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Alvarez played Tad, one half of a gay couple Caroline (played by Beth Behrs) called her "hot gay guys" that she was trying to use to lure cool clientele into her new bar. Alvarez's character, Evan, is openly gay, casually hooking up with his ex-boyfriend (played by the very hot Jordan Firstman, "Rotting in the Sun"), and always running late for class in the morning, so "English Teacher" viewers see him in various stages of undress throughout the episodes.

In the sitcom, Alvarez plays Evan Marquez, a charming but stubborn gay high school English teacher in Austin, Texas. He finds himself in hot water with his principal (Enrico Colantoni, Veronica Mars) after a parent witnesses him kissing his boyfriend in the school parking lot. Brian Jordan Alvarez is shaking up Hollywood. The actor and filmmaker from Winchester, Tennessee, is using his talent to challenge stereotypes and push for more inclusive representation in the entertainment industry.

Growing up wasn’t easy for him. He faced bullying in middle school for being gay. After years of amassing a following with YouTube comedy sketches and the series The Gay and Wondrous Life of Caleb Gallo, Alvarez has made a name for himself in Hollywood. Last year, he landed. Written by No items found. Caleb is in the car waiting like a nervous clam-handed teenager.

Then, a passionate kiss. Unlike all '80s movies, though, his date is a curly-haired man named Benecio. After a longing look at Caleb, who grants him approval, Benecio kisses Billy square on the lips. Everyone cheers in revelry.

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Here is the most colorful and yet the grayest scene of sexuality and gender decorating the web series. This is how the series exists, in handsome, chaotic confusion. His content is popular with his subscribers because he tells relatable and genuine stories plucked from his past. Loudly, so that all the coffee sippers around us hear. Brian is raising real questions that gay men and humans no matter their orientation or gender have been tinkering with for thousands of years.

The conversations that can only come from queer culture and bridge themselves into the mainstream. He is raising the questions that prime time T. Then, Brian asks me what I think of monogamy. Like crows picking up shiny things for their nests. Yet the end of Episode 4 Caleb is gleeful and happy in his possibly polyamorous unnamed relationship though Alvarez admits Caleb is just as lost as he was in the first scene of the pilot episode as he looks out on a far too sparkling and far too littered Pacific ocean, his arms up to the sky trying to feel something.

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