The jokes are funny and the cast is great in the new FX comedy “Adults,” but the suburban setting can’t match its predecessors’ big city charm.

You're the one trying not to laugh, but, honestly, it's pretty impossible, given these silly teacher jokes are so darn funny.

Young people are an endangered species on TV these days. Broadcast TV has given up on them entirely, and even cable and ...

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FX's "Adults" guest stars "Daredevil" star Charlie Cox and Julia Fox. "Adults" premieres tonight on FX and all episodes will ...

Jake Tapper recently took issue with a joke made during his early April appearance on the cult hit podcast How Long Gone, ...

Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw create a strong ensemble comedy about young adults in New York City, if you can get past the ...

All of this makes FX’s “Adults” feel almost like a throwback, a show that recalls the big city energy of Ross & Rachel but with a dark, modern sense of humor built around things that Joey could never ...

The opening credits for each season of Rick and Morty contains non sequitur material. These are our favorites.

Eddie Murphy’s son Eric Murphy and Martin Lawrence’s daughter Jasmin Lawrence privately tied the knot, the Dreamgirls alum revealed.

Despite being marketed as a show for Gen Z, Adults misses the mark on this generation, finding solace in its moments of humor ...