(S27) PT4 - Superstar

[37thchamber]

When looking for a new face to put at the vanguard of his productions, renowned director of cult movies, Tobias Akinbobo, likes looking at athletes. With his most common collaborator Babatunde Warrington firmly entrenched as a notable talent in the film world, it was time to find the next new up-and-coming athlete to transition to up-and-coming actor, and Akinbobo settled for someone he knows well. Someone he has already worked with on film projects. Someone who also happens to be his business partner's son, but that's neither here nor there.

Raphael Delacour's directorial debut saw him earn plaudits at the Maryland Film Festival in 2037, while he was still a teenager. Since then, he has made some contributions to Akinbobo movies such as his writer credit on the long-awaited third instalment of the Faster Faster Angry Angry series; Faster Faster Angry Angry 3: Palaver in Kampala, in which he also has a small part as a mechanic. Akinbobo has now offered to make Delacour a co-producer -- as well as casting him in one of the lead roles -- for his next ambitious movie franchise idea, styled after the cult classic Outlaw Killer movies: The Abominables.

Plot details are sparse at the moment, but it is believed that the franchise will centre on a professional football franchise based in the mountains, with the players possessing mysterious superpowers. Rumours are swirling that Delacour will feature as Balin, and possess some control over rocks, while various sources have suggested that other ISFL players contracted to the Colorado Yeti may also feature.

[Southie]

Devote Crook is not the sort of man to enjoy the spotlight so when a network television executive from America called him with a job opportunity, the Tijuana Linebacker was less then impressed. He spent a few minutes listening to the mans carefully constructed pitch before politely turning him down. That seemed like it would be the end of Devote Crook's time in the spotlight until another network executive offered him the chance to drive a pristine survivor nineteen sixty-nine Boss 302 Ford Mustang. Crook grew up a huge fan of television shows like Top Gear and Roadkill so when he was given the chance to host his own automotive review show, he gladly hopped on the opportunity. Crook's show has allowed people to learn of  his absolute love of classic hot hatches like the  Ford Escort RS and Nissan Pulsar-GTI-R as well as  his appreciation for the endlessly quirky Citroen 2CV. Despite Crook's checkered past and his reputation as a convicted criminal, the share joy that graces his face as he drives a nineteen-ninety three Nissan R32 Skyline for the first time is undeniable even to the most staunch opponents  of Crook's role in  professional football.

A one hour special where Crook visited the famed Ebisu circuit in Fukushima Prefecture, Japan, a place Crook himself called the Mecca of automotive performance, capped off the first season of his show. For the second season, He's on tap to visit the  Nurburgring as well Toyota's headquarters in Aichi, Japan.

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[ajtigger]

Zach Crossley isn't the most exciting guy given his day is spent practicing and then hanging out with family. Instead, Crossley would prefer to stream video games in his free time to help make him famous outside of the ISFL. Little known fact about Crossley is that he is an expert at strategy games with his favorite games being Civilization 10 and Starcraft 4. Crossley has been a gamer since he received his first Nintendo Switch console at 5 years old and his father helped him build a gaming computer at age 10. Zach also joined his college's Starcraft team and helped lead them to a top 32 finish at the NCAA championships.

Given his quiet demeanor Crossley feels that streaming to fans would be the best way to increase his profile. He can showcase a bit of his skill off the field and demonstrate his calm personality even in the heat of competition. Being a family man Zach is likely to have his adorable children on screen often which again can show the softer side of the normally tough exterior shown by an ISFL player. His stature as an ISFL football player should create a boost to his platform when he begins his streaming career. Zach plans on starting the process by appearing as a guest on various big time star craft streams and introducing himself to that new audience. Overall he feels this can help build his brand outside of football for what is his other true love of life (outside his family).

