Old Dogs & New Tricks

Old Dogs & New Tricks

Old Dogs & New Tricks

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Old Dogs & New Tricks

2011- 2016

4 Seasons

24 Episodes

1.0(2 votes)

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Comedy

Overview

Does (sex) life end for gay men as they face 50? Watch Nathan, Brad, Muscles & Ross stumble through middle-age in an alternate universe called West Hollywood.

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Cast & crew

4 featured cast members

Starring

Leon Acord

Leon Acord

Nathan Adler

Curt Bonnem

Curt Bonnem

Brad King

Jeffrey Patrick Olson

Jeffrey Patrick Olson

Al "Muscles" Carter

David Pevsner

David Pevsner

Ross Stein

Creative team

Created by: Leon Acord
Showrunner: Jason Stuckless
John Stephen Rothenberg
Produced by: Joni L. Lindblom

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