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If you loved the anarchic spirit of Drawn Together, you’ll find a kindred vibe in the new series Adults. This FX/Hulu comedy drops viewers into the cramped Queens apartment of a diverse group of twenty‑somethings, where the clash of personalities, career anxieties, and social media absurdities fuel a relentless stream of sharp humor. While Drawn Together lampooned cartoon archetypes and reality‑TV tropes, Adults swaps animated exaggeration for a grounded, yet equally unapologetic, look at today’s quarter‑life crises, making it a perfect modern companion for fans of edgy, adult‑oriented satire.
Beyond the obvious parallels in tone, both shows thrive on the chemistry of mismatched housemates forced to coexist under one roof, turning everyday conflicts into comedic gold. Adults’ fresh, city‑slick setting and its focus on contemporary issues—gig‑economy hustle, cancel culture, and the search for identity—bring a new layer of relevance that complements the classic, cartoon‑centric chaos of Drawn Together. Together, they illustrate how the sitcom format can still push boundaries, delivering laughs that are as provocative as they are relatable.
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Adults offers a contemporary, raunchy comedy about twenty‑something roommates navigating modern life, echoing Drawn Together's irreverent satire of pop culture and house‑mate dynamics.
A group of twenty-somethings in New York trying to be good people, despite being neither "good" nor "people" yet.
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