‘Gay anytime’ on the home screen

When purchasing my first personal computer (The Apple IIe-in the late 70s) I had no idea where all of these Bits, Bytes, & Re-Boots would lead. Being into graphics and being into men I produced my first personal digital porn. With only 16 colors and pixcells the size of a pencil's erasers, I had to explain to others what made the pictures porn. It was less obvious than the 'modesty band-aids' the censors use now. Who would have thought that there would be Gay comic & dramatic series on the web accessed through my current Mac (which desperately needs to be replaced). There is Logo TV at a cost on cable. I got rid of cable two years ago. Logo was nothing but repeats and the TV was getting in the way of my porn time. (One needs to set priorities.)

Recently while researching a (work) project, I came across "Where The Bears Are." It is a TV series in 24 short (four to six minute) clips. It is self funded (buy a Tee-shirt or hat) and it is pure Gay camp with BEARS of the attractive human male variety... or mostly. I laughed my way through it and started researching (personally) to see if at 64 I was somewhere out of the stream of trendy. I found another one "The Outs." Not a comedy. It is Gay-real with no apologies and in a longer format with fewer episodes produced. Again self funded, this is written/acted impressively by a small group and filmed beautifully on sights in Brooklyn.

My research brought me to eight more programs, one of which I will choose and begin soon: "Gay’s Anatomy," "Hunting Season," "Husbands," "Drama Queenz," "Jenifer Lewis and Shangela," "The Variants," and "DTLA." Though a few are only on Logo most have their own sights or they can be seen on UTube or Viemo. The only Gay series I had seen before the ones I mentioned was a about some beach town with Gay vampires. It's entertainment values were as good as my description... Though I did see all the episodes... Hot guys and gratuitous sex. Does anyone in DD-land know if there are more Gay related and/or produced programs on the net that are worth seeing?