Last night I watched the December 6th episode of The Real O'Neals: Kenny, the gay kid (Noah Galvin), goes out for wrestling, and turns out to be good at it, due to his expertise in the dance numbers from West Side Story.
He wins the adulation of his conservative Catholic high school, receiving cheers, gifts, and an invitation to sit at the jock table, but infringes upon the territory of his brother, Jimmy (Matt Shively).
At first I found it only mildly entertaining. I was waiting for some beefcake shots of Matt Shively and his teammates.
But I never expected to see anything like this on a prime time comedy.
He's an extra; I don't have his name. I wish I did.
Ok, time for Kenny's match. He drops his gym trunks, revealing a singlet of his own.
Doesn't he notice that his singlet is a bit...um...snug? Doesn't the director notice?
Noah Galvin is 22 years old, by the way, so it's ok to look.
It's impossible not to look.
It gets better.
And better.
Suddenly I'm a real fan of The Real O'Neals.
See also: The Real Gay Characters of "The Real O'Neals"
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