Once upon a time, Minnesota native Kevin Sorbo was the ultimate specimen of manliness, playing the titular demigod on the long running syndicated series Hercules: The Legendary Journeys! Originally a model and commercial actor known for his Jim Beam ads, Kevin made his screen debut on a 1986 episode of Santa Barbara, then kicked around the dial until landing the Hercules role in 1993. Kevin made us jerk to Herc for four years, appearing both on the show and in a bunch of TV movies starring the character. While he played Zeus' kid on a few episodes of Xena: Warrior Princess, Sorbo attempted to make the leap from television to the big screen with his role as the title character in Kull the Conqueror (1997), based on the barbarian character created by Conan creator Robert E. Howard. The film was a financial and critical failure, but getting to ogle Sorbo's jacked physique and oiled up pecs is worth the price of admission by itself! Let's just say our elbow was sore after watching all that Sorbo! Post-Hercules, Kevin played Captain Dylan Hunt on SyFy's space opera derived from old Gene Roddenberry material Andromeda and Ryan's ex-con father Frank Atwood on The O.C. But, since Kevin's a real right-winger and a pretty hardcore Christian, these days you can mostly find him in religious themed movies like Let There Be Light (2017), Miracle in East Texas (2019), and The Penitent Thief (2020). You can also find him owning the libs on twitter, on a near daily basis. Since it looks like Kevin has no intentions of ever going full frontal, like him in the famous Hercules scene that became a viral gif, we're Disappointed!
