It's time to say goodbye to Looking: After two seasons—and countless think pieces—HBO is airing a feature-length movie Saturday night that will wrap up the adventures of Patrick, Dom, Agustin and the rest of the gang.

Don't get too sad, though. The cast has moved on to lots of big things, from Broadway shows to hit TV series.

Below, find out what the stars of Looking have been up to since the show ended.

Looking: The Movie airs July 23 at 10pm on HBO.

Jonathan Groff (Patrick)

After nabbing a Tony nomination for his role as King George III in Hamilton, Groff will next appear in Gone Girl director David Fincher's new Netflix series, Mindhunter.

Russell Tovey (Kevin)

Tovey appeared in the Tony-winning revival of A View From the Bridge (where his bodacious bod caused at least one audience member to faint). In the fall he joins ABC's Quantico as a series regular.

He'll also appear in the upcoming West End revivalof Angels in America alongside Andrew Garfield and Nathan Lane.

Murray Bartlett (Dom)

The Aussie actor ditched his mustache for a role on CBS' Limitless, and can be seen next on Netflix's Marvel Cinematic Universe series Iron Fist.

Frankie J. Alvarez (Agustín)

Alvarez returns to the stage in Nilo Cruz's new play, Bathing in Moonlight, debuting this September in Princeton, New Jersey.

Raul Castillo (Richie)

Since Looking wrapped, Castillo appeared in the Netflix movie Special Correspondents with Ricky Gervais and Eric Bana, and as the colorful villain Flamingo on Fox's Gotham.

Look for him next in the dark comedy iCreep.

Lauren Weedman (Doris)

Look for Weedman alongside Alison Brie, Dave Franco, Aubrey Plaza and Molly Shannon in the dark comedy The Little Hours.

Daniel Franzese (Eddie)

In 2016 Franzese starred on Freeform's Recovery Road, guest-starred on Logo's Gay Skit Happens and proposed to his boyfriend at the L.A. Starbucks where they met a year ago.

And the year's only half-over.