Link to the n*de photos

In Modern Family Episode 11.1 (2019), high school vice principal Cam invites a group of "wayward teens" to his house to gain their trust by being the "cool mentor." Things go wrong when his beloved, awful clown figurine goes missing, and he accuses them of stealing it, horrifying the viewers and his husband Mitchell with his increasingly vituperative insults: "You're trash! You're garbage! Everyone has given up on you!" Finally Mitchell can't stand it anymore, and announces that they are innocent: he threw out the figurine because it was incredibly ugly.

Then Cam comes clean -- the kids are actually the high school drama club, playing wayward teens to force Mitchell to confess.

I'm not happy with the plotline. Seeing Cam lash out was rough. And why would you destroy something that your husband valued? Something that was on prominent display in the living room? But it was worth it to see drama club member Kyle, played by Justin Ellings.

19 years old when he filmed the episode.

A Short Guy, 5'6" Forget the five feet; tell me more about the six inches.

Endless beefcake photos on his Instagram and Facebook pages.

Interestingly, Justin's official website shows a map of his location (so you can stalk him?). He's on Cahuenga just north of Lexington, near my old gym in West Hollywood. Cue the nostalgic reminiscences of my years in the gay mecca.

Justin grew up in Milwaukee, where he starred in The Music Man (2011) and The Sound of Music (2012) at the Skylight Opera Theatre Center. He graduated from Arrowhead High School at age 16, then moved to L.A. to pursue his acting career.

His first major acting role was on the Nickelodeon teencom Sam & Cat (2013): he played Jarvis, one of the kids that the former ICarly star and her girlfriend babysit. According to the fan wiki, Jarvis is gay.

I doubt that a Nickelodeon show would have a canonical gay character, but even if it was subtext, it's a great beginning. Unfortunately, Justin's characters in other tv programs, on Girl Meets World (2015). Game Shakers (2017), American Housewife (2018), and Wandavision (2021), don't appear in the plot synopses.

Justin is primarily interested in stunt work. He has 33 stunting credits listed on the IMDB, including episodes of The Middle, Young Sheldon, 13 Reasons Why (where he was presumably Miles Heizer's b*tt double), 9-1-1, Stranger Things, and The Fabelmans.

He was Sean Giambrone's stunt double on 19 episodes of The Goldbergs.

More after the break.

Justin has two starring roles in movies. A Tale of Two Coreys (2018) is a biopic of 1980s teen stars Corey Feldman and Corey Haim, who became best friends after starring together in The Lost Boys (1987). They pursued a hard-partying lifestyle, with girls, drugs, crashing, rehab, and a friendship-breakup. Justin played Corey Haim, the bi one, but the trailer doesn't mention any gay interests. He may have been straightwashed.

In My Babysitter the Super Hero (2022), a teenage boy (Justin) and his sister discover that their dowdy, middle-aged baby sitter is a super hero (obviously). He doesn't display any heterosexual interest in the trailer, making this the first movie in history where the teenage boy doesn't get all horny over the babysitter.

There's a lot of gay potential in Justin's acting and stunt work, and his social media leaves little doubt that he's into men. Many guy-hugging photos captioned with "I'm so glad that I have you in my life," with comments like "You're such a cute couple." And no girl-hugging.

There are several potential n*de photos online.

I've had bad luck with last few profiles: guys with lots of gay roles who turn out to be straight, or gay but constantly hugging, kissing, and fondling girls. But Justin is a complete success: gay-subtext roles, gay in real life, lots of beefcake and n*de photos.

And did I mention that he's 5'6"?