Boy who used To

Australian model and occasional rugby player Nick Youngquest wears short shorts in bed, in the living room, and for no obvious reason in the shower.

The slightly adorkable Canadian actor Patrick J Adams looking guilty with a clothes bag.

As requested Dr Who's Arthur Darvill with his top off being played with (in a not so fun way) by Matt Smith.

And the rather pretty Peter Croninn and the not bad too Matt Cooper have a bath together.

In Better Boy

Australian actor (now in the states) Nathan Parsons, who has followed in the underwear (and little else) of (sometimes former, sometimes before the career) soap actors who have been in David DeCoteau films, has gone all rough (well for an American soap). Long hair, beard, and ear rings, must be a drug dealer.

In Merlin the female characters (apart from Morgana) have always seemed rather tacked on to a beef with swords fest. So when Eoin Macken, Tom Hopper, and Rupert Young got their tops off (apart for oddly Roman looking armour) for some pre season flesh on display based promotion I started hoping for a 'knightus orgius' spell from young Merlin. Well can you think of anything else that might feature floppy haired totty, very defined bodies, kneeling, and woodenness?

And more of Aussie athlete Mitchell Watt's mid air bulging.

A Mix of Boys

Loads of kudos for whoever got American athletes in tight lycra as with Jesse Williams (who wants to look like Trey Hardee then).

Matthew Chase goes through all the model standards, with guitar, by a roaring fire, in his underwear in a forest, and with everything (well almost) open at the front. Sadly my favourite Aussie model Dominic Green is being a lawyer not a cowboy these days. Anyone think of a legal problem that requires your lawyer to take his top off?

A shirtless Joe Jonas wants his brother Nick to play with his ball.

Typing of topless chaps playing with balls here's a three Aussies who do just that, Maverick Weller, Luke Capewell, and Matt Duffie.

And David DeCoteau alumni Jack Carlisle hasn't got much further in his 'career'.

Boy and a Bulge

Henry Cavill, who is not against taking his top off (in bad movies), has been costumed for what looks like the porn version of Superman (or Superman does the nearest pilot).

The things you could be doing to Ryan Hansen (if you can ignore the remote control female who just won't get out of shot) to generate this kind of facial expressions. I could play with Ryan for hours.

And AFLer Heath Shaw has been requested.

Leggings Boy

Two Aussie Rules Players, Callan Ward, here seen shirtless, making interesting bulges running in long johns, and huggy Dayne Beams can be rather cheeky in damp speedos.

Rugby playing Daniels in their underwear Daniel Vidot, Daniel Conn, and Danny Care.

The rather beautiful Canadian actor Dustin Milligan is various reasons to get shirtless, on a boat and all tied up.

And model Matthew Chase playing a bit of police related beef in Hot in Cleveland.

Boy in Water

In Aussie Rules Brent Moloney showers, Alan Didak shows a little flesh, and Blake Ayshford is cute in water.

Does Ben Cohen still play rugby (pretend or otherwise) or is he making a career out of being furry (a tree of chest fur) in various positions? As Ben Ross and Luke Burgess show experimenting is fun and Ben knows the stance to take plus has the behind for it. My imagination would add Billy Slater into the mix.

And would it be cruel to say that Portuguese runner Arnaldo Abrantes' bulge is a bit of a let down?

Boy After You

It's a pitty American actor Jonathan Chase (née Greenfield) gets himself handcuffed (by a woman annoyingly) whilst he's naked.

Australian soap actor Chris Milligan subtly takes off his T shirt and then his trousers in a cracking way. Then he shows his chest (and new boxers) off to various women and an old chap who was on Neighbours in the 1830s.

And as request Aussie Rules player Campbell Brown before  the defurring virus spread from Trent Croad.

Politicised Boys

Above is Michael Angarano wrapped up with a shirtless Nicholas Braun in the film Red State.

Fluffy Canadian actor Patrick J Adams is paid to wander the streets dressed in only a towel when he's not shirtless in a store room or in bed sunning himself (does need a tan), very boy next door.

And American gymnast Steven Legendre might have something going on in his trousers.

Sticky Boys

Today you get to see Aussie rugby players Daniel Conn and Kayne Lawton in various states of undress down to nudity. Sadly some of their best bits, but far from all of them, get covered in a truly novel fashion by a rugby ball. I suppose using Daniel's dog might be frowned upon.

I love the subtle way the camera focuses on Kayne's oiled six pack, and behind, plus both of their packages, Conn and Lawton, in the clip you can download here.

Boy Changes

Belgian athlete Nils Pittomvils has had a bit of a makeover (I think he looked better with longer hair). Regardless Nils has a nice behind plus a goodly bulge (he's the shirtless one)

I like chaps who are Chuckable, a mix of geeky and defined (with a touch of added d'oh) as with Norwegian actor Mikkel Bratt Silset in the film Orange Girl (Appelsinpiken).

