**Link to the n*de photos**

In DMV Episode 1.10 (2026), Department of Motor Vehicles employee Colette is upset because she's not part of the Hot Gurlz Friend List that her coworker Ceci maintains. She spends the day making inept attempts at sexual double entendres, but it doesn't convince Ceci to let her join.

Finally she sees the electrician Miguel (Eddie Ramos) standing on a ladder to repair something: Ceci's favorite cousin, and the family's "pride and joy." After a brief conversation, MIguel asks Colette out. She agrees: this could get her a place on the Hot Gurlz list.

Uh-oh, when Miguel descends the ladder, he turns out to be short -- 5'7". A massive turn-on for me, but for some reason Colette is no longer attracted to him. But she has to go through with the date to ensure her place on Ceci's list.

After seeking the advice of DMV weirdo Vic (Tony Cavalero), she decides to trick Miguel into refusing future dates, so it won't be her fault and she can stay on the list. Sitcom complications follow, but I was busy researching Eddie Ramos.

Eddie grew up in Queens, received a BFA from Syracuse University in 2013, and participated in the ABC Diversity Showcase in 2014. Diversity because he's Hispanic, because he's gay, or both?

The good news: Of his 29 acting credits listed on the IMDB, at least three are gay roles.

On a 2015 episode of Teen Wolf. high schooler Corey (Michael Johnston) tells the gang that his new boyfiend Lucas (Eddie) suddenly turned into a chimera-werewolf-scorpion hybrid and stung him. This turns him into a chimera, too. The evil Lucas then goes to a gay club, picks up Mason (Khylin Rhambo), and tries to sting him. But the good guys arrive, and he is killed in the ensuing fight. Not to worry Corey and Mason start dating, and stay together through the two seasons.

The short B*tch, Please (2016) doesn't have a plot synopsis online, but presumably it's about gay guys throwing shade.

Incorporated (2016-17) stars Sean Teale as a "little guy" trying to take down an evil corporation in 2074. Eddie plays Theo, a gay street kid turned cage fighter who becomes his ally.. He starts dating Anthony (Matt Landry, left).

Plus he appeared in six episodes of the gay-friendly Animal Kingdom (2018-19) as Tupi, a straight gang member who gets killed while n*ked.

More after the break

The bad news:

Eddie played straight guys in Vici and Eraser: Reborn, and maybe in some of his guest roles, on Mr. Mayor, Hightown, Chicago Med, The Rookie, and so on. I don't see a lot of gay content.

In an episode 9-1-1 Nashville (2016): Pedro (Eddie) is working on a mural, when a scaffolding collapses. He is buried, then suffers a spinal injury. In the hospital, he worries that he won't be able to do his art anymore. An artist, no girlfriend visiting him in the hospital: two queer codes. But no canon.

More bad news:

Eddie is straight.

I don't even see any evidence of being bi on his social media. When he's with another dude, it always turns out to be a brother or cousin, like Daniel Ramos.

"With my best friend in Miami. Life is go-oo-od."

Dude, he just appears in that one photo, and you're not even touching him. And I hate that expression "Life is go-oo-od." It's just grating.

And 95% of his social media posts show him hugging, kissing, grabbing, fondling, and pretending to strangle The Woman of His Dreams. Or just posts pictures of her, smooching, peace-signing, showing off her lady parts.

More good news:

Eddie shows his physique constantly on his social media, with a very impressive c*ck shot and a few backsides (on RG Beefcake and Boyfriends).

See also:Mason McNulty: Kayden's buddy plays a box of candy, a duplicated boy, and Billy the Kid, but is he really gay? With McNulty backsides and d*cks.