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[Synopsis](https://dramaquarterly.com/going-hoff-script/):
> ‘Ze Network’ is the fictional story of Hollywood actor Hasselhoff’s new lead role in a theatre play in Germany, which plunges him into the centre of an international conspiracy involving former Cold War assassins, while around him the fabric of reality seems to break down. But is it all real or just in his head?
“Germans love David Hasselhoff.”
I still have my Nick Fury VHS; movie is total camp shit, but Hoff is a surprisingly good and comic book accurate Nick
Close your eyes and picture Bryan Cranston during the first few seconds of this trailer.