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Status: Returning Series
First Aired: January 31, 2010
Seasons: 4
Episodes: 78
Networks: YouTube
Genres: Comedy

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Steam Room Stories(2010)

The best part of going to the gym.

TMDB Rating: 5.0 (1 votes)

Overview

Hot, shirtless and sexy gay, straight and everything in between men in towels serving up steamy sketch comedy in a steam room that's 90% laughs and 10% body fat! These sweaty men cover all kinds of subjects from sex to sexual positions, from gay kink to gay kisses.

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Season 1

21 episodes • 2010

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Kissability	Jan 31, 2010
2	Private Texts	Feb 9, 2010
3	You Know You Want Me	Feb 9, 2010
6	Steamed Sack	Feb 14, 2010
7	The Porn Star	Feb 20, 2010
8	New To Hollywood	Mar 1, 2010
9	Childhood Memories	Mar 8, 2010
10	Glitter	Mar 15, 2010
11	Watch This	Mar 25, 2010
12	Peeping Tom	Mar 29, 2010
14	Gay Date #1	Apr 12, 2010
15	Gay Date #2	Apr 19, 2010
16	Donna The Dominatrix	Apr 26, 2010
17	Obama's Health Plan	May 12, 2010
18	Mob Connections	May 24, 2010
19	Justin Bieber's Disguise	Jun 7, 2010
20	Hunter's Grudge	Jun 18, 2010
21	Celebrity Sex Encounters	Jul 14, 2010
22	The Gayest Underwear	Jul 22, 2010
23	Naughty Girls Ass Dial The Guys In Steam Room	Aug 2, 2010
24	Best Gay Pick Up Lines	Aug 10, 2010

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Season 2

24 episodes • 2010

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Drunk At The Christmas Party	Dec 7, 2010
2	Is It Gay Too?	Dec 15, 2010
3	Justin Bieber & Miley Cyrus 18th Birthday Count-Down Apps	Dec 28, 2010
4	Sneak Peek In The Steam Room	Jan 4, 2011
5	A Boner In The Steam Room	Jan 11, 2011
6	Guys Who Piss On The Toilet Seat	Jan 18, 2011
7	Tom Cruise's Gay One Liners	Feb 2, 2011
8	Sarah Palin Runs For President A Year Early	Feb 8, 2011
9	I Don't Think It's Gay	Feb 16, 2011
10	What's Your New Horoscope Sign?	Feb 23, 2011
11	Ashton Kutcher Audition	Mar 2, 2011
12	Straight Guys That Like To Gay Flirt	Mar 9, 2011
13	My Cousin The Rent Boy	Mar 18, 2011
14	The 9 Inch Italian	Apr 6, 2011
15	Is That Yours?	Nov 4, 2011
16	Happy Ending	Nov 7, 2011
17	Everyone Is Gay	Nov 13, 2011
18	Facebook Pictures	Nov 30, 2011
19	Meeting Normal Guys	Dec 13, 2011
20	Merry Christmas?	Dec 8, 2011
21	Stuffed In The Steam Room	Dec 28, 2011
22	Getting Some Ass	Jan 5, 2012
23	Worst Gay Pick Up Lines	Jan 16, 2012
24	Gay Chicken	Jan 27, 2012

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Season 3

20 episodes • 2012

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Sex With Siri	Feb 1, 2012
2	Do I See A Nut?	Feb 6, 2012
3	Single On Valentine's Day	Feb 13, 2012
4	Last Texting	Feb 23, 2012
5	What Turns Women On	Feb 29, 2012
6	ComicCon Comic Convention	Mar 13, 2012
7	Gym Commandments	Mar 27, 2012
8	The Easter Bunny	Apr 10, 2012
9	The Gay Hankie Code	May 3, 2012
10	Pussy Whipped	Jun 4, 2012
11	The Gay Audition Movie Kiss	Jul 4, 2012
12	Not So Magic Mike	Jul 20, 2012
13	Otters, Cubs And Bears, Oh My!	Jul 31, 2012
14	Masturbation Tips	Aug 8, 2012
15	Touch Yourself	Aug 21, 2012
16	Best Views In The Gym	Sep 6, 2012
17	Shirtless Singing	Sep 24, 2012
18	A Not Gay Halloween	Oct 15, 2012
19	Where The Boys Are	Nov 5, 2012
20	Gaydar List	Nov 19, 2012

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Season 4

13 episodes • 2013

#	Episode	Air Date
1	I'm Not Gay	Jan 9, 2013
2	How's Your Sister?	Jan 23, 2013
3	Wanna See My Tattoo?	Jan 31, 2013
4	Valentine's Day	Feb 6, 2013
5	What's Your Tail Tally?	Feb 13, 2013
6	Gay Pride	Feb 20, 2013
7	Butt Chugging	Feb 28, 2013
8	Checking Out Hot Guys	Mar 6, 2013
9	St. Patrick's Day	Mar 14, 2013
10	Manscaping	Mar 20, 2013
11	Easter Baskets	Mar 30, 2013
12	How Does My Sperm Taste?	Apr 3, 2013
13	Premature Ejaculation	Apr 10, 2013

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