Disposable Teens
Series Overview
Austin (Chris Jehnert) is a gay teenager who is forced to come out of the closet when his parents catch him kissing his boyfriend, Nash (Andy Rappos). His parents are not so welcoming to their son's open sexuality and his home life becomes intense. Austin has no choice but to run away from home and enter a new and dangerous world.
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Broadcast Syndication
2 Seasons • 10 Episodes
2016 – Present
Premiered: Mon, Jan 11, 2016
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Latest Aired Episode
Season 2, Episode 5: “You Can Always Return”
After being rejected by Houston, Austin (Chris Jehnert) returns to Madison (Lucio Nieto) where he felt more stability. But is he making the right choice? Will he ever make it back home to his mother who has been desperately searching for him?
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What is Disposable Teens about?
Austin (Chris Jehnert) is a gay teenager who is forced to come out of the closet when his parents catch him kissing his boyfriend, Nash (Andy Rappos). His parents are not so welcoming to their son's open sexuality and his home life becomes intense. Austin has no choice but to run away from home and enter a new and dangerous world.
How many seasons does Disposable Teens have?
Disposable Teens comprises 2 seasons available to explore.
Who stars in Disposable Teens?
Key cast members in Disposable Teens include Chris Jehnert.
Who created or directed Disposable Teens?
Disposable Teens was developed and directed by Not specified.