Junction Boy

The trying just a bit too hard Charlie Clapham eventually (takes time and a wet T shirt) works out the lack of dress code for hot tub usage in Hollyoaks.

American actor Shawn Roe gets out of his costume to have a shower in the not even trying to pretend its anything but showing off cute chaps wearing little but stopping just before it gets interesting film 1313: Night of the Widow. It just adds to the large number of showers in horror films.

And Parry Glasspool likes to show off his hard work though I'd want to check how far downwards it extends.

Sailing Boy

Drawn on Aussie Rules player Dean Kent has lost the dorky look (though he was less tattooed then), bulges a bit, and knows what to do if someone it taking a picture of his behind.

If you need a pretty young man to play defined and dumb with his top off it looks like American actor Adam Hagenbuch is your fluff. As with the other occupant of this typecast the Zefron Adam can be furry too.

And judging from this British occasional diver Tom Daley's waxer must be busy but wealthy.

Boy and his Fur

Michael Cassidy (looks like the start of something) is an American actor whose chest fur should have its own agent the amount of time it gets on screen.

Aussie Rules players Kurt Tippett and bulging Christian Petracca in their multi use short shorts. Kurt does wear other types of shorts, the naughty boy, and Christian should stop putting glue in his hair.

And it looks as if Google is on one of its delete blogs that just happen to cater to a certain demographic fests.

Redox Boy

Jascha Rust, here seen with Merlin Leonhardt, is a curly haired German actor who has a nice behind even seen at speed. If he needs it for work Jascha can do uncomfortable.

Irish actor and former model Eoin Macken is tied up and blindfolded next to a working fan (something that always goes well) on The Night Shift. Positioning is fine though can't Eoin (wear tighter tops) get past the jack the lad rut he's in.

And Aussie Rules player Jack Hannath in his strawberry speedos whilst Connor Blakely goes for stripes.

Chancy Boy

Raising Hope's adorkable furry man child Lucas Neff well plays puzzled and worried with his top off in a medical situation.

Nathan Massey 'won' this year's Love Island UK, something he's proud of. Nathan poses with a yellow background (and fluffy hearts) more than you'd expect and I'll let you ponder what happened here.

And today's random cute mouth breathing surfer and rather proper looking guy.

Boy Colours

Australian athlete Liam Procaccino should be banned from wearing black shorts but allowed to be in blue and camouflage for obvious reasons.

Tarzanic Aussie soap actor Travis Burns needs to cover up the lame tattoo and wear shorter swimmers but has the hair for the live action role if required.

And hairy from a boyband, A1's Ben Adams and now going solo Calvin Goldspink.

Boys who do things in Swimwear

In Aussie Rules world Jaeger O'Meara looks cold, Jesse Lonergan comes downstairs, Mackenzie Willis is recovering, and Daniel Currie seeks access to Tom Nicholls.

Banshee's Tom Pelphrey is less drawn on but equally as messy and naked when the scene requires in the film Excuse Me for Living. Tom's chest gets quite the outing even in party scenes. Here's show mate Chris Coy having a bath of sorts.

And Rodrigo Santoro naked and then tied up on Westworld, who cares if it is any good?

Boy Waving

The occasionally furry blond Ryan Hansen spends a goodly part of his brief part in the Friday the 13th reboot loudly with his top off.

Drawn on (long shots of his torso to show them) Hollyoaks' actor Charlie Clapham is the weekly male fluff to get shirtless. It's a nice scene but does not beat his police station outing.

And here's bulging fluff looking for a career (he's tried a lot of them) Thom Evans.

Boy Uncovers

Furry American actor Nico Tortorella takes his top off, which should be encouraged.

Boy to Music

Above is American actor Jack Griffo working on the packing with annoyingly loud background music.

Jack Darling is a bulging but not trailing Aussie Rules player who looks to be rectangular all over, promising behind too. I've never really understood the don't shave face but do everywhere else look (or the need to show off mediocre Crimbo presents (but doing it in boxers helps)).

And British gymnast Max Whitlock helps you to imagine how it would look if you were...

Genre Boys

Sweden brought the world knights playing chess with Death, Australia on the other hand has brought us the young chaps in speedos genre (Jack Laugher (or this chap) could do the British version) of film and television. An example is the series Barracuda which features a showering (in his swimwear as they want to get the most out of the costume budget) yet perpetually unhappy Benjamin Kindon and the staring yet shy Andrew Creer. For completeness sake the ginger guy is Rhys Mitchell, Elias Anton is the one filling his speedos, and Andrew is being protective of Joe Klocek.

Boy for Tea

A rewatching of Firefly reminded me of Canadian actor Philip Sternberg's turn as a gauche and innocent client of Inara's.

After provocatively showering in the company of old men (who look bored) Aussie actor Andrew Supanz is recovering (yet trying to look sexy) from a case of bad make up (or Andrew misses his trail) on the soap All Saints.

And though I'm not an expert on the medical testing of wrestlers (something looks fine and dandy) I would be happy to have a go.

What's he doing now Boy

Cody Linley is an American actor and basketball (and exercising and sprayed) armpit displayer who often out of focus.

British actor Lewis Kirk with his top off, his fur on display, and in tight leather trousers in the let's get loads of cute actors you haven't heard of shirtless series Reign.

And French stunt man Florian Robin in a flight suit and showing some cleavage.

