereas Season 1 I was watching one episode at a time, because otherwise it was too heavy and depressing to watch multiples at once.
I didn't watch another episode after the Season 3 premiere, so that should tell you something.
BUMP
Watched 9 of 10 Season 3 episodes. Didn't love the first one, but it got better, and I give a thumbs up overall to this season.
The new "Chet" character (voiced by Vince Vaughn, who is also now Executive Producer) is very good, and they've done a nice job exploring some of the side characters in the show.
Actual spoilers below, so be warned.
Overpaid for some tickets to see Bill Burr at the end of February. 4 rows from the front.
Hope he doesn't spend half the act talking Trump.
Better be good.
Also, shout out to the six posters on page 2 of this thread who have either been banned or jumped ship.
How to argue with women.
Should have been taught somewhere
This should be required viewing for:
- Every PFA member
- Everyone remotely interested in Bill Burr
- Everyone from Philly
Can we get a Harry Hollywood update on when Season 4 is coming?
I kinda miss this show.
I love Bill Burr in spite of F Is For Family
Sorry for the delay. I did not have information at the time you asked this, and I forgot that you had inquired about this.
My source at Netflix tells me that April 3, 2020 is the release date for Season 4. I was also told that the season will be 10 episodes, with #4 written by Vince Vaughn's sister Valeri, and #8 written by Mr. Burr himself.
You might be surprised to learn that F is For Family is the second-oldest non-canceled Netflix show, only behind Bojack Horseman.
Well looks like I was incorrect regarding the April 3, 2020 release date.
However, this one is not my fault. April 3 was the release date, but it got moved because of the coronavirus.
Netflix has decided to roll out its new shows more slowly because of the interruption of production of all shows. Everything has been halted for almost 2 months, and it is not known when any production will resume. Netflix had F is for Family all ready to go, but it has been held back so they can continue releasing "new" shows for a long time while nothing is in production.
The new projected release date is June 12, 2020, but that's not yet set in stone. That is the most likely date of release, and if it's not that, there is a high chance it will be within 10 days either way of June 12.
There will be 10 episodes.
https://twitter.com/FIFFNetflix/status/1261341692050849792
You guys ready to believe yet that Harry has connections?
No article existed anywhere else on the web on the date of his post (May 4) regarding the June 12 release date. That wasn't announced until 11 days later on May 15.
Dude is a PFA asset.
June 12th was correct
It's up on Netflix today
still g o d
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