The Disney+ sitcom Adults has captured the attention of viewers for its portrayal of young adults in their mid-20s navigating life in Queens, New York, often living with their parents. The show follows a group of roommates, including characters like Issa, played by Amita Rao, Paul Baker, played by Jack Innanen, Anton, played by Owen Thiele, Billie, played by Lucy Freyer, and Samir, played by Malik Elassal. It has been compared to popular shows like Friends and New Girl, and some critics suggest it draws on the cultural influence of Girls, a show that also focused on young adults in New York. The series currently has two seasons, with the first season containing nine episodes and the second containing eight. Each episode is 20 minutes long, making the show easy to binge-watch. Critics have noted that the show has improved since its debut, with the actors developing a stronger sense of chemistry and addressing some of the initial issues that came with launching a new series. However, the show has faced some criticism for its short season lengths. Some viewers argue that the limited number of episodes prevents the characters from fully developing over time. Unlike other long-running series that build romantic storylines and character arcs gradually, Adults tries to include dramatic romantic twists within just two seasons. This approach is seen by some as rushing character growth that would typically unfold over a longer period. Despite these critiques, Adults has been praised for its humorous depiction of Gen Z culture—highlighting traits like self-deprecation, confidence, and an edgy sense of humor that many young viewers find relatable. The first two seasons of Adults are currently available to stream on Disney Plus.