Out gay Australian actor/comedian/writer Josh Thomas told the Hollywood Reporter last year “I would just hate to have my very own TV show that doesn’t involve boys kissing.” So at least we know why he enjoys his work so much.Out gay Australian actor/comedian/writer Josh Thomas told the Hollywood Reporter last year “I would just hate to have my very own TV show that doesn’t involve boys kissing.” So at least we know why he enjoys his work so much.
He is now teasing us with a trailer for a new series for the US Freeform network which looks totally fab even though he hasn’t actually made it all yet.
In Everything’s Gonna Be Okay Thomas plays 25-year-old Nick, who begins caring for his two teenage half-sisters – one of whom has autism – after their father develops a terminal illness. The series looks set to explore family, mental health and sexuality with the same irresistible mix of wry wit and unexpected emotional clout. And Nick gets to kiss a boy. Or two. ““In this show, he is very comfortably out and no one is fussed by it. And he like already knows how to bottom.”
If you liked Thoma’s semi-autobiographical Please Like Me in 2013, that chronicled the life of a young 20-something coming to terms with his sexuality after his mother attempts suicide, then you are bound to like this new series, even if it means waiting a while..
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