Well, Well, WELL....Hung (and Hottie Thomas Jane) is Back in Detroit To Film Its 3rd Season

Associated Press

The Michigan Film Office says the HBO series "Hung" has been approved for tax incentive worth about $1 million for the show's third season.

The film office said in a release Tuesday that the series was awarded the incentive based on about $2.6 million of projected in-state expenditures. The series is set in suburban Detroit and is partially shot in the area.

Gov. Rick Snyder has proposed setting an annual $25 million cap on the tax credits, which currently are unlimited. The Republican-led Legislature still must approve the GOP governor's plan, but the film office is operating under the $25 million target.

The statement says "Hung" is the third project approved under the new policy and guidelines.

According to the Detroit Free Press, filming should begin this month.