Real actors, not people.
Though not particularly funny or creative, Rob Gronkowski, due to diminished standards, has already been ordained a must-have TV presence — from the Kentucky Derby on NBC, to the Times Square ball drop on New Year’s.
Heck, before he was fully declared a retired NFL star tight end, he was on Fox’s payroll to do what he does and is expected to do — mostly act like an unapologetically vulgar, fully grown juvenile delinquent.
So, other than network cross-promotion, what, exactly, did Fox’s producers of its New Year’s Eve show expect when it invited Gronkowski?