Boy not quite Walking

American actor Michael Welch is fully furred up in series Z Nation. If there has to be a zombie apocalypse this is the view I'd like to see.

Inviting and popular Aussie Ruler Alex Fasolo in pulled down to be low hanging shorts, adjustable speedos, his underwear (well if you forget your swimwear), and a bra which is less supportive than those speedos.

Former Aussie soap actor and soldier James Sorensen on his travels and partying shirtless with cute chaps and athletic types.

And two random cute Aussie Rules players doing something totally straight.

Boy Points

As above it is nice to see the Zefron is still looking for roles that play to his strengths.

Possibly furry British actor Danny Walters plays the visually pleasant Tiger Dyke in the lounger heavy (even in the promotions) series Benidorm.  When not looking pretty bar and poolside Danny likes to run in mud.

British divers Jack Laugher and Chris Mears train for that dive you do squatting down
or a visit from this hatted chap.

Beau Brady looks pretty and could act which might explain why he, like Bobby Morley, found showing off his body on Aussie soap Home and Away not that much fun. Beau (and Bobby) were less shy later on.

And former kid's television actor Jake Thomas is fragile looking yet savagable.

Boys who like to Rugger

George Burgess has gone a bit chunky which isn't overly helped by his choice of swimwear (does match his underwear choice). I do prefer chunky (and George) to man mountains like James Haskell but like this undressed George to the new one.

French accented layer Grégory Mahé, who got his ass out and lay around for the now mandatory calendar, when not in sweaty locker rooms, does the self hug, the ball in the way, towel likewise, bag tree, the ball as pillow, poorly montaged with top off, issues with T shirt, no idea what they're suggesting, and a game of where's his naked behind?

And Morgan Parra uses spray on jeans to cover his lovely rear aspect.

Boy needs Cheering

Either Boardwalk Empire's Chase Coleman is asked to do moody (the water might be cold) in everything he does or it is his default setting when he has his top off. What could I do to him...to cheer him up?

The odd tanning and/or make up around Michael Cassidy's chest foliage does not distract from him being one of a few actors under 40 who is allowed to keep it.

Christoph Letkowski gets his behind out again (oh to have the German cheeks displaying rules on British television) whilst showering with the door open. Oddly Christoph has longer chest hair in water than air.

And why does the chap behind American actor Jesse Lee Soffer look so guilty?

Boy Hoping its not as Named

Here seen shirtless Ryan Schoenmakers is an Australian rules player who looks good (even a little camp) in his kit even with his silly hair and is popular with team-mate Jarryd Roughead.

A drawn on ruggerer Danny Cipriani with his top off and Nick Jonas training dressed as if he's going to bed.

American actor Bryan Greenberg has a furry chap next door who hasn't realised how cute he is and takes his top off with the frequency of a soap actor ness to him.

And today's random cute plainly staged to look moody chap.

Boy Mounds

Nice and chunky (nuzzle worth breasts) blond fluff German actor and model Steve Windolf with good viewpoints up and down and occasionally nicely positioned. Steve shows off his behind with nice regularity.

If I ran the BBC there would be a channel devoted to watching Tom Daley train. After the watershed gymnast Sam Oldham will ummm help out.

Ben Lloyd-Hughes when not wearing the tightest of T shirts can go into full luvvie mode. Fortunately on screen he wanders through period properties in his tight underwear in order to take a call (focusing on the receiver not Ben and his fur) in The Hour but is less face pully on Skins.

And in certain outfits Ben Barnes can look a bit like Alex Pettyfer (in my head).

Boy in Costume

Jack O'Connell is shirtless (with his tattoos covered up or their faux) surrounded by similarly undressed chaps in not about to go the way it looks (avoiding the obvious pun) and sadly no bonding with extra Hunter Clowdus in the film 300 Rise of an Empire.

The things that can be imagined about kid's TVer Jack Griffo (L) and his cute friend.

Kevin Fonteyne (a real name apparently) played the cute and muscled but not too bright (how original) Marco on 'comedy' Melissa and Joey. Kevin's character dates a female character in a chap takes top off  and lass stays fully clothed way. He looks cute in real life too.

And too pretty to be straight British actor Gregg Sulkin is sort of in a (armless) suit.

Boy Waves, his Hair

British Paralympian footballer George Fletcher has a nice torso (from another angle), makes a good waiter, but tragic hair (has it collapsed?).

Their must be a term for a dorky (not just the glasses) heavily eyebrowed young chap with really bushy armpits and if there is American actor Skyler Seymour who gets shirtless with his cute mates and presumably means subscribers fits the bill.

And American model Pete Stellato makes damp patches in your underwear a positive and Levi Jackson does a similar thing to pyjamas.

Musical Bath Boy

Once Upon a Time's Colin O'Donoghue shirtless bathing and with his chest foliage illuminated as he undresses beforehand in the video for Christina Perri's The Words.

Belgium's flying athlete and hairy armed Cedric Nolf showing the benefits of tight lycra when you jump and throw.

