Colin McCormack (played by Gerald McCullouch) is a protagonist in Daddy.
A 40-something openly gay liberal columnist who lives next door to Stewart. He pursues young men for sex but shares a deep emotional intimacy with Stewart. He has a sexual and emotional relationship with his intern Tee, later discovering that Tee is his biological son from a past sperm donation, which forces him to reconcile his life values. Stewart Wisniewski (played by Dan Via) appears in Daddy.
A 40-something mostly closeted gay lawyer who has known Colin for most of his life. They live next door, share meals and free time, and maintain a deeply emotionally intimate but non-sexual relationship that resembles a marriage in all but name.
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Characters
Colin McCormack
(played by Gerald McCullouch) — protagonist
A 40-something openly gay liberal columnist who lives next door to Stewart. He pursues young men for sex but shares a deep emotional intimacy with Stewart. He has a sexual and emotional relationship w...
Stewart Wisniewski
(played by Dan Via) — supporting
A 40-something mostly closeted gay lawyer who has known Colin for most of his life. They live next door, share meals and free time, and maintain a deeply emotionally intimate but non-sexual relationsh...
Key Relationships
Colin McCormack → Stewart Wisniewski
(Family Lifelong Companion)
Story Analysis
A columnist navigates identity and intimacy after discovering his intern is his biological son.
