The Last Man on Earth (2015-2018)

Saturday Night Live funnyman Will Forte is The Last Man on Earth. Sort of. Fox's cult classic science fiction comedy lasted four seasons from 2015 to 2018, though the show took place in the then future year of 2020 where a deadly virus had taken over the world. They sure called that one. Forte is Phil Tandy Miller, a survivor living in Tucson, Arizona who is convinced he's the last human being left alive after a virus wipes out the overwhelming majority of humans. He travels around the country spray painting billboards with the message that he's alive and living in Tucson, steals the Heisman Trophy, hangs out in the White House, and mocks the makers of Cast Away (2000) for claiming a lonely dude will end up talking to a volleyball. Eventually resorting to talking to an entire closet full of painted balls, he's considering suicide when Carol (Kristen Schaal) finds him. What luck! She won't procreate with him unless they're married so the pair tie the knot, but just when they do Melissa (January Jones) shows up in Tucson and says she'll never do it with a married man. That sucks for Phil, but it's great for the overweight everyman Todd (Mel Rodriguez) who pops in and realizes he is the only single man left on earth. From there, Phil and the gang do their best to survive the desolate earth, discover a few more survivors, and try to fight off boredom as best as they can. Like all men living without female contact, Phil becomes kind of gross. He poops in a swimming pool, grows out a Grizzly Adams beard, and doesn't do much bathing. But since there are so few people around, he often walks around in his undies and shows off his slim bod. We wouldn't last long in bed with that man! Phil gets stuck being called Tandy for a while when the ultra-sexy, absurdly ripped other Phil Miller (Boris Kodjoe) comes along. We see his abs in the shower a few times and they are spectacular. Thanks to all of his planking you'll be spanking! Mel Rodriguez is a hefty fella that's still Hella hot lying around in just his boxer briefs, while Mariano Mendoza is the beefy weightlifting convict we see being painted by Phil Armisen. You'll need a little alone time after watching those scenes in The Last Man on Earth!