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Mr. Throwback: A Closer Look at the Origin of Mr. Throwback

From “About Last Night” to “Mr. Throwback”

The season finale of “Mr. WEB” revealed a surprising connection to the short-lived game show “About Last Night.” In “Mr. Throwback,” NBA superstar Stephen Curry stars as a fictionalized version of himself.

However, the origin of Mr. Throwback can be traced back to Curry's co-hosting gig on “About Last Night,” which ran for one season of eight episodes.

A Desperate Dealer's Dream

In “Mr. Throwback,” Curry plays Happy, a memorabilia dealer whose vintage store is struggling. Out of desperation, he hatches a plan to involve Curry in a memorabilia deal.

The six-episode comedy, which is now streaming in full, follows Happy's attempts to secure a deal with Curry. The finale reveals how his connection to “About Last Night” played a pivotal role in his success.

Conclusion

The season finale of “Mr. WEB” not only concluded the season but also shed light on the fascinating origin of “Mr. Throwback.” From its humble beginnings on “About Last Night” to its hilarious and heartwarming portrayal in “Mr. Throwback,” the journey of Mr. Throwback is a testament to the unexpected connections and creative inspirations that shape the entertainment world.