Boy Josephed

French swimmer Christophe Brun likes his Borg shorts of many colours (or just shorts in general). Christophe waxes too much.

Matthieu Charneau is a changeable and filling French model who has done some acting. So here he is with a beard and without one, furry and less so, wearing something and wearing nothing at all. Matthieu manages to look good when dressed silly or when someone superglues his hands to his head.

And Teen Wolf's Tyler Posey seeks to match the scenery (and its cold too) as the Midnight Beast cover up but Andrew Hayden Smith wants to show more.

Boy for Display Purposes

When not displaying his behind and being fully medically treated on film Home And Away's skinny legged Jackson Gallagher is topless on the soap.

Jannis Niewöhner is a German actor who has to take his top off, stand up, hands up, and turn around whilst being interrogated on SOKO Cologne. Perhaps they want to know is there is something going on under Jannis' jeans or where his chest hair went.

And Welsh ruggerer Leigh 'yes that is my name' Halfpenny is standing on a beach looking like an action figure of himself.

Boy Spread

Welcoming American actor Ryan Paevey gets out of bed with a scowl on his face. The lass he was with must not have been that interesting.

'Now Graham (Rogers) we want you to stand there and pretend you are making a call'. 'Is being in a towel with the front pulled down to show off most of my trail important?' 'Yes now show me one of your armpits. Now over to Lenny (Platt)' 'Do I have to stand in this uncomfortable torso forward way?' 'Yes and take forever to put your top on' 'Making sure my nipples poke through the fabric at all times?' 'Good fluff you get to show both armpits'.

And today's random cute young and hairy and by the looks of it excited to show himself off guy. 

Blatant Boy

Aussie actor Isaac Brown takes the Thom Evans approach to self promotion by filling and wearing speedos when with his slightly more famous girlfriend (not Tai Hara). Isaac goes for the twister chest hair style (or Thailand).

If you want to see what it is like to have furry armed but not presently chested Canadian actor Beau Mirchoff wake up next to you there's a helpful scene on the series Awkward. I must come up with a reason Beau would need a rest.

And is it bad to want the shorts Nick Jonas is wearing to rip from stress? Answer is no.

Planning Boy

Proudly furry (and in the jungle) Canadian actor Alex Harrouch shows off his slightly lopsided (probably how he's moving) behind in How to Plan an Orgy in a Small Town. Alex has an interesting use for an air vent.

Jens Sætter-Lassen is a Danish actor who stars in the miniseries 1864 which is watched because you are interested in the history not the shirtlessness and nudity. Jens gets examined (and only that) with Norwegian actor Jakob Oftebro (who is sadly modest) and looks better messy than tidied up.

And Canadian model (the doesn't really wear anything variety) Thierry Pepin displays the advantages of clear over frosted glass in the bathrooms of flats. He also kindly provides a compass if you get lost down below.

Boy Boasts

Jake Speer has a normal blokeness to him that made him stand out on Home and Away. He could smile more though keep up the little clothes and not waxing.

Aussie thrower of things Mathew Denny is chunky (cushioning so) in all regards, furry of legs, and bulges nicely (if indistinctly) to the point of possible excitement over a discus. Mathew is another Aussie who needs to smile.

And subtle as usual, the Hollyoaks camera is focused on one of the most interesting bits of Parry Glasspool.

Boy Shrink Wrapped

Could flexible Irish ruggerer Ian Madigan have worn a tighter kit and is something developing in his shorts?

Canadian divers Francois Imbeau-Dulac and Phillipe Gagne are regularly taken from behind (by the cameraman). They don't look too shabby from the front or the side either. Francois is rather good at the getting out of pool thing.

Matthew Daddario's chest foliage gets an outing, a push forward, and a look over from Jon Cor in Shadowhunters.

Jack Griffo looks to share a house with Luke Benward and Sterling Beaumon (and no sword puns) I wonder if they ever get bored. Fellow American actor Jake Silbermann in a towel (this is what Jake looks like in speedos for comparison).

And if I had a time machine I would go and savage then Home and Awayer Nic Testoni in the 1990s.

Boys Art

American actor Hutch Dano is a painter of canvases and himself whilst Canadian of the same work Evan Williams sticks to himself.

Harry Judd and Paddy McGuiness has a wrestle for charity and then Harry exposed his furry chest (more than than before) which must be how you tell who won. The leotards really favour Harry's bumps and bulges

Chris O'Hare is a bulging British middle distance runner still likes to air his navel or show where his trail should be (and further up).

And by the water the rugby playing Burgess twins, George and Tom, plus American actor Sterling Beaumon and boybander Rocky Lynch with two others.

Little Man Boy

Even with fake blood on him American actor Tate Ellington has a certain boy next door that plays computer games but is well maintained. I like Tate looking more feral but like his choice of companions when buff but dorky on Quantico.

McBusted's Harry Judd really should keep up the cycling or just wear tight bottoms, whichever is easiest.

Jack Laugher and Chris Mears, divers of the British variety, share a joke and speedo filling (as much from the rear as other aspects) as they do what they do. Chris must think really furry armpits are an advantage in his sport (or self promotioning).

And Scandal's Vanya Asher is furry and knows how to suck ('Dad') with vigour.

Thunder Boy

American actor Jack Griffo shirtless and furry in the sauna, with his room mates, and on a cruise with his mates.

