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Queer Web Series 'Don't Suck' Returns with Joyful Defiance
17 May
Summary
- Web series 'Don't Suck' season two premieres June 4 on YouTube.
- The show centers on queer friends navigating life in New York City.
- Season two expands its ensemble with notable new cast members.
The popular independent web series "Don't Suck" is returning for its second season on June 4th. Originally launched in 2017, the show chronicles the lives of queer friends in New York City, exploring their aspirations, vulnerabilities, and romantic entanglements.
The series, created by and starring Tyler Isaac Martin, garnered widespread attention, with its initial 10 episodes accumulating 8 million views. Martin aims to create content that evokes laughter, heartbreak, and a celebration of authenticity.
Season two will introduce a larger cast, featuring talents such as Jeff Hiller and Ophira Eisenberg. The creators emphasize the importance of independent queer art as a form of resistance and joyful defiance.
Episodes will be available for free on YouTube every Thursday during Pride Month, with the season concluding on July 30th and August 6th with a two-part musical finale. A live finale event is also scheduled for July 27th.
