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Jan 2016 - present

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Disposable Teens Episode Guide

  • Get Out

    S1 Ep1

    11th Jan 2016

    Austin (Chris Jehnert) is a gay teenager who is facing troubling times at home when his parents find out that he is gay and is forced out of the closet. Seeking an escape, he runs away on to the city streets.

  • Dead Ends

    S1 Ep2

    18th Jan 2016

    After running from his home, gay teen runaway Austin (Chris Jehnert), finds himself on the street looking for help. He tries to get help from Charlotte (Loresa Lanceta), a social worker who refers him to a shelter. At the shelter he meets Eugene (Lynn Berg) a bitter, older man who gives some pretty harsh and unexpected advice.

  • Unzipped

    S1 Ep3

    1st Feb 2016

    After being forced from his home and unable to find any help after coming out of the closet, gay teenager Austin (Chris Jehnert) is in a hopeless place. Just when he considers giving up, a stranger named Madison (Lucio Nieto) comes along offering help. But this good samaritan's motives are questioned when he makes a seemingly indecent proposal to Austin.

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.

The first episode of Disposable Teens aired on January 11, 2016.

The last episode of Disposable Teens aired on August 08, 2016.

There are 10 episodes of Disposable Teens.

There are 2 seasons of Disposable Teens.

Yes.

Disposable Teens is set to return for future episodes.