What follows is a list of History's 50 Hottest TV Actors, according to Boy Culture. Feel free to chime in with the guys you think I left out, the ones I love who you hate and with any corrections. In the Next 4 weeks, find out who is #1!
#44 Don Grady (1944—2012)
Similar to Tony Dow, Grady was a scorching-hot brother on a wholesome family show. If they didn't want guys to moon over him, they shouldn't have hired someone with that cleft in his chin and that dreamy hair. The New Adventures of Spin and Marty (1957), My Three Sons (1960—1971)
The quintessential GQ man, his good looks have usually been a major part of many of his TV roles. Doesn't get more handsome than this, and he has gotten better—or at least been treading water—as he's aged. One Life to Live (1985—1986), Downtown (1986–1987), L.A. Law (1987—1994), High Incident (1996—1997), City of Angels (2000), Sex and the City (2003—2004), Fatherhood (2004—2005), The New Adventures of Old Christine (2006—2010), Dirty Sexy Money (2007—2009), In Treatment (2008), The Event (2010—2011), Secret Millionaire (2012)
#42 Chris Messina (1974—)
He was a movie actor first, but thank God they pulled him into Mindy Kaling's show because I need as much Messina as possible, and often. He has a '70s news room look that I find hot off the presses. Six Feet Under (2005), The Newsroom (2012), Damages (2011—2012), The Mindy Project (2012—)
#41 Guy Madison (1922—1996)
Looks-wise, Madison's the closest thing to an American Alain Delon as we ever got, a film-industry stunner who stooped to do TV in Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok. Did the real Hickok look that good? Nope—but not many did. Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok (1951—1958)
#40 Clint Walker (1927—)
The Cheyenne star is another of those big hunks of man I seem to favor. Truly, though, even if you only had the face to work with, his pentrating gaze definitely conjures up images of, well, penetration. Cheyenne (1955—1962), Kodiak (1974)
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