What are the current TV shows with gay male characters? Part 6

Netflix's Fake Profile / Perfil Falso. Spanish show.

Amazon's The Lake has released its second season.

There's going to be a second season of Perfil Falso.

I honestly can't wait for Glamorous, starring Kim Cattrall. Zane Phillips is the hottest gay thing right now.

Originally that role was supposed to be played by Pierson Fode r4 when the show was going to be a CW show and Brooke Shields was going to play the Kim Cattrall role.

r5, given how CW is changing direction by going for reality TV shows now, it's probably for the best.

Ben Daniels has begun a major role in Season 2 of Foundation as Bel Riose, with his "Normal Heart" co-star (and fellow gay actor) Dino Fetscher in the role of Bel's husband.

Dino Fetscher plays Galwen, Bel Riose's husband.

I've never heard of any of this shit.

I'm bumping this because I'm craving some show for/about gay men.

R1, Spain is killing it with the gay male representation.

NuJohnny Carter on EastEnders is finally here.

Charlie Suff begins the role on February 12.

I know I’m really late to the game, but Hacks has some really good gay stories and characters and is overall just great.

What I really like is that the show highlights gays of all different types. I really enjoy Mark Indelicato — he’s perfect on Hacks.

R12 Eight months later and Johnny Carter hasn't gotten any. Hilarious for a guy his age.

[quote]I honestly can't wait for Glamorous, starring Kim Cattrall. Zane Phillips is the hottest gay thing right now.

This post didn't age well.

To start with the mega-obvious: "Heartstopper" and "Agatha All Along." (Joe Locke is gay in both, and IRL, and nearly the whole younger cast in the former is queer.)

"Shrinking" – Michael Urie plays a gay character, and the S1 finale featured his wedding.

"Only Murders in the Building" – Michael Cyril Creighton is the only gay male character, but about 80% of the show seems gay-coded

"And Just Like That..." – Mario Cantone. (I know, I know. Visible from space.)

"Euphoria" – not sure it counts as "current," given that it may not see a third season, but it has Eric Dane playing a horrific closet case with a thing for trans and hyperfem teenagers.

"Stranger Things" – also not literally current, but its final season is coming next year, and they've already said Noah Schnapp's character will FINALLY come out (and Noah already did IRL)

"Star Trek: Discovery" – yet again, not quite current (it had its series finale earlier this year), but since it's one of THE gayest shows in recent memory (and has Anthony Rapp & Wilson Cruz as a couple), I think it merits a mention.

"The Gilded Age" – it's Julian Fellowes, so of *course* it has a bunch of gay characters, including the son of Christine Baranski's character.

"The White Lotus" – it's Mike White, so same. The first two seasons featured multiple gay characters – along with a straight British chav blackmailed somehow into fucking his "uncle."

"Severance" – definitely one of the odder ones, but Christopher Walken & John Turturro both play gay men into one another.

"Cruel Intentions" – a reboot of the movie, this time as a series (and relocated from prep school to an elite college), premieres in three weeks and has multiple gay/bi male characters.

"The Summer I Turned Pretty" – I hesitated to add this one, given that it's an admittedly cheesy teen romance thing, but one of the three main characters is a bi guy, and quite possibly the single most stunning-looking queer character ever. That said, he's bi, not gay; he's done literally nothing sexually with other guys except a five-second kiss early in the first season; he ends up falling for a girl; and the insanely hot Gavin Casalegno is apparently a hard-core fundie & Trumpist from Texas.

Gavin Casalegno, for your viewing pleasure.

More Gavin.

Jonathan Bennett is promoting his just-released project called "The Groomsmen" for the brand new streaming service, Hallmark+. In it , his love interest is British actor, Alexander Lincoln, (from the 2023 gay rugby film, "In from the Side.")

I'm a big fan of Lincoln's, but I'm not going to subscribe to another service. Maybe it will eventually be shown on the regular Hallmark cable channel.

R19, I'll just hazard a guess Lincoln's the top this time around.

On Neighbours, Aaron may have a new boyfriend on deck named Rhett, a local estate agent who keeps flirting with him.

Bump

[quote]Starring Ugly Betty's Mark Indelicato and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's Vincent Rodriguez III playing couple who - SPOILER ALERT - is getting married this season.

They is?