WATCH: 'Wallflowers' Episode 4 Misfits of Science (Dating in the Digital Age)

In the latest episode of Wallflowers, Singles support group leader Janice Ackerman (Christianne Tisdale, currently on Broadway in Les Miserables) has a new assignment for her pupils: to join an online dating site. When uptight Bryce (Patch Darragh Mercy, Boardwalk Empire) downloads the gay sex app “Trickr” to his phone, he seeks the counsel of his new assistant Wade (Daniel Abeles Smash) in making his profile and choosing his pictures. However, he keeps forgetting to turn off the notifications, which creates some problems for him at work! Season 2 keeps getting better and better. Don't miss out!

WALLFLOWERS: Episode 3 The one with the new assistant and the casting couch

WALLFLOWERS has returned! This week's WALLFLOWERS introduces a new gay character, Wade, played by Daniel Abeles (Smash) and features another steamy encounter between Bryce and Alex (Patch Darragh and John Halbach) What is the story with Wade? What is going to happen with Bryce and Alex? Check out the latest episode to find out!

For more on WALLFLOWERS and to catch up on previous episodes, visit STAGE17.tv.

INTERVIEW: Kieran Turner, Robert Bogue and John Halbach Preview WALLFLOWERS Season 2

Created, written and directed by Kieran Turner (Jobriath A.D.), the web series WALLFLOWERS centers around a group of thirtysomethings dealing with life in New York City, who come together in a group for singles. At its heart, WALLFLOWERS highlights the bonds of friendship and the magic of love. Romance plays a major part in the show's second season, airing on STAGE17, and we are introduced to two potential new couples in the premiere--sexy and sweet Alex (John Halbach, EASTSIDERS) & cynical Bryce (Patch Darragh) and cocky Fred (Robert Bogue, GUIDING LIGHT) & feisty Jane (Jolly Abraham).

Love is universal, something we are all looking for. Daytime soap opera fans who are missing their daily dose of “love in the afternoon,” can check out WALLFLOWERS and find it, along with deep friendship, love, humor and romance.

We Love Soaps recently had the chance to speak to Kieran Turner, John Halbach, and Robert Bogue about the second season of WALLFLOWERS and more. Read our exclusive interview.

WE LOVE SOAPS:  Kieran, how did you come up with WALLFLOWERS?
KIERAN TURNER:  It was something that I had written as a pilot several years ago, but it was a little different. It wasn't necessarily focusing on that specific age group of older thirtysomethings I wrote it as a pilot just to see if I could write television and I kind of shoved it in a drawer and didn't do anything with it. I had made a film, a documentary called Jobriath A.D., about the first openly gay rock start star, and this was in 2012, and had been on the festival circuit with it. The programmers there had invited a web series called THE OUTS to participate. I wasn't very well versed in web series. But I was very impressed with what the folks at THE OUTS had been able to do. It had good writing, good production values, it looked really professional, and I realized people were actually doing it to this level and it was amazing.

WATCH: Premiere of Kieran Turner's WALLFLOWERS

(L-R) Lucas Near-Verbrugghe, Susan Louise O’Connor, Sarah Saltzberg,
Gibson Frazier, Angela Lin, Brooke Davis - Photo: Eight Track
Tape Productions

WALLFLOWERS, a narrative comedy web series by filmmaker Kieran Turner (director of acclaimed doc Jobriath A.D), premiered on April 3. Set in the cruelly comedic dating world of modern New York City, WALLFLOWERS details the "disastrous romantic exploits of a tight knit group of Gen-X stragglers coping with the ecstasy and the agony of single life - as members of a Manhattan support group for the hopelessly single."

WALLFLOWERS stars a talented cast of NYC-based theatre and film actors, including Chad Kimball (Tony nominated for best Performance in Broadway's "Memphis"), Sarah Saltzberg (creator/star of Broadway's hit musical "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee"), Gideon Glick (Broadway's "Spring Awakening" & "Spider Man: Turn Off The Dark"), Gibson Frazier ("Man of the Century"), and Marcia DeBonis (That's What She Said, The Truman Show, THEN WE GOT HELP!).