A naked Douglas Smith (who is a Canadian actor if you didn't know) bends over the side of a bed and braces in the aptly named Big Love episode Come, Ye Saints.

And overly rigid (not everywhere sadly) Aussie Rules player Marcus Bontempelli shirtless and making me hope he bends over more.

Boy in Danger (5)

Sean James Murphy is an Australian actor who appears more often than not shirtless in the overacted comedy series Danger 5 having his chest hair stared at and being tied up with string.

Aussie Rules player Stewart Crameri's nipples are erect in pink and Nolan Gerard Funk has something hard and black between his cheeks.

Chris Mears, model (for twink porn stars?) and occasional diver, is nicely filling in both departments and has lovely eyes. His popular rear is a match for Tom Daley and Jack Laugher (left and middle).

And today's random cute posed to look like he's moving when he isn't chap.

Boy most Solid

Australian model Tim Perry, furry or otherwise, does muscled solidity in various bits of underwear with ugly sunglasses (Terminator on his holidays?). Tim even manages to look good in shredded jeans.

German actor Christoph Letkowski and his big tool (just as Dutch blond Waldemar Torenstra did) have featured on stage, the beach, wet under a tree, and in the hall as has Christoph's much displayed (bloody towels) behind.

And a hairy threesome of random cute chaps have a a shower, or at least two mange to.

Boy of many Talents

 
Yusuf Güney is a Turkish pop star who happily gets his top off plus he has done underwear and silly hat modelling. Yusuf likes to hide in the shrubbery and play invisible pool side drums.

Australian cricketer Pat Cummins is rather cute (with good teeth) and looks to have a pleasing behind. Top of please Pat.

Bulgarian tennis player Grigor Dimitrov likes to train and suck with his top off which should be encouraged, as much as dancer Aaron Renfree showing off his body (which he does anyway).

And Cedric Nolf is a Belgian athlete who gets furrier when the photograph is taken from a distance.
 

Boy to Type?

Should I be surprised at how well Justin Hartley plays a dumb blond frat boy in Spring Breakdown? When examining the reasons Justin got the role I'm thinking its body over ability to look vacant, just.

Kevin McDaid was in a boyband and then was the toy of someone from a more successful boyband, or something like that. Now he's doing a photo shoot with emphasis on his crotch and better behind.

Has Kiwi actor Cameron Jones' towel been brought down just a tad at the front? Could be the camera position. Cameron has a nice chest (strokable) but I'm not a fan of the veiny arm thing. It isn't the plumbing I'm interested in.

And what is happening of shot to Aussie actor Nick Russell plus Henry Cavill and a hopefully excited Armie Hammer have a good ride in the Man from Uncle remake (yes another).

Boy Once

Sabrina, the Teenage Witch's Nate Richert was plainly the furriest thing on kid's television in the late nineties, so much so that they had to give him a foam top (hard to keep on in a shower) in order not to scare. I haven't seen Nate soaped up or otherwise in anything since.

Giacomo Gianniotti is Canadian actor who got undressed as much as they do (rather quick drying) on the Murdoch Mysteries. Having done the ice bucket challenge, played a topless historical Hungarian bloke in France, showing off his armpits to a bored looking lass, and selfied with Karen Gillan on an aptly named series Giacomo manages the most unconvincing yet real moustache.

And Silent Witness' David Caves is used effectively to promote a staging of Taming of the Shrew.

Knocked Boy

Poor Philip Labey went through all his acting training and is rather cute (can you spot fluffy?) but is most famous for this.

After borrowing Snake's hair wrestler Cam Zagami (who clearly thinks he's auditioning for Happy Days) and his package messes around in the ring.

The Musketeers' Santiago Cabrera, and British divers Chris Mears and Freddie Woodward with their tops off.

Chet Hanks proof that you can have everything including being savagable and turn out to be a twat.

And today's random cute furry blond in a corridor guy.

Boy who Goes Down

Spencer Falls [his site] is a former Kiwi soap actor who mixes a touch of the dork (a touch here and there) to the standard oft undressed fare that you see on shows like Shortland Street.

Luke Pasqualino and his perfectly straight trail have appeared (to various degrees) in medieval France (yes Luke your trouser things are still on and can I have a stroke?), in magazines (with less of a hairstack), in late Noughties teen stuff, and during the Renaissance Papacy.

And the chests displaying of Nick Jonas, Sebastian Stan, and Thom Evans. Good on the torso fronts but the facial expressions need work.

Boy in More

Republic of Doyle's regularly restrained Allan Hawco models with top off but goes a lot further on the show.

Bradley Dodds and Josh Kelly vaguely wash windows (supposedly being cheeky) in the Las Vegas episode 'The Glass Is Always Cleaner' but are shyer and poutier when interrogated (shirtless (and overacting) for plot reasons). I do love add on totty.

And former rugby player and now beefy model Kayne Lawton is clearly spending a lot of time in the gym.