We love watching Wilson Cruz cruise around the outer limits of the galaxy on Star Trek Discovery.
Going where no gay has gone before, Cruz, along with his fellow RENT alum Anthony Rapp, portray the first openly queer couple in the Star Trek mythos.
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But promoting peace throughout the cosmos takes agility, so we’re glad to see Cruz’s yoga game is as strong as his acting game.
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“Blissed out after my last yoga class before heading back to outer space (or as it is commonly referred to, TORONTO),” he captioned a recent photo that screams core strength.
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Polaro
Wilson keeps getting hotter…which is highly unusual.
ScottOnEarth
Wilson is undoubtedly hot but, honestly, I just stop at that sweet, sincere smile and the rest is icing on the cake.
Polaro
He seems like a nice guy too.
Prax07
Not into Latino men at all, but he’s good on Discovery.
tallskin4
He’s hot. But he really cannot act.
As for “We love watching Wilson Cruz cruise around the outer limits of the galaxy on Star Trek Discovery.” – Nah we don’t. Star Trek discovery is shlt. Utter shlt.
And most of the audience agree with me. Critics, paid for by the industry rate STD very highly but the audience rating could not be lower!
Season one, critics rate it 82%- whereas the audience score is 49%
Season two, Critics rate it at 81% – audience 36%
Season three, Critics 91% – audience 40%f
Season four, critics 93% – audience 20%
Something amiss here. One might almost suspect money exchanged hands to ensure high critic assessment!!
And let’s look at the other star trek universe- Picard.
Season one, critics rated it 87%, audience rated it at 53%
Season two, critics rated it at 85%, audience rated it at 28%
What a staggering difference!
Both star trek Discovery and PIcard , loved by the industry and critics but loathed by the audience
Apolodorus
Yes, they keep getting renewed because no one likes them… smh
Polaro
I struggle with the recent batch of Star Trek revivals. There are parts of all three that I like a lot, and then there are detours they take that I find tedious. They are spending money and the quality of the production is good – no Ru Paul cheap and flimsy productions. The scripts are my problem when they obviously and clumsily try to prove they are woke but with bad scripts. The whole non-binary/trans thing made no sense – in the future I believe people will be able to swap out whatever parts they want. No one will care, they live with aliens after all. I’m guessing, humans being dipshits, the issue then will be humans demanding to be considered Romulans. The original Star Trek did this in such a better, more sophisticated way.
The seasons are also uneven, some better than others. Season two of Picard went off the rails with me when they went into the alternate time line with a clumsy, heavy-handed world with transparently evil leaders that made no sense. Then it came together when Borg-Queen Jurati was revealed in the last episode. I’ve re-watched that episode a few times.
Wilson Cruz’s role is a throwaway – not sure why he is there. He’s playing a raw nerve and it does work my nerves a bit. They either need to expand his role or give him a red shirt send off.
I will continue to watch all three though, like many people, which may be why they keep making them.
Paulie P
never understood his appeal. very good shape. is it because he is gay that the audience flock to him. his acting, not so good. i get raise our own but sometimes its a skip.
toronto
He is handsome, but honestly I was shocked to find out he is 48 years old. I thought 60.
Man About Town
How do you look for a CD in that last pic without toppling the tall pile onto the floor??
waxybkl
I still have no idea who he really is
Kangol2
He’s beautiful. He’s also someone who has gotten better looking as he’s aged. But even in his youth on My So-Called Life, his first star turn, he was adorable. He needs better roles, though, along the lines of Junito on Noah’s Arc, etc. Speaking of which, where is that other out gay beauty who is 60 or very close, Keith Hamilton-Cobb, who was the star of Andromeda and also made an appearance on Noah’s Arc?
AngryGayPope
I see him sometimes on Grindr or Scruff here in West Hwd. He’s just another typical actor narcissist. What don’t you see in his photos? Anyone else especially a bf. You would think being hot rich and famous would make it easy to get a guy. Not with narcissists like this. Weho —- a city of tens looking for an eleven.
Polaro
I think you are on to something. I suggest using a mirror…you may find the narcissists to be closer than you think.
Just.my.opinion
I have no doubt that he is a lovely person. Physically, though, he has just never done anything for me.
bowlingbutch
I have enjoyed watching him for years. I especially enjoyed him in Coffee Date. He is sexy and I do think he has buffed up too much giving his face more lines than if he had a little extra weight on him, but I still think he is sexy, talented, and seems to be a nice person. I don’t need to see his dates or boyfriends.
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FreddieW
If Star Trek Discovery were as good as he looks, Paramount could be proud. But I stopped watching the last season, and the season before that was garbage. It isn’t science fiction anymore as much as it’s LGBTQIA activism.
The first 2 seasons were good, Strange New Worlds is great, and Picard is much improved from its first season. I won’t be watching the last season of Discovery.
I think Michelle Yeoh was the only really good thing about Discovery. When she left, there were no masculine characters on the series.
johncp56
I,m melting for his shirtless pics so handsome, and then that tight body, hot beast with and soft-spoken demeanor