Dylan Fisher

Dylan Alexander Fisher is a main character in the first four seasons of Post Millennials. He moved to California after graduation to take a gap year and pursue his passion for drama. He graduated from Eleanor Roosevelt High School off-screen between Time For Me To Fly and Big Man On Campus. He spent most of his days in high school worried about boy drama, directing school plays, and playing baseball.

Dylan was raised by a wonderfully loving and caring family. His parents are very supportive of him in everything he does. The only confrontation Dylan ever has with his parents is when his mother walks in on him video chatting with a boy he's never met.

Almost Dylan's entire run on the show revolved around his romantic interests. Dylan is a serial romantic, desperately seeking someone he can fall in love with. This leads to him getting involved in many messy relationships before eventually falling in love with Austin Matlock. He and Austin date for a while in season one but ultimately break up due to Dylan's jealousy and lack of loyalty. Following his relationship with Austin, Dylan falls in love with Mikey Cole. The two date on and off for several seasons, despite Dylan cheating on Mikey twice. However, after Dylan ends up in a coma following the prom car accident, Mikey falls in love with Austin and the two break up, leaving Dylan alone for the rest of the series. Since graduating, Ana has mentioned that Dylan is happily in love with a new boyfriend in California.

Dylan begins the series invested in close friendships with Ana Jalil and Keltie Reid. Both of these friendships continue throughout the series, despite a few bumps in the road. Dylan is also close friends with Jackson Finch as a result of their mutual love of baseball.

He is portrayed by actor Julian de la Celle.