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[Naosu]

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[Booger]

A famous producer approaches Fawn one day with an idea to become a sports show host after retiring from the ISFL. Although the offer intrigued Fawn, he didn't jump on it as many others would have. That only came once the producer specified that Fawn would be joined by the one and only, Booger McFarland. Booger has already solidified himself as a premiere analyst in the football world, but has never been given the opportunity to take the next step to being the star of a sports program. Coincidentally, Fawn also looks strikingly similar to Booger, and Booger, having had a career in the NFL, has always been someone Fawn looks up to. Fawn plays the same position as Booger once did, and Fawn's nickname, "the Boogie man", hints at the respect Fawn has for McFarland. Together, they could form one of the most entertaining duos in all of sports television, and Fawn's renown in the football world combined with Booger's established television career would entail great things for the show and almost guarantee its success. The tandem would also be fully capable of getting famous sports stars and fellow analysts to make guest appearances on the show due to the prior success the two have experienced.

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[The_Kidd]

Well, I think this is rare instance where the tables turn in my player's favor. For those that do not know, my player was and still is an aspiring artist in the music and film industry. During high school, he formed a music group that Digital Underground picked up as their opening act and backup dancers. However, sport came with similar ease and the money came quicker and in larger amounts so the choice became simple on which to prioritize first.

Now that does not mean Crooks completely abandoned his craft, this was the moment he yearned for. Being able to spend his rookie year back in Baltimore allowed him to work back at his old school of arts in his free time. So when he is given a real opportunity to showcase his real natural talent, he will not hesitate to hit the ground one hundred miles and running. First up. Crooks is going to re-unite with Digital Underground and get to work on his solo debut album after landing a deal with Interscope Records. A solid amount of his material is derived from his poetry and he's going to be pushed as an upcoming poet laureate when taking a more sensitive approach to inquisitive topics.

And is music and poetry wasn't enough, he's going to get his SAG card and hit the big screen. If there is one thing many people unilaterally agree with --- Crooks is a budding star actor in the making. Looking to be a true triple threat, Crooks will pursue a promising acting career and join some of his former school of arts classmates and contemporaries on film and television.

[j00]

Are you kidding me? Juno is built for the spotlight. Although he's not the best actor, but his personality will carry almost any show he's featured on. After he retires, he'll likely be on various shows similar to Runnin' Wild With Bear Grylls, Fear Factor, Survivor, The Bachelor, and Ninja Warrior, alongside appearances on various late night talk shows.

Hell after a few of those, he might even have his own show. Adventures with Juno Hu, or somethin like that. He'll travel the world trying all kinds of weird stuff. It'll be at times comedy, at times information, at times heroic, and at times tragic. Can he complete the Surströmming challenge? How far into SpecOps military training can he get? Run him through a cooking gauntlet with Gordon Ramsay. Around draft time, he can have his own version of Gruden's QB Camp, where he works with the various top DB prospects to see if they have what it takes to succeed in the league. He can expose the various injustices happening worldwide. He can host some "life makeovers" episodes to boost the quality of life for those who need and deserve it.

But also, isn't that the dream life? Get paid to go on adventures around the world, to improve yourself, and to constantly learn and experience new things? All while entertaining the masses and even improving society. Shit, he'd love to start now, but contract details prevent him from doing dangerous things due to injury risk. So I guess this'll all have to wait until his ISFL career is over.

Besides, his current offseason is spent training and studying. How else is he gonna turn in a hall of fame career?

[pazuzu]

Oh boy I think I might have an idea for a TV show that I, Amy Wong would love to be a part of. First, I would love to bring all my old friends from the Planet Express along with me as well because that would be a deal breaker for me. I think our everyday life was pretty crazy when I used to work for them, so if we could have gotten a camera to follow us around the whole time, I think that show would have been pretty successful. It stinks that show would probably not work out right now but I think it would have been a hit like 20 years ago.

I guess now it would be cool to have a reality TV show me and Kif, following around our family and just going about our normal everyday lives in Norfolk. I am not sure how popular that would be but I can be myself and would not change up most of my normal life, I would like to think. Another fun show I would love to be a part of that is still currently airing is All My Circuits. Calculon is such a great actor and carrying the show so well, if I could guess star on that it would make Fry and Bender so jealous haha!