There is plenty to stream this week, so let's get to it! Amazon and AppleTV are working hard to make us hard this week:
The Irish series Frank of Ireland is streaming on Amazon and, as already discussed in my blog post today, it features Domhnall Gleeson and his real-life brother Brian getting up to plenty of shirtless antics. In one scene, Domhnall even lowers his bathing suit to show that he actually shaved his pubes and did so poorly. These two do not really get much nuder than that, but Paul Forman does by showing the brothers his cock. We do not get to see his penis for ourselves, but we do get to enjoy a backside view.
The AppleTV series For All Mankind is giving us more shirtless men for all mankind. What a great service this show is doing for fans of dudity. Joel Kinnaman steps up to bat this week with a shirtless scene.
The Amazon original series from Germany We Children from Bahnhof Zoo might be a mouthful to say, but it also offers up a group of men that you will want a mouthful of. This series takes place in Berlin and is based on the memoirs of writer Christiane F. and follows five young Berliners who are finding themselves. Finding themselves in Berlin = gay cuteness! We ger to check out Bruno Alexander and Michelangelo Fortuzzi making out and cuddling:
Oh, and don't forget Sebastian Urzendowsky baring his booty.
You should really check out more of the love affair between Bruno and Michelangelo. They have three scenes together in which they are shirtless, bulging out in their underwear, and smooching left and right. See it for yourself here:
