Raising Hope (2010-14) starred Lucas Neff as a teenager who accidentally becomes a father. He has biceps, and a chest which he displays very rarely; his dad (Garrett Dillahunt, left) is on display quite often; and there's even a gay character, his boss Barney (Greg Binkley). At least I think he was gay; he played a gay guy on the earlier My Name is Earl.
Nope: his gayness was erased, like it was for this kid.
He's Camden Garcia playing Trevor, a young teenager who works at the grocery store, and gets a crush on Jimmy's girlfriend Sabrina.
A crush on a girl? This kid?
In another episode, he's an actor starring in a show called Yo-Zappa-Do. Jimmy and Sabrina attend.
Still straight.
The grown-up Camden has a chest and biceps as impressive as Lucas Neff's. His Instagram tagline is: little/rascal, kid comedian, child actor, bikini girl.
He has a personal website with headshots, publicity, and a resume:
A BFA in Theater Performance from Boston University, plus training at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center and Second City
Skills include drag queen, balancing things on his nose and chin, baton twirling, and working with chimps.
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Theater: Newsies, Morning in Freedonia, This Could Be on Broadway, and Stamptown
Nice bulge, Buddy
And a lot of standup comedy shows where he riffs on being gay and femme.
Camden grew up in Calabasas California. His dad Greg Garcia was the producer and head writer for several popular sitcoms of the 2000s ("Greg, move your head!"), so naturally his career began with guest or recurring spots on Daddy's shows. In addition to Raising Hope:
Two episodes of My Name is Earl (2007) as the Young Glen, who would grow up to be the ex-con associate of the reformed petty thief (Jason Lee). Grown-up Glen was played by Ben Foster (left).
More after the break. Caution: Explicit.