If The Golden Girls had gay besties, they’d totally be the sunshine boys of Mid-Century Modern. Unapologetically queer and audaciously TV-ma, Hulu‘s new comedy from Will & Grace creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan essentially redesigns Golden Girls retirees Dorothy, Rose, and Blanche into buddies Bunny, Jerry, and Arthur — played by Nathan Lane, Matt Bomer, and Nathan Lee Graham. The late Linda Lavin is also there as Sybil, Bunny’s Sophia-esque mother. And like the iconic Girls, these guys pack as much sass as Bea Arthur‘s withering glares. “I haven’t done a [multi-camera sitcom] in a very long time, so it certainly helps to do it with some of the best,” says Lane, whose lingerie-biz mogul Bunny invites Bomer’s flaky airline attendant and Graham’s cultured ex-Vogue columnist to move into his sprawling Palm Springs home after the death of their fourth friend, George. “It’s also...