Lenny Platt did a lot of sauna scenes with his on screen brothers, Nicolas Robuck and David Gregory, and overacting on One Life to Live before moving to Quantico with a brief clad and bulging Jay Armstrong Johnson, cheeky.

And sash winning Aussie athlete Liam Procaccino has his top and other clothes in the way of his bulge.

Boy on a Fence

Home and Away's unhappy surfer George Mason perches in his swimmers and shouts at James Stewart's hand.

British gymnasts (with added Russian David Belyavskiy) Dan Purvis who trains with his top off (and gives ideas (kitted Dan gives them when performing too)) off and on the horse and also topless and open but excited Max Whitlock is furry of legs (and pits) and straight of trail. Possibly bulging Max forgets the chalk shows where he touches.

And the brothers Carver, Charlie and Max, do some mutual scrumming.

Boy the Dope

Falling Skies' Connor Jessup is furring out nicely in all the right places (as far as can be seen) but maintaining that tough of dopiness that makes him so cute.

Nico Tortorella shows off all the talents of one of his legs and his drawn on chest (rather pointless compasses) in Younger. Going by Nico in the scene straight people are oddly overdressed when they go to bed together but still need to cover up with a sheet.

And when two chaps (AFLers Jack Frost and Brodie Grundy) suddenly find pool depths fascinating they may be trying to avoid stimuli.

Zeus' Boy

The 100's Jonathan Whitesell plays a furry (but not as much as in real life), shy looking, and adorkable Hercules in Once Upon a Time. Staying in the same Canadian forest Jonathan and others from the 100 cast could bond to increase viewers.

British (more exactly Welsh in the not from there sense) athlete and model (who isn't?) Ben Gregory who looks good shirtless but better minus the beard, improves desert hillsides, aids punning (multiply), and creates some older younger imaginings.

And Luke Mathews who is an Aussie athlete with real desire to show everyone his armpits. It might be an athlete thing as Ben does it too.

Boy Scribbler

Even all the drawing on him in Shadowhunters doesn't distract too badly from American actor Matthew Daddario's obvious benefits. Matthew's choice of sauna hat might though.

Kiwi actor Khan Chittenden is on display and strips in the gloom in the film Clubland. Khan's cubbiness is one of the things that attracts me to him and how little if anything he generally wears on screen.

And touchy British actor Oliver Farnworth in oddly chair bound when shirtless and furry in a stage version of Beautiful Thing.

Keep it Long Boy

Joey Bosa is a tall American footballer who should legally be barred from shaving his head but keep up being shirtless (it suits him) and huggy with other chaps.

Canadian actor and leather model Nolan Gerard Funk has his top off near cameras (and shower heads) so much that it clearly isn't accidental (well it wouldn't be when he's modelling). If Nolan wants to pull off this look he needs to stop waxing.

And accessible British gymnast Jay (Gaius) Thompson does moody in black and white well.

Boy Furs

Grant Rosenmeyer is an all growed up American actor whose top is off by the pool, by the sea, and on screen. Furry Grant needs guidance on facial expressions but not his torso.

Reign's Toby Regbo spends a surprisingly amount of time in the series splayed out on his back this time in the woods. Toby clearly is the go to fluff if you need a blond whose chest fur is patchy.

And badly educated Jack Bence tries to work out why his arms won't go completely down or something like that.

Ride my Boy

Thomas Boudat is a French cyclist who when not in a helmet is bulging very well, shirtless, and looking like he could be a lot of fun.

The nicely structured Wout van Wengerden is a Dutch pole vaulter who is thus photographed with his pole (how filling yet oddly posed) with his top off and when actually vaulting (cheeky).

Aussie Rules player Sam Day, here seen shirtless and confused (blond too), looks to be packing and want a new job.

And today's random cute heavily posed and youthfully furry guy.

Not for Acting Boy

Neighbours' Matt Wilson is a real loss to all colours of tight patriotic bulge enhancing swimwear modelling (or just lying around looking pretty).

Tasmanian Aussie Ruling twins (L-R) Kade and Jake Kolodjashnij do the standard (in photographers' heads) brotherly frolicing, drinking, and nudging but Kade goes solo with the beef at Christmas.

And all furry British cyclist Jason Kenny needs is a medallion to set off his regularly open cycling top.

Boy Lighter

For some reason I prefer light blue rather than dark blue (or black) on British athlete David Hall, here seen shirtless, who generates ideas.

Owain Doull is a furry British track cyclist of the Welsh variety fills his cycle kit reasonably well and is shirtless alone and with someone. Owain in his cycling tightness is rather appealing.

And McBusted's Harry Judd wonders if he could drum with three sticks.

Dumb Boy

Craig Gallivan plays a gormless chap who doesn't think there is anything odd about an older lady wanting him dressed in little (but in the classical style (of school plays)) draped over a chaise longue to paint (hence the fruit bowl) on Stella. A true artist would need it better lit from the front and lower down.

Volker Bruch is a rather good German actor whose career highlights have included looking very upset in briefs (well they are ugly), being nakedish in the steam, lying around with just magazines for a pillow, and being spied on whilst washing. Volker just has to move is hands and every aspect is uncovered.

And British gymnast Max Whitlock lies on the ground topless with a sprinkling of clothes around him.