Shaquille O’Neal likes to sleep a lot on the job, so Dwyane Wade and Candice Parker thought they would have some fun with their NBA on TNT co-host.
They got some grapes and tried to get them in Shaq’s mouth. Neither one succeeded before the Sasquatch woke up. I wonder if he wined (get it because they used grapes) about them using him as a basketball court.
On that note, I thought Wade was a good player. It didn’t show in this video. He didn’t get anywhere near the hoop, I mean muzzle. I don’t understand why because Shaq’s head is even wider than the width of a hoop. It should have been a slam dunk for the two basketball players. I guess that is why they are giving commentary about the game and not still playing it.
Dwyane Wade was hard at work with NBA on TNT. However, his co-host, Shaquille O’Neal, was nowhere to be found. After doing some searching around the studio, he found Shaq fast asleep in his mask. The 7’1″ NBA legend was sleeping like a baby. But, if Wade were to wake him up, I am sure he would turn into a ferocious bear.
Would you want to be the person who was tasked to wake him up? Wade is 7 inches shorter than O’Neal, so he would not stand a chance. I think the only person who could do it and come out unscathed would be Charles Barkley. That is because I think he is the only person who is not afraid of a sleeping Shaq, and he would turn it into a prank. Mostly the latter reason.
Spectrum announced today that it is not moving forward with a third season for LA Finest, according to The Hollywood Report. The Bad Boys spinoff, which stars Jessica Alba and Gabrielle Union, has quite an interesting history. The pilot was made for NBC, but they turned it down. Spectrum decided to get into the series business and picked it up. When Fox needed some programming for the fall, due to the coronavirus pandemic, they picked up the first season to fill their airtime. The show’s second season premiere was delayed due to the Black Lives Matter movement after George Floyd’s death.
It was the little show that could until it couldn’t.
L.A.’s Finest was supposed to debut its second season today on Spectrum Originals. However, they decided to hold off on premiering the Bad Boys spinoff, that stars Gabrielle Union and Jessica Alba, until later this year, according to Variety.
The cable provider did not explain why they are delaying the cop drama, but it is assumed because of the current climate of protests against the violence and systemic racism towards black people by corrupt cops. It is just not the best time to air a show glorifying police officers.
Even though L.A.’s Finest is a Spectrum Original show, the first season is slated to air on Fox in September. I have a feeling the cable provider will debut season two right after season one finishes on broadcast. Which would be smart. Why wait for season two, if you can watch it immediately? They might even get a few subscribers to uncut the cord.
