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Deciding to become a male escort, he finds himself in all sorts of crazy situations with the women that he interacts with. His secrets must be kept from his family and friends, for becoming a male escort may shock them if known. On top of this drama, Drecker is at a constant battle of trying to maintain the happiness of his female pimps, which later in the show come head to head in a battle for supremacy. Calling themselves "Happiness Consultants," they not only book Drecker into some hairy situations, but give him great deal of competition as well. HBO decided to conclude the show after the third season, but not for poor viewing attendance.
The story simply came to a complete circle and the folly of his career choices and of those around him were brought to light to themselves and others. Drecker's secrets life from his kids also ends in a dramatic onslaught of events as well. Finding balance as a male escort and father proved to be more than enough for just about anyone to handle. Somehow, Drecker seems to pull it off quite cleverly in this series, with lots of twists and turns that one might never expect. With a subject matter such as that in this premise, it is obviously not a family-oriented show for all ages. The comic relief is risque enough to be unsuitable, but tolerable for adults that don't mind a few sexual references every once in awhile during scenes.
Hung is a series that is currently running and has 3 seasons (30 episodes). The series first aired on June 28, 2009.
Where do I stream Hung online? Hung is available for streaming on HBO, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Hung on demand at HBO Max, Amazon Prime, Amazon, Hulu, HBO NOW, Vudu, Google Play, Apple TV online.
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In the third-season finale, the success of Tanya and Ray's business depends on Charlie's location; Jessica is accused of negligence by Matt; and Lenore tries to exlude Sandee for good.
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Frances and Mike exclude Tanya from their wedding list; Ray takes back what was his after a physical confrontation with Jason; Tanya makes a connection with Charlie's kids.
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Tanya calls the mother of Charlie's baby to locate Charlie after he skips bail; Lenore makes it her mission to destroy the Wellness Center; Sandee coaches Jason on how to make his move; Ray is concerned that he's lost his magic touch with women, including Jessica.
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Ray's night with Kyla leaves him with questions unanswered; a competition develops at the Wellness Center; Tanya gets help from Charlie in finding out what happened to Ray's money.
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Ray goes after the prime suspect of his missing money box.
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Lenore is upset when Jason misses a date with a client. Darby is frustrated with her home life.
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Charlie helps Tanya figure out how to deal with Lydia. Jessica and Matt bond. Sandee wants Lenore to learn to be more flashy. Ray and Tanya figure out how to get rid of a bothersome client.
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When a former student may be a potential client, Ray is sent on a stroll down memory lane. Jessica begins her job working in the office of the doctor who was married to Ronnie's mistress. Tanya reunites with her mentor. Lenore presents Sandee with an offer.
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Ray meets a new rival after he sweeps one of his regulars off her feet, but Tanya doesn't take the news of stolen clients without a fight. Jessica decides to go it alone. Charlie seeks help from a protégé.
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Ray and Tanya get creative to find financing when they have an idea to relaunch a proven product. Lenore stumbles upon a valuable resource that may catch her former business partners off guard.
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Ray considers leaving the business; Tanya is emotionally frayed after encounters with Damon and Vera-Joan; Jessica makes a decision about the future.
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Mike accuses Ray of betrayal; Ronnie vents his frustrations with Jessica at a dermatology banquet; Tanya lashes out at Ray, Lenore and Horny Patty.
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Ray's unscheduled appointment with Claire threatens his participation in a student-alumni baseball game; Frances has doubts about her affair with Mike and her business relationship with Tanya; Ronnie delivers a stern message to Ray.
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Ray must choose sides between Yael and a new client; Tanya turns to Charlie for stress relief; Lenore learns of Tanya's duplicity; Liz surprises Ray with a revelation about her personal life.
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Jessica turns to Ray for help with a rodent problem that may be imaginary. Rebuffed by Ray in her attempts to add Mike to her stable, Tanya gets guilt-management advice from Charlie (Lennie James), then goes to extremes to prove her success. Ray has difficulty warming up a client who is cold as ice.
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Tanya lands Ray the 'white whale' of clients, but...
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Ray gives Lenore an ultimatum, and inquires about the possibility of Tanya cutting ties with her fellow pimp. Disturbed that Damon has defiled the school baseball diamond, Ray considers Tanya's suggestion that his son find a new hobby. Ignoring Ray's warning, Lenore offers Jessica advice in dealing with Ronnie.
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Ray irritates Lenore and risks losing a client by giving Claire marriage advice. Meanwhile, Ray decides to use his sex earnings to pay for the school baseball team's transportation to away games. Jessica embarrasses Darby by crashing an eat-in protest outside a fitness gym.
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In the Season 2 Premiere of Hung, Ray's new co-partnership with Tanya and Lenore gets off to a rocky start when he "holds back" during a tryst with Claire, a client, so he turns to Tanya for advice. Later, Ray and other teachers picket the school in anticipation of summer layoffs. Darby and Damon criticize Jessica. Looking to get an edge on Lenore and regain Ray's trust, Tanya ventures into a tough neighborhood for liberating pimping advice from a real pro.
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Thomas Jane apparently likes to make his own fun. His company Raw Studios has been hard at work, as these videos prove. First up, a movie-loaf short film was produced cobbling footage from numerous movies into "The Six Billion Dollar Man." Next up, take a look behind the scenes at Jane reprising his 2004 role as "The Punisher" in "Dirty Laundry."
A conversation with a Los Angeles Times writer about the upcoming third season of HBO's drama "Hung" segued into discussing a time when star Thomas Jane survived Hollywood's seedier streets by any means necessary.
