Adults is moving into Tubi soon
Five roommates, one New York home, and a group chat's worth of tiny disasters are heading your way.
Remind MeThere is a very specific kind of comedy that only works when everyone is trying their best and somehow making the apartment weirder. Adults is built right in that zone, following five friends in their twenties sharing a home in New York while attempting to become better people together.
That setup has all the good ingredients: rent stress, friendship politics, tiny personal reinventions, and the kind of group dynamic where one person's crisis becomes everyone's afternoon. Plus, with a bonus episode in the mix, there is even more room for the mess to unfold.
Adults arrives on Tubi soon, and it belongs on the radar of anyone who likes their comedy a little chaotic, a little sincere, and very aware that growing up is not a straight line.
The Cast
Malik Elassal
Elassal gives the group a sharp comic charge, the kind that makes an ordinary house meeting feel like a tiny emotional hostage situation. In a series built on friendship under pressure, he brings the spark that keeps the room buzzing.
Lucy Freyer
Freyer brings the exact energy a twenty-something ensemble needs: funny, observant, and ready to turn one small inconvenience into a full identity crisis. She helps make the show feel lived-in, like these friendships have history before we arrive.
Jack Innanen
Innanen fits right into the series' sweet spot, where good intentions and questionable choices share the same couch. His presence adds a loose, unpredictable rhythm to the friend group, which is essential when everyone is trying to grow up at once.
Owen Thiele
Thiele brings a bright, fast comic style that feels made for a house full of people who cannot stop talking through their problems. He gives the ensemble a little extra chaos, a little extra charm, and very little chance of silence.
“We are becoming better people. Please ignore the sink.”
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Why Watch It
Adults has the kind of premise that sounds simple until you remember how wild it is to share a home with people who know every version of you. The comedy comes from that closeness: the overexplaining, the spiraling, the quick forgiveness, and the way friends can make your life both easier and louder.
This is for anyone who likes ensemble comedy with a pulse, where the jokes come from personality clashes instead of big, glossy setups. If your favorite stories involve people trying to improve themselves while also creating six new problems before dinner, this one is aimed right at you.
Add Adults to the mental list before it drops. It is coming soon to Tubi, and it looks ready to turn growing pains into prime roommate behavior.
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Malik Elassal, Lucy Freyer, Jack Innanen, Amita Rao, Owen Thiele, Rachel Marsh
Coming soon to Tubi