Adults is bringing quarter-life chaos to Tubi
Five New York friends are about to turn growing up into group therapy with rent.
Remind MeThere is a very specific age where everyone expects you to know how to be a person, and absolutely no one has handed you the manual. Adults lives right in that zone, where friendship, rent, ambition, shame, and group chats all keep crashing into each other.
The series follows five friends in their twenties sharing a home in New York, trying to become better people together while also making the exact choices that prove growth is not a straight line. It is a comedy about the tiny emergencies that feel huge when your life is still under construction.
Adults is coming to Tubi soon, with a bonus episode in the mix, which means this is the moment to get it on your radar before the house gets crowded.
The Cast
Malik Elassal
Elassal gives Samir the energy of someone trying to be the reasonable one while quietly creating half the mess. He brings a sweet, spiraling quality to the house dynamic, the kind that makes every small decision feel like a team sport with snacks.
Lucy Freyer
Freyer brings Billie a sharp sense of self-protection and a very funny awareness that maturity is not arriving on schedule. She plays the friend who can read the room, then choose the most emotionally dangerous thing to say anyway.
Amita Rao
Rao’s Issa has the calm, careful vibe of someone who knows exactly how life should work, right up until life refuses to cooperate. She gives the group a grounded center, which makes the wobble around her even more fun.
Owen Thiele
Thiele’s Anton feels built for the kind of comedy where one raised eyebrow can derail an entire conversation. He brings style, timing, and a little social static to the friend group, making the house feel even more wonderfully overpopulated.
“We are growing as people, just not in a way our landlord can verify.”
Sneak Peek
Why Watch It
Adults is for anyone who has ever tried to become a healthier person while living with people who remember every previous version of you. The hook is simple and sharp: a chosen family in close quarters, where every casual kitchen conversation can become a full emotional incident.
What makes it worth anticipating is the way the show treats young adulthood as both ridiculous and sincere. The jokes come from people who care too much, avoid too much, and still keep showing up for each other when the day gets weird.
If your favorite comedies are about messy friendships, shared apartments, and people attempting self-improvement with questionable tools, Adults belongs on your list before it arrives on Tubi.
More details
Malik Elassal, Lucy Freyer, Jack Innanen, Amita Rao, Owen Thiele, Rachel Marsh
Coming soon to Tubi