Adults poster

Adults(2025)

Archived · FX

188 eps
S02
Comedy
ON AIR: AUG 27Season 2Archived listing

What to Expect

PremiereLens read

Adults gets its laughs from the distance between trying to be decent and actually behaving that way. Good intentions turn messy in a warm ensemble comedy where romantic missteps and friendship friction supply the trouble. The pace is relaxed and rooted in character, giving awkward behavior room to register without turning every mistake into a major crisis.

Shared space makes those mistakes harder to keep private. Roommates, friends, and couples have to deal with one another beyond a single awkward exchange, and the comedy shifts with each combination of people. New York remains a backdrop rather than a spectacle; the more immediate business is learning how to live together while still figuring out how to act.

Best for

warm ensemble comedy, roommate comedy and Comedy

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Comedy

Commitment

Season 2 · 8 episodes

Where

FX

Official Premise

A group of twenty-somethings in New York navigate friendships, relationships, and the challenge of becoming responsible adults. They try to do the right thing while still figuring out who they are and how to live together.

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