Adults: Season 1

"Hilarious, unhinged, and has plenty to say, for the adults and their elders alike."

"While it seems unlikely to become a generation-defining sensation, once “Adults” finds its groove, it is perfectly diverting TV."

"A little exhausting, in a way that occasionally made me want to pull it aside and suggest it take a breath."

"Feels as uncertain as its subjects — and many of its TV contemporaries."

"Every one of the main characters is too brainless and basic to invest in."

"...people (like us) love watching people (like these) who’ll be there for one another when the rain starts to fall."

"The underlying humor and heart pop up as the show presses on, making it a promising irreverent sitcom."

"All it wants to be about is five funny people being funny together."

"The funniest long-running bit is a simple gag about the gang referencing movies they haven’t seen."

"All five of the leads bring their own comic energy in a way that distinguishes them without stealing focus..."

"Sure, the whole premise is that these characters are finding who they are, but it's hard not to feel as though Adults is still finding itself right alongside its characters."

"Even when the young people in Adults... do betray one another, out of callowness or insecurity, the love they share remains pure."

"The season’s third episode, however, points to a clever comedy itching to rise to the surface."