Fortunately for him, and for a select group of viewers who have an eye for extreme babe-age and a fond memory of adolescent puns and pranks, television in the 21st century is exactly the place for him to do it. It's basic cable where Stack can spin his craft to accolades. For the network, the show is a savior. FX is Channel 72 in Lansdale, Channel 96 in Cherry Hill and not even on the box in Lower Merion, Pottstown and plenty of other spots.
Stack is just the ham to spread the network across the map.
Son of the Beach meets the goal. Actually, I'd be writing on a network show. I wouldn't be having this kind of fun. Cable lets a middle-aged man with a spare tire continue that childhood, cruising the beach with four of television's hottest bodies, cracking double entendres nonstop. It lets his character, Notch Johnson, visit Hawaii in the shadow of the volcano Ma'Heinie, getting ready to explode.