Gregg Sulkin finally got shirtless on this week’s new episode of MTV’s Faking It. The second season’s tenth episode, also the midseason finale, titled “Busted,” found Gregg’s character, Liam, reuniting with his love, Karma at the end of the episode, leading the two to have sex. That wasn’t Gregg’s only scene of shirtlessness, as Karma later dreams that Liam has sex with her best friend, Amy. Gregg hasn’t shed his shirt since the first episode of the season.
Skyler Maxon continued his recurring role as Duke on MTV’s teen series Faking It this week. The eighth episode of the second season found Shane and Duke continuing their secret romance, only to be interrupted by Duke’s father. Shane is shocked to learn that he’s aware of Duke’s secret homosexuality and doesn’t care, as long as they keep it quiet. Things take a turn for Shane, though, when he discovers Duke is seeking sponsorship from a homophobic eatery. He tries to convince him not to go through with it, but Duke sides with his father and his career. Skyler spends the entire episode shirtless.
As Season 2 of Faking It continues, so does Shane’s (series star Michael J. Willett) interest in Duke (guest star Skyler Maxon). The two continue their secret relationship and their first scene during this episode finds them getting up close and personal on the wrestling mat, as Duke continues to show Shane some of his MMA moves. Both actors are shirtless for the scene. Their final scene also has Skyler showing some skin. After a group hang goes bad for them, Shane looks to make things right, finding Duke working out his frustrations shirtless.
Skyler Maxon guest starred on this week’s new episode of MTV’s Faking It. The episode finds the show’s leading men looking to work out their frustrations with a mixed martial arts class. Shane (played by Michael J. Willett) instantly gets over his reluctance to participate when he spots the hot instructor, Duke (played by Skyler). Shane sets out to win a bet by proving that Duke is gay. After some suggestive sparring, he attempts to expose a tattoo on Duke’s hip that he remembers from photos on a gay dating app. His efforts appear to fail as he finds no such tattoo, until later when Duke privately reveals Shane looked on the wrong side. Sparks fly between the two characters, with the men sharing a kiss.
Episode 3 of Faking It’s new season finally got cast member Michael J. Willett out of his clothes for the first time and in a major way. The episode, aptly titled “Lust in Translation,” finds the teens’ high school invaded by a bevy of displaced hot Brazilian students. Michael’s character, Shane, takes an instant interest in Francisco (played by dancer/actor Eduardo Arrazola). Michael and Eduardo both appear in skimpy speedos for an extended scene, which includes some playful rubbing.
Michael Willett
Eduardo Arrazola
MTV’s Faking It is back for its second season. The first episode, titled “The Morning Aftermath” wasted no time getting leading man Gregg Sulkin out of his clothes for a pixelated nude scene. He spends much of the first ten minutes of the episode showing skin as he attempts to make a daring escape. Recurring guest star Erick Lopez is also featured out of his clothes, as his character is taken hostage to protect a secret that is feared he’ll reveal from last season.
Gregg Sulkin
Erick Lopez
MTV’s teen series Faking It wrapped its first season in June. The series follows high schoolers Karma and Amy who pretend to be lesbians to gain popularity at their super-liberal high school. Unfortunately, Karma also falls for her hot classmate Liam in the process, causing her to take on a secret boyfriend in her fake relationship. Gregg Sulkin plays Liam and gets out of his shirt in three episodes of the 8-episode first season. Trailers for Season 2 have started airing, promising more skin from Gregg.
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