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Netflix drops trailer for the final season of 'Eastsiders'

Netflix has just dropped the trailer for the final season of dark comedy series Eastsiders.

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The show began as a YouTube series back in 2012 before being shown on US cable channel Logo, it was subsequently sold to Netflix. The initial series was funded via a Kickstarter campaign.

The story follows a bunch of straight, gay and bisexual characters as they navigate their way through life and relationships.

In the fourth series Cal (Kit Williamson) and Thom (Van Hansis) are back home from Season 3’s cross-country road trip, still a couple but wondering if they are really just best friends with benefits.

Douglas (Willam Belli) and Quincy (Stephen Guarino) are engaged to be married, but with very different ideas about what a gay wedding should be. Hillary (Brianna Brown) and Ian (Halbach) are cohabiting peacefully; and Jeremy (Matthew McKelligon) and Derrick (Leith M. Burke) have taken a huge step in their relationship by fostering a child.

There’s a mountain of guest stars in the final series including Drag Race alums Manila Luzon and Katya Zomoldova who appear as members of Douglas’ all-star bridal party. Chris Salvatore best known for his role in queer film Eating Out also appears and Jai Rodriguez one of the original Queer Eye crew maes an appearance too.

The show will be on Netflix from 1st December 2019. 

OIP Staff


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