Boys With

Aussie Rules player Christian Petracca has a nice behind as does Belgian athlete Thomas van der Plaetsen.

Left hanging British athlete Ashley Bryant has a good bulge as does long jumper Greg Rutherford, American pole vaulter Harrison Williams, and Dutch runner Thijmen Kupers. Not to sure about man mountain ruggerer James Haskell.

And Kiwi water polo player Joe Kayes has a silly moustache and a passable left pointing bulge.

Almost Boys

Topless handstand fanatical Canadian actor Tom Stevens glumly has his top off in the series Wayward Pines.

Peter Mooney is from the same place and occupation as Tom but his hairier (could do with a shave as that looks strangely fake) shirtlessness appears in Rookie Blue. Peter's unintentional lapses to goofy are endearing.

And Hollyoaks' (British) Parry Glasspool might just be excited (he's definitely shirtless).

Boy Ritual

Period accurately manscaped Canadian actor Torrance Coombs has someone perform some faith healing sort of shirtless thing on him in the series Reign.

Jason Ralph doing some long haired (which I think he generally pulls off) raggedy shirtless and furry bed based acting as the first son in the nothing to do with recent events Madam Secretary.

And Russian gymnast David Belyavskiy wants to show you his abs, trail and bulge.

Boying

Shaggy, wall supporting, draping, lounging, filling, reading, throwing, waxing, stretching, cracking, and shadowed American model and occasional actor Kodi Baker is furry with a central European background.

Canadian actor Luke Macfarlane is probably not having what you could imagine being done to him with an audience (and release) on Killjoys. Luke also has to pretend to be a 90s Saturday evening television contestant which will hopefully persuade him to keep his mouth closed.

And Aussie Ruler Taylor Adams should be commended on his choice of things to bulge in.

Boy Obscured

Occasionally nude and welcoming American gymnast Danell Leyva puts on some chalk (you'll know where he fiddles) but the cameraman knows where to focus as does his companion at the rear. Danell always looks annoyed just before performing (what a badly positioned pommel horse).

William Moseley, an often shirtless (British) actor still looking for an alternative stereotype other than pretty and blond, has got himself all defined and gone for a bit of facial stubble (but remaining reassuringly blond and somewhat pretty (what a badly positioned logo)) in My Sweet Audrina.

And Aussie actor Hunter Page-Lochard is cute enough (as are many of the background fluff) to ditch the plot.

Replacement Boy

Eastenders' James Bye's character is not the sharpest knife in the spoon drawer but makes up (badly, is that a bruise or a kiss?) for it by wandering around in a towel in company.

It's a dark night and a strangely well lit (his trail is) Trevor Morgan, American actor that he is, takes his top off at your car window. Then Trevor gets naked rather pointlessly as the door is in the way.

And an assortment of Western (Melbourne) Bulldog shorted behinds.

Touching Boy

Dorky and cute Aussie Rules player Chris Olsson wonders what's touching his behind and this is the best shirtless picture I've found of him.

American actor John DeLuca plays an inattentive lass' love interest (not going too well by the looks of things (and he went so far as to take her on a romantic walk through some wasteland)) on General Hospital and as he's not doing Disney any more he's allowed to let his chest fur grow out just a smidgen.

And for some reason gold winning British gymnast Max Whitlock is all spread out.

Bread Boys

Centrist to left pointing well aired Dutch athlete Joris van Gool spends his time when not shirtless training or looking skywards in feet based activities.

As filling the 100's Devon Bostick looking sheepish in his costume (shame is character go so irritating).

The sylvan well positioned centrist Pim Jehee (athlete, Dutch, silly bandanna) airing his armpits with long and short hair (and pun potential).

Boy with Umlaut

Fabian Hambüchen is a German gymnast in need of a tan but not a tent (or exercising) by the looks of things.
Mexican actor Diego Boneta clearly doesn't want to get lost at sea judging by those subtle swimmers. The colour might match this blog but those swimmers do catch in all the right places.

And Aussie soap actor (was a model unsurprisingly) Travis Burns is open for action (in my head at least).

Not a Type of Coffee Boy

Liam Procaccino is a nicely bulging Australian runner who seems to have found someone to play with.

Chris (Conroy) you are to be one of a number of scared teenagers in a boat in the film Beneath yet the only one wearing tight clingy swimwear. Would it be possible that as a former model you're in this film for visual reasons?

And handily a foursome of British divers can provide poles to fly the Union Flag from.

Harry All Over Boy

British actor Henry Garrett has got shirtless in the arena with Jack Donnelly in Atlantis, and got naked (and mid western) in a dreadful (apart for the obvious) sequels.

Model of the American persuasion Hunter Clowdus is on the way to becoming too muscled and thus losing the fluffiness (or cute chap at the beachness or neighbourhood kid watching the guy next door washing his carness) that goes so well with his hair colour.

And shy Canadian actor Nolan Gerard Funk should do all his parts 'dressed' like this.

Boy Shorted

Bermudian actor Graham Outerbridge shirtless obligingly in shorts (wrong kind though (very accountant on holiday)) in Angie Tribeca and taking his jeans off on stage.

Ben Hall and Travis Burns (L-R) have a poolside drink (and possible stare) in Aussie soap Neighbours.  The pair don't get down to it on the nearby loungers however suggestive Travis looks to be.

And British gymnasts give choices, Max Whitlock from behind or Louis Smith from the side.