Nov 15, 2019 at 1:45 pm

Sean Hayes Says His Netflix Animated Series 'Q-Force' Is 'Gay James Bond'!

Sean Hayes paid a visit to The Late Show with Seth Meyers on Thursday (November 14) and dished about all his various topics, including his upcoming Netflix animated series.

“I have another thing called Q-Force, which is on Netflix for 10 episodes. An animated series, gay James Bond!,” the 49-year-old entertainer told Seth.

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“You know Mike Schur, he created Parks & Recreation – and so, I’m driving to work and his office is on the same lot Will & Grace is. I’m driving and I see him and roll down my window. He’s the nicest greatest guy ever,” Sean recalled. “I go, ‘Mike, you want to do a show together?’ He goes ‘what is it?’ Gay James Bond. He goes, ‘yes, I’m doing that show.’”

“Q-Force is about a handsome secret agent and his team of fellow LGBTQ superspies. Constantly underestimated by their colleagues, the members of Q-Force have to prove themselves time and again as they embark on extraordinary professional (and personal) adventures,” according to Deadline.

Sean then talked about the series finale of Will & Grace: “The last season of Will & Grace! We were just going to do ten episodes of this Will & Grace reboot and then it ended up being 52,” he said. “So blessed, so grateful and so honored that the fans wanted us to do it. It’s been such a dream come true to get everybody together again. We have four more to tape and then we’re done.”

Sean Hayes also talked about auditioning to be the Aflac Duck, his upcoming film Lazy Susan, and getting kicked off the set of a Wayans Brothers movie, Mo’ Money.