Nic Bishop Sexy

Nic Bishop is a manly man, who is as ruggedly handsome as he is insanely attractive. Born in England, Nic's dad was in the Australian military, so he moved to the land down under as a kid and fell in love with acting while there. While he'd eventually end up a huge star in America, Nic first blew up in his home nation very quickly. The peen pleasing citizen of the former penal colony made his screen debut in a 1998 episode of the crime drama Wildside, and within a year had landed recurring roles as both Amanda's fiancé Peter Baker on the Summer Bay set soap opera Home and Away and Louie on the teen drama Heartbreak High. Nic hit the big screen in the euthanasia drama Walking on Water (2002) and the hitman thriller Punishment (2008). But starting in 2011, when he landed the role of the cop turned medico legal investigator Peter Dunlop on ABC's crime drama Body of Proof, this Australian sensation used his hot body to take American screens by storm. On top of that one, Nic appeared in episodes of Castle, NCIS: Los Angeles, and Castle. In 2014, Nic started playing ex-Navy SEAL Ryan McQuaid on USA's young CIA operative show Covert Affairs, and we started playing with ourselves while watching him. We got to see him in a towel, in his undies while getting ready to have sex with a woman, and even lying on the kitchen floor without a shirt on. We can't hide it, we'd like to have an overt affair with him! He was shirtless again in the Lifetime Network movie The Mentor (2014), lying in bed with a woman while some ominous music signals he's about to murder her. If it means more time in bed with him, Nic can mentor Mr. Man anytime he wants to! As long as we get to tour his man piece! Sticking with American stuff, Nic was Teddy's handler James Ballard on FX's 80's set drug drama Snowfall, the journalist Chuck Buhrman in Apple TV's podcaster investigation an old murder drama Truth Be Told, and General Kilgore in DC's Legends of Tomorrow, but most recently played real life baseball legend/viral video pants pooper George Brett in the MLB player struggles with drug addiction drama The Royal (2022). Hey Nic Bishop? How about we get a video of you naked and mating, mate?