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Skinner answered why he thought his last TV project, Queer As Folk, failed to take off: "If I knew why, I'm sure it would ...

I wanted people’s jaws to drop, to go, ‘Are you serious?’” Benito Skinner, the show's creator, tells TODAY.com.

Season 1 of Overcompensating was released on May 15, 2025. It quickly became popular, getting a 94% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

In this exclusive interview, Skinner also dishes on his fears that gay TV shows don't get properly promoted and how his boyfriend helped him grow as both a performer and a gay man The post Benito ...

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The comedy-drama television series Overcompensating, which Benito Skinner created and starred in, premiered on May 15, 2025 and the unique story follows Benny, a reclusive former football star, as he ...

Overcompensating premiered on May 15, 2025, exclusively on Prime Video. Benito Skinner created the series, which marks his ...

The eight-episode series is based, in part, on Skinner's own experiences coming out in college — but with added "stakes," he ...

Benito Skinner drew from his experiences in the closet for "Overcompensating," his razor-sharp, hyper-specific queer comedy ...

The eight-part American series (pictured), which only dropped on the platform yesterday, follows a closeted football player and frat boy named Benny as he starts university.