From Here on OUT

A gay writer makes a low budget gay spy movie, with lots of laughs along the way.

Comedy

From Here on OUT

A gay writer makes a low budget gay spy movie, with lots of laughs along the way.

Comedy

Created By: Terry Ray
First Aired on: Feb 28, 2014
Popularity: 3.4177: 3 votes
Networks: (US)
Production: Here! Films (US)
Status: Ended: Show Ended

Seasons & episodes

Total 1 seasons, 6 episodes

Season 1

Aging gay writer Jimmy Randall finally gets a big break when he's hired to produce his own show for the Here TV network, but only with a tiny budget and many strings attached. From here on out, Jimmy is headed for one hilarious headache after another!

Aired 11 years ago

6 Episodes

Episode 1Nudity Required20 min
Aging gay writer Jimmy Randall finally gets a big break when he's hired to produce his own show for the Here TV network, but only with a tiny budget and many strings attached. From here on out, Jimmy is headed for one hilarious headache after another!
Episode 2Aloha, Guy!20 min
After promising the network president he would hire an openly gay leading man, Jimmy discovers on set that his golden boy Sam is secretly straight! Butts against the wall, they must hatch a plan to hide Sam's hetero shame and keep the show in production.
Episode 3Kill or Be Kilt23 min
Pressure ramps up as network president Taylor adds another episode to the production but cuts the budget, while suspicions mount over the coupledom of Sam and Jimmy, who nearly get arrested in a desperate scheme to raise money for the disgruntled crew!
Episode 4Gay for NO Pay!18 min
During a hard day on the set of Guy Dubai: International Gay Spy, Jimmy breaks up a steamy but unprofessional threesome, flips out on co-star Haggis for hitting on "his man" Sam, and begs the crew not to walk out before an unlikely heroine saves the day.
Episode 5The OUT Cover-(UP)19 min
To promote the show, Taylor sets up an interview for Jimmy and Sam as an unlikely new Hollywood power couple for the cover of OUT Magazine, but their relationship is a tough sell to the skeptical OUT editor, who's dug up some hilarious dirt on their past.