And German athlete Pascal Behrenbruch shirtless in jeans, shorts, lycra, and trousers of some sort.

Boy in a State

Matthew Florida (apparently not a porn name) has had his top off in a number of places (bad hair land?) including on an American soap.

Michael Graziadei likes to build up to showing off his armpits. It should be illegal for Chris Carmack to have a top on when he's on a beach (this sort of thing, or this) though Michael does his best to make up for it. Oh the things Michael and Chris could do to me...

And for those looking for caps of Ashton Kutcher's 'Charlie who?' moment.

Boy Colourised

British model Joe Griffith is good at being cute in black and white and colour, but not always. I love the bunged up or just shot in one's pants look.

American gymnast Jonathan Horton is just the right side of over muscled.

Aussie Rules player James Frawley doesn't seem to be able to keep his mouth closed shirtless or clothed, but his behind looks popular.

And Josh Wolf (playing a character called Josh) in his underwear on My Name Is Earl.

Boys Chase

Above are Alistair and Jonathan Brownlee securing world bluging title or something like that.

Hollyoaks, nudity, calendar, bits covered, but this time on screen featuring, bookish former ballet dancer (mighty fallen and all that) Richard Winsor, Robert Norbury (add ball or balls based pun), and a fruity (or smoothy) Ashley Taylor Dawson.

And Mad Man Jon Hamm gets rather expressive.

Boy Free

The rather pretty Cuban American gymnast Danell Leyva closes his eyes at an interesting time and a mouth like that could come in handy.

For those who like their totty skinny, leggy, and blond here's British athlete Chris Tomlinson running and jumping whilst shirtless. I'm not overly enamoured with Chris' beardy thing but it's OK at a distance.

And as requested, Aussie swimmer Ian Thorpe in his speedos in a box before things went all chunky.

Boy Hhonoured

The new breed of American gymnasts, Chris Brooks and the things going on in Brandon Wynn's trousers.

Canadian actor Andrew Walker seems to have developed a niche playing bed based flesh (and armpit) showing bits of blond fluff. On CSI Miami it was also Andrew, bed, and armpits, but not quite on Maybe It's Me.

And as requested Matthew Epp and Carl Thiessen in their costume shorts in Young Demons.

Boy and Eric

Why British athlete Tom Parsons has to stand in these rather odd poses is less important than his habit of lying around with his shirt off. Tom looks like Eric Mabius to some.

Beware Tom Fletcher's left nipple has escaped.

Dirty, Sexy, Thing Jesse Burgess, here seen naked (not as rare a state as you might think), fiddles, and fiddles again, when he's not being naked for art's sake.

And Aussie rugby player Tim Moltzen 'recovering' with his top off, must be getting warmer Down Under.

Boy

Above is Canadian actor Justin Chatwin leaving very little to the imagination, credit as per taggage. Me want humpy, humpy.

Even more British athletic fluff, the possibly bulging Steve Lewis, here seen shirtless, with his tight tops and big stick, Richard Strachan, plus Richard Buck.

And as requested the oh so urban Richard Winsor in his pants (UK usage).

Boy and his Towel

Generally dorky and probably acquired taste (not a great pose) British actor Philip Hill-Pearson with his top off (and towel on) on the soap Emmerdale and equally undressed in Shameless.

Mark Cameron Wystrach's character had to stand around (looking like they are about to get it on) shirtless and beefy with Adrian Bellini's rather a lot on the defunct Passions (sadly none of that but they did get rather close).

And a random cute bit of prepiness.

Backstreet Boys

Above are Aussie rugby players Nick Youngquest, Michael Sullivan, and (the in the background) Daniel Holdsworth who the photographer thinks looks like underwear models but I'm seeing more of the 1990s boyband of the 98' genre. You can download the threesome here.

Someone cruelly suggested that British boyband McFly was less about the music and more about appealing to all possible fan bases. Going for ever possible demographic is a boyband necessity but I was never sure who Nsync's Chris Kirkpatrick was aimed at.

And British runner Nathan Woodward realises what the hole in the flag was for, perhaps.

Boy Held

I won't comment on what David Pocock is doing to fellow Aussie rugby player James O'Connor but would like to join in.

Mark Cameron Wystrach has to suffer the standard indignities of being in an American soap, rarely being allowed to wear a top, having to look down rather a lot (do they put the script on the floor?), bed based showing off of your body, and dressing up in costumes, that don't have top halves, for various celebrations. At least he didn't have to do the same as Kyle Lowder and Brandon Beemer.

And British athlete Martin Rooney flies the flag.