Man Candy: Working Men Edition

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The first Monday in September is Labor Day in the US, a day when we honor the men and women who work hard to make our society run smoothly. So today we decided to observe Labor Day with some photos of our favorite working men, both fictional and real. It's a difficult job, gathering all of these laborers in one place, but we do it for you, Saucy Reader.

 Happy Labor Day!
Enjoy the gift of Man Candy!

Ryan & Esposito (Seamus Dever & Jon Huertas) from ABC's Castle are probably two of the sexiest detectives on television right now. If you don't know what I'm talking about, watch it! You won't regret it. (Their epic bromance is a plus!)


Orlando Jones is insanely sexy as Capt. Irving on Fox's Sleepy Hollow! Shoulder holsters have not looked THAT good in ages!


Detective Chief Inspector Luther is an intense, complicated man. But also oh very sexy! Idris Elba makes a sexy anything! 


Andrew Lincoln as Rick Grimes on The Walking Dead! Hey, he's still a Sheriff at heart. And he still has the hat. 


Jamie Dornan as the VERY gorgeous Sheriff Graham on ABC's Once Upon A Time! 


John Cho as Andy Dun in Sleepy Hollow!

Everyone's favorite Detective Stabler played by Chris Meloni. 

Adam Rodriguez as Eric Delko in CSI was one of the sexiest Forensic specialists on tv!


So was Gary Dourdan as Warrick Brown on CSI!


Doctor Eph Goodweather, epidemiologist for the CDC from FX's The Strain. H.A.W.T!

The absolutely gorgeous Jesse Williams as Doctor Jackson Avery from Gray's Anatomy.

 Chris Messina as the irresistible Dr. Danny Castellano on The Mindy Project!


Lets throw in Dr. Jeremy Reed (Ed Weeks) and Dr. Peter Prentice (Adam Pally) from The Mindy Project too! 

John Stamos as Dr.Tony Gates. No words needed.


Doctors House and Wilson from House. Epic bromance is a plus here too!


Dr. Chase and Dr. Foreman, also from House. Lots of good looking Doctors in that hospital!


Hot welder guy Jared Padalecki. Yum.
Bradley Cooper as Phil Wenneck in the Hangover movies. (I sometimes forget he's a teacher in those movies!)


Ian Harding as the lovely (as far as I've watched) Ezra Fitz in Pretty Little Liars. We did not have teachers like this in high school.


Taylor Kinney as Lt. Kelly in Chicago Fire. 


More firefighters. Always sexy. I'm not saying I'd set my house on fire, but I might just throw my cat up a tree.

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Excuse me, young sirs, my life is in need of guarding. And abs. Thank you.

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Chefs are always sexy. Some more than others. Love the Kraft Zesty guy!

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Men at work, good. Shirtless men (with abs) at work, even better.

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Baby William Levy is handy with tools too! (I'll bet...)


Bonus Gif for making it all the way to the end : Jensen Ackles as the sassiest, sexiest Gym teacher! 


HAPPY LABOR DAY, SAUCY READERS! 

 None of the pictures or gifs used belong to the Wenches unless mentioned.
Most pictures used are promo shots from the networks the shows air on.

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