It sounded like it is still going to be set in the Keys, they are just going to film it in California.

Don't they do this with a lot of shows? Film all the interiors and other nondescript aspects in LA, then shoot the exteriors (entering and leaving buildings, that sort of thing) on location ? Shows like CSI, Law and Order, etc, have all done that.

Also, I know they originally were going to base season 2 on the next book in the series, but looks like that's been changed too (maybe to include some characters in season 1 who weren't a part of the book? Never read book 2 so I have no idea)

Regardless, going to give it a shot bc season 1 was such a fun ride

Actually it's usually Vancouver:


And I've only had a chance to get an episode into Bad Monkey but enjoying the characters and story, glad we're getting more.

Al Bula said:

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Looks like it will be an epic fail moving away from the Florida and Bahamian settings which complemented the first season so well.

Leave it to the Big H-weird to screw up a good thing. The backdrops of the first season were part of the charm of the show.

It might as well be called the Vince "Yancy" Vaughn Quippy Apple TV+ Variety Hour. Can see this easily being background noise as I scroll on my phone for three episodes max before calling it quits.

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I'm about to shoot Hillsborough and Pinellas County in Florida for Louisville KY for Hallmark. You can make it look like whatever you want with stock shots. Most people have no clue.

uujm said:

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Al Bula said:

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Looks like it will be an epic fail moving away from the Florida and Bahamian settings which complemented the first season so well.

Leave it to the Big H-weird to screw up a good thing. The backdrops of the first season were part of the charm of the show.

It might as well be called the Vince "Yancy" Vaughn Quippy Apple TV+ Variety Hour. Can see this easily being background noise as I scroll on my phone for three episodes max before calling it quits.

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I'm about to shoot Hillsborough and Pinellas County in Florida for Louisville KY for Hallmark. You can make it look like whatever you want with stock shots. Most people have no clue.

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Add in digital set extensions and other invisible VFX and you've truly got no idea what you're looking at most of the time.