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If you’re still feeling the sting of middle‑school missteps from PEN15, you’ve got two fresh picks to keep the cringe‑and‑catharsis train rolling. First up is Adults, a brand‑new series that trades lockers for lofts, but retains the same painfully honest humor as a group of twenty‑something New Yorkers stumble through careers, relationships, and the ever‑confusing world of adulting. Then there’s Dying for Sex, a bold dramedy that pushes the envelope even further, marrying dark comedy with an unapologetic exploration of desire, illness, and friendship—exactly the kind of fearless storytelling that made PEN15 a fan favorite.
Both titles complement PEN15’s signature blend of humor and heart, yet each adds its own twist: Adults offers a contemporary, post‑college perspective that feels like the natural next chapter after junior high, while Dying for Sex provides a raw, emotionally resonant experience that proves comedy can thrive even in the darkest of circumstances. Together they form a quartet of shows that span the spectrum from fresh, relatable cringe to daring, audience‑loving drama, ensuring there’s something for every fan craving more of that unmistakable, adult‑centric edge.
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Adults captures the same awkward, cringe‑laden humor of navigating formative years, but trades middle school for the chaotic quarter‑life of twenty‑somethings in New York, making it a timely companion for fans of PEN15’s raw honesty.
A group of twenty-somethings in New York trying to be good people, despite being neither "good" nor "people" yet.
drama · comedy
Dying for Sex delivers the fearless, adult‑centric storytelling that PEN15 fans love, pairing dark comedy with raw emotional stakes, and has become a beloved audience favorite for its daring take on sexuality and mortality.
After Molly Kochan receives a diagnosis of Stage IV metastatic breast cancer, she leaves her husband and explores the full breadth and complexity of her sexual desires for the first time in her life.
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