(LIST) History's 50 Hottest TV Actors (14-10)!

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 week, find out who is #1!

#14 Tim Matheson (1947—) How can you go wrong with Tim Matheson? He's been around long enough that he was a hot teen on Leave It to Beaver and he was the titular voice on Jonny Quest (and "Jace" on Space Ghost) , for Christ's sake. Whether playing nubile, a hippie, a yuppie or the vice-president of the United States on The West Wing, his eyes always signaled he would be up for a quick tumble. Leave It to Beaver (1962—1963), Sinbad Jr. (1965), Jonny Quest (1964—1965), Space Ghost (1966), The Virginian (1969—1970), Bonanza (1972—1973), Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law (1971—1974), The Quest (1976), Tucker's Witch (1982—1983), Just in Time (1988), Charlie Hoover (1991), Wolf Lake (2001—2002), Breaking News (2002), Burn Notice (2008—2011), Hart of Dixie (2011—)


#13 Lorenzo Lamas (1958—) One of the first adult men I found myself hopelessly attracted to, so much so that I endured Falcon Crest for as long as I could. I kept a picture of him in a bathing suit, torn from a tabloid, under my bed. That and a Rolling Stone tear sheet of Sting nearly naked from Dune. California Fever (1979), Falcon Crest (1981—1990), Renegade (1992—1997), The Bold & The Beautiful (2004—2007)

#12 Zac Efron (1987—) There were countless little boys on TV who had other little boys (and probably not a few adult men) climbing the walls for them, and there were countless adult men who had males from the stroller to this side of the grave climbing the walls for them. But Zac Efron brought them all together. He was 18 as Summerland ended and 19 when High School Musical made him the biggest thing to happen since David Cassidy, so he was young enough and old enough all at the same time. Stunning to look at and eager to build a body in order to show it off to all who cared to look, Zac's an all-time classic. Summerland (2004—2005), High School Musical (2006), High School Musical 2 (2007)

#11 Adrian Zmed (1954—) I lived for Adrian Zmed with his shirt off, something T.J. Hooker offered more than once. And when it didn't it offered him in a police uniform. What an arresting image. Flatbush (1979), Goodtime Girls (1980), T.J. Hooker (1982—1985)

#10 Marcus Patrick (1974—) Yes, he was on a soap I never watched, but it was impossible to avoid knowledge of Patrick after he was canned for shaking his can in exchange for money. Yes, a soap star-cum-stripper. With his model looks, the requisite soap-stud frame and a bulge that you could only see on TV if you were watching Robin Byrd, I like to imagine that he was hired by plenty in the industry even if he was fired by his employer. Passions (2006), All My Children (2006), Beyond he Break (2006—2007), Days of Our Lives (2006—2007)