Thursday, September 10, 2026

Good Morning, World

Why are there like ten famous guys who look exactly like this right now? Not that I mind. I like this look. But I couldn't tell you which is which. Well except that I happen to know that this one here is Jack Innanen from the T.V. series Adults and I've really started to think I should watch Adults. The little bits I've seen around have made it seem very funny and good god could I use funny right now. So I ask y'all -- do you watch Adults? Is Adults funny?

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Adults is one of the best comedies on television. It's like Friends, but funny and with character development and without the pervasive homophobia.

Anonymous said...

He's also in the "new" (it's been a while) Dan Levy show, that's where I was also like "Why are there like ten guys that look exactly....?" It's like all the guys who suddenly have little bangs, little curls in their foreheads and they all look the same.

Anonymous said...

Adults is one of the few really funny shows on TV these days. Plus, it's super queer.

Anonymous said...

I love him since I saw the interview where they ask him about not getting a role on Heated Rivalry and what he would do to make up for that and he was like "I'll be showing hole 💁🏻‍♂️"

Carl said...

It's cringe comedy that often revolves around showing how embarrassing or annoying the characters can be, which isn't always my favorite, but it has enough cleverness and charm to keep me watching.

Chip Chandler said...

I binged both seasons over Labor Day and really liked it. I think it suffers from the same issues that plague a lot of shows these days -- too few episodes, too short running time -- and that's why the characters aren't as developed as they could be (and side characters are virtually nonexistent). But it's still incredibly funny. Also, Charlie Cox is in the first season and shows fur.

Anonymous said...

I did not like the first episode but I have loved it since.

Robert H said...

I'll say intermittently funny. But I'll stay with it for the queer content that is so absent from network shows.