Uncoupled

Neil Patrick Harris (Michael Lawson) · Tuc Watkins (Colin McKenna) · Tisha Campbell (Suzanne Prentiss) · Brooks Ashmanskas (Stanley James) · Emerson Brooks (Billy ...

And although he’s mostly known for his stage work, De Shields has also appeared on shows like Sex and the City, Law and Order, and Rescue Me. And he also had a brief appearance on the Tick, Tick… Boom cast in late 2021. Throughout his career, Brooks has landed roles on shows like The Last Boat, Arrested Development, and All My Children in addition to appearing on The Lincoln Lawyer cast. If the stars properly align, he will talk about For Love Of The Game being the best baseball movie of all time. Over the years, Harden has appeared in Coen Brothers movies, various animated and family-friendly movies, and even Stephen King adaptations. Throughout his career, Watkins has landed memorable roles on shows like Desperate Housewives, Black Monday, Parks and Recreation, and a couple dozen other one-off roles on everything from It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia to Melrose Place, another Darren Star creation. He has also appeared in movies like Captain America: The Winter Soldier, National Treasure: Book of Secrets, and Super 8.

Different sex, same city in "Uncoupled," original "Sex and the City" producer Darren Star's look at gay life and love in very upper-crust New York, ...

Or to put it in the parlance of these elite zip codes, it's a bit like showing up to a glitzy fashion show in the year-before-last's styles. But it's a thinly written character, alternating between raging about her husband's midlife crisis, bonding with Michael over being alone and acting like the sort of wealthy matron who swears profusely but feigns shock when somebody dares to use an expletive in the lobby. Indeed, times have changed since he was single, which leads to a lot of misread signs and awkward encounters, especially with the few younger chaps that pass through his orbit.

The eight-episode “Uncoupled,” which debuted Friday, represents a still relatively rare Hollywood commodity: a rom-com with a gay character as the lovable hero ...

“I thought about it a lot when we were filming it, ‘Um, are the kids going to watch this?'” Harris said. They don't want to see my naked butt getting out of the shower in the bathroom. I work out a fair amount and I feel more confident in my own skin than I have before." It's a guy going through the pain of a breakup, and you don't really get to see it that often.” On the flip side, scenes that called for him to flash a goodly amount of skin left him unfazed. “So I think if they were to watch ‘Uncoupled' and see my naked butt on screen, they would be mortified. Harris sees value in a work that is “just a slice of representation without agenda....If one tries too hard to accomplish a specific agenda with art, it’ll be met with both extremes. I don’t need a changing room curtain," he said. “As a gay man myself, I thought that having content that was representational was great on a streaming platform like Netflix,” Harris said. “I’ve been with David for 18 years, and once we started dating, we really just never stopped.” You don't have to be gay to see yourself reflected in these characters because it's so much about the humanity of this experience." “I thought that that was all something that hasn’t necessarily been done before.

In Netflix show Uncoupled, Neil Patrick Harris is a newly single man fresh out of a 17-year relationship.

And you had to find the right angle and girth and manscapery." Of the end result, Harris said he's content. In one scene, Harris's character is seen setting up a dating profile when his friend tells him he needs an explicit picture of his *ahem* to really round out his photos.

If you've seen the first episode of Netflix's 'Uncoupled,' you probably have a lot of feelings about Colin.

“The more you get to know Michael, the more you think, ‘OK, maybe there’s some perspective from Colin’s side that we need to acknowledge and take in.’ That’s one of the beautiful parts of the show. He doesn’t give that reason right away, but there’s a reason, and it does come up later.” And Colin does break up with Michael for a reason.

Tisha Campbell, Brooks Ashmanskas, Emerson Brooks, and Marcia Gay Harden co-star in a new series from Darren Starr and Jeffrey Richman.

The session with the therapist seems to go well as far as Michael is concerned, but he did most of the talking. Maybe that’s why we’re having difficulty with Uncoupled. It’s a very likeable show, but the nagging feeling that it’s a showcase for NPH, with an assist from Harden, won’t go away. We’re figuring that there will be some more skin as the season goes along, but it could all be more talk than anything else. It doesn’t help that Billy and Stanley feel like characters we’ve seen before, ones that seem very familiar to both Starr’s and Richman’s most prominent shows. We get very little information about why Michael and Colin were drawn to each other at all. Stanley bitterly tells Michael that Grindr “is nothing but bottoms, and tops who are also bottoms.” Right before they enter the party, Colin drops a bomb: After being together with Michael for 17 years, he’s decided to move out. Heck, Claire gives us more info about her failed marriage in one scene than we get from Michael about him and Colin. Colin refuses to explain before he leaves for the night. But the show feels like its less than the sum of its parts, with a lot of aspects that feel sorely underdeveloped. Two men are in bed together; one is wishing the other a happy birthday after some morning nookie. In a new Netflix series, NPH plays a middle-aged man who finds himself suddenly single after a 17-year relationship.

Neil Patrick Harris, who plays Michael in Darren Star's new Netflix comedy 'Uncoupled,' dishes on the making of his character's infamous dick pic moment.

“I had to find a dick pic that wasn’t my actual dick to make it look like it was my dick, which is its own comedic endeavor because I’m scrolling through pictures of phalluses and I’m trying to determine, like, how large my own on-camera dong should be. He got what he needed, but the next day as he’s showing his colleague and an important new client photos of apartments on his phone, he accidentally swipes past his winning dick pic. After Stanley shows Michael his dick pic (or rather, an illustrated take on his dick that one the artists he represent mocked up) Michael heads into his gym’s locker room, drops his towel, and carries out his very own dick pic photo shoot. He has his friends to guide him, make him sign up for Grindr, and teach him the importance of having a good dick pic on hand. In Episode 3, after Michael’s first Grindr match blocks him for not sending a dick pic in a timely fashion, his pal Stanley (Brooks Ashmanskas) explains, “You need a dick pic. Needless to say, Michael is distraught — mostly because he loved Colin, but also because he has to get back on the dating scene in his forties.

Geoffrey Owens who played Elvin Tibideaux in "The Cosby Show" is "beyond words proud" of his son Jordyn Owens who makes his screen debut in "Uncoupled."

“I’ve observed it over the years,” he revealed. “I’m beyond words proud,” he gushed to Page Six, “I’m speechless.” “The Cosby Show” alum Geoffrey Owens is one proud papa.