When it was first announced that Sex And The City producer Michael Patrick King was developing a Shampoo-esque show about a straight male hairdresser to the stars struggling with his own vanity, investors were like, “How much money can I give NBC, and will you accept my house in exchange for a few shares?” And that was even before Don Johnson got involved: As Deadline reports, the erstwhile Sonny Crockett/Nash Bridges has accepted that he no longer looks like a Stetson Cologne ad and agreed to poke fun at his advancing years by starring in A. Mann’s World. The character, you see, is named Allan Mann, so there’s a double meaning there. It’s also ironic, considering that in the show, this Mann’s world is the female-dominated business of selling beauty products and day spas. It’s not for nothing that Michael Patrick King is lauded for his puns.