Tim Mead

Louis LeFevre doesn't fit in. He's Haitian, gay, and is a photography nerd. Judd Thomas is a soccer jock and needs help with an art term paper. Louis helps him get the terms and concepts right. They make for unlikely study buddies, much less lovers. Will their relationship develop into something beautiful or will they be forced to blow the whistle and walk away?

Retired English prof Jonathan Baker joins a men's book group and meets high school English teacher Frank Cummings. The men have several things in common. Both teachers, both belong to the same church, and both are of a similar age. Jonathan has previously lost a lover to illness and fears history repeating itself. Should people their age enter into relationships or just stay friends?

Becoming the director of an arts center close to where he grew up seems like the perfect opportunity for a fresh start for Whitney Pell. He enjoys playing the field ... for a while. Then he begins to miss being part of a couple. The wedding band on Stuart Blount's finger means he's straight, or does it? Will Whitney's present cause the picture of domestic bliss they're painting to be torn apart?

When Uncle Phil dies suddenly, Jeff Elder inherits the house as well as Phil's classic car. Through the car, Jeff makes friends with Sam Dudek a fellow classic car owner. Jeff and Sam soon discover cars aren't the only thing they have in common. Will Sam and Jeff's ride to true love be a smooth one, or will a meddlesome mechanic throw a wrench into the works?

Dan “Cool” Cole realizes he'll never make it in mixed martial arts so agrees to his parents’ request to attend their alma mater, Colby State. He shares an apartment with former opponent Casey Shaw. Dan is attracted to Casey, but Casey says they look too much alike to date. Will the two former fighters continue to just circle each other or will they finally get physical and both end up winning?

DS Ray Stonesifer is stuck behind a desk and is bored. Jesse Crofts is burned out by the competitive world of fashion modeling in NYC and needs a change of scene. However, his stalker has other ideas. Ray thinks he can help, but will he make the situation worse? Can a small town cop and model from the city make for an arresting pair, or will their passion fade like Jesse’s former career?

Professor Everett Sloane is totally captivated with William Bond, one of his English students. The young man reminds Ev of Melville’s eponymous character, Billy Budd. With an unpleasant undercurrent of blackmail and deceit, is all as it seems? But who’s deceiving whom? Is sweet, beautiful William what he appears to be?

An inscription in the front of a book has unexpected consequences for English prof, Adam Craig. He’s attracted to Tony, the bookseller, but the man lives over 70 miles away. Closer to home is Blake, but he’s one of Adam’s students. Adam has a decision to make. It isn’t easy. Will the inscription in the flyleaf point him in the right direction?

Joe Hill thinks he’s an ordinary guy with an ordinary name. Others think he’s extraordinarily good looking. Micah Sutton creates custom-made furniture. Joe can’t see why a talented man like Micah would want someone who works for a landscaping business. Micah can’t believe a hunk like Joe would want a plain-looking man like him. Can they each wake up in time to smell the varnish/fertilizer?

It's a Saturday night in Colby. The camera eye looks in on what ten couples are doing to finish off the evening. So fans of the popular series can settle back and briefly drop in on some old favorites. Is everyone still together, or has the passage of time dimmed their respective romances?

In his spare time, English professor Brian Morehouse Hunter writes erotic gay romance novels. He keeps his two lives strictly separate until he accidentally emails a draft chapter to Ken Tremont, a work colleague, rather than one of his beta readers. Will Brian’s worst fears be realized, or could this accidental outing reap unexpected rewards?

Scott Wainwright, professor at a prestigious conservatory, thinks of himself as a concert pianist and teacher. He's upset when his department chair insists he be the accompanist to Joel Michaels, a violinist and fellow professor, in an upcoming recital. Upon meeting Joel, Scott’s crusty exterior cracks. Can the beautiful music they perform on stage lead to a deeper connection off of it?

Captain Jim Grant of the Colby PD is forced to accept a desk job due to injury sustained while catching a suspect. On his flight back from recuperative leave, Jim meets Jake Handley, a professor at in Colby. Jake is out at work, Jim isn’t. When a student threatens to lie about Jake offering to up the student’s grade in exchange for sexual favors, will Jim risk everything for Jake or cop out?

It’s late on Christmas Eve. Albert is driving through a blizzard and sees a young hitchhiker. Casey is traveling between MMA tournaments when his car breaks down. . Even though the weather’s bad, Casey sees no alternative but to venture out on foot. Despite their age and cultural differences, can these two men provide each other with a little festive friendship?

Justin Quinn has always believed his gaydar to be infallible. So he’s disappointed and conflicted when his hunky, muscled, and friendly college roommate, Bailey Stone, is straight. After several unfortunate events, Justin knows he needs someone steady, reliable, and solid in his corner. Can Bailey be Justin’s rock, or will he continue to drift through college without an anchor?

Ben works for Colby County by day and writes straight romances by night. He’s also written a "serious" novel about a man who is, like Ben, gay. But no one will publish it. Ben’s cheating ex wants to get back together, Ben is attracted to his new boss at work, and there’s Toby, his neighbor. Can Ben find romance just like his characters, or will love remain strictly within the pages of his novels?

The retired Rich sits on the porch and remembers his college days, and his boyfriend Lee. But that was back in the mid-1950’s and Rich and Lee had to be extremely careful, even to the point of dating, then marrying, women. Will life in retirement as a widower continue on its same lonely track, or will Rich be given another chance of happiness?

Marine Sargent Brody Cox decides not to re-up. One of the first people Brody meets after his discharge is his arch nemesis from high school, Dave Cromer. Sadly, Dave is still insufferable, still arrogant, and still sexy ... and still straight. Is the line between love and hate really that thin? And what about the line between straight and gay?

Fifty-something former college professor Doug Curtis lives a closeted life in a small central Florida town. When new city manager Stan Mason first sees Doug, he’s captivated by the older man. The two soon find they share many common interests. But this is the 1990s, so they have to be discrete. When they take a vacation, can what happens in Key West stay in Key West?

Russ Smith is unhappy with his job in finance and joins a local country music group as their lead singer. Russ isn’t out to his band mates. His boyfriend university administrator Bax Crouse fears he’ll lose the man of his dreams to the bright lights of stardom when Russ’s group goes on tour, leaving Bax lonely every night.

There’s a mix up over bookings on Will Tomson’s bus tour of Florida and he’s forced to share a hotel room with the young single but straight Englishman, Graham Knight. As Will and Graham spend time together, their feelings change towards each other and Graham may not be as straight as he first thought. But the tour only lasts two weeks. Will what happens in Florida have to stay in Florida?

A traumatic experience in high school forces Brent Collins’ determined to remain celibate. This is tested when he starts a new job and meets Gabe Sutton, an electrician at the college. Someone is out to discredit Gabe. Will they succeed or bring him and Brent closer?