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Check out 'Ding Dong, I'm Gay' a new comedic web series

A new Australian made web series has just been uploaded to YouTube. Ding Dong, I’m Gay charts the adventures of Sydney boy Cameron and his country cousin Toby.

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The show is created by Tim Spencer who plays lead character Cameron, he’s joined by Remy Brand as Toby, Alex Lee as flatmate Sweetie, Sarah Bishop as Lucy and Rupert Raineri as Jack.

Check out the first three episodes below. 


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