Adults is moving into Tubi soon
Five friends, one New York home, and the deeply unserious work of growing up together.
Remind MeThere is a very specific kind of comedy that understands your twenties as less of an era and more of a group project with rent. Adults gets that frequency. Five friends share a home in New York, which means every day brings a fresh chance to grow, spiral, apologize, and pretend the group chat is not the real main character.
The hook is simple in the best way: people who care about each other trying to become better versions of themselves while living close enough to hear every emotional decision through the wall. That is rich comedy territory, and Adults knows it.
Adults arrives on Tubi soon, which makes this the right time to put it on your radar before the house fills up.
The Cast
Malik Elassal
Elassal sits at the center of the shared-house energy, giving the group a grounded presence even when the choices around him are wildly avoidable. He brings the exact mix of sincerity and panic that makes early adulthood feel like contact sports.
Lucy Freyer
Freyer brings sharp, reactive comic timing to a world where every tiny inconvenience can turn into a full-house referendum. Her presence gives the friend group a spark that feels familiar, especially if you have ever overprocessed a text in a kitchen.
Jack Innanen
Innanen adds a wonderfully specific strain of awkward confidence, the kind that only comes from someone trying very hard to seem fine. He helps make the show’s friendship dynamic feel lived-in, chaotic, and a little too recognizable.
Amita Rao
Rao brings warmth and bite to the ensemble, which is exactly what a comedy about people trying to improve themselves needs. She gives the group a sense of emotional intelligence, even when everyone is actively dodging the lesson.
“We are becoming better people, just not on a schedule.”
Sneak Peek
Why Watch It
Adults is built for anyone who likes their comedy fast, social, and just close enough to real life to make you check your own recent choices. The shared-house setup gives every personality room to collide, which is exactly where the fun lives. Nobody gets to hide when the kitchen is also the confession booth.
What makes it worth anticipating is the ensemble energy. This is a show about friendship as a daily experiment, where trying to do the right thing can get messy before breakfast. If you like comedies about found family, city life, emotional overthinking, and people learning lessons they absolutely should have learned already, this belongs on your list.
Coming soon to Tubi, Adults is ready to make growing up feel communal, chaotic, and suspiciously funny.
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Malik Elassal, Lucy Freyer, Jack Innanen, Amita Rao, Owen Thiele, Rachel Marsh
Coming soon to Tubi