Here's When Every Episode of FX's ‘Adults' Drops
FX knows a thing or two about making an amazing comedy. Between The Bear, English Teacher, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and so many other faves, we can't help but also get excited for their latest addition: Adults. The series gets real as it follows a group of BFFs as they try to navigate their 20s in the the only way they possibly can: chaos and survival. Of course, not everything always works out as planned for them, but hey, at least they have each other for it all. Ready to see what happens to this new group of misfits?
Here's everything you need to know about FX's Adults release schedule.
The series officially premiered on FX on May 28, 2025 with two new episodes, our favorite kind of double feature!
Following an FX show can be kind of tricky, especially since their drops tend to depend on whether or not they premiere on their official network or not. And, even then, Adults comes with a special twist.
New episodes will drop every Wednesday night at 9 PM ET / PT with two new episodes airing back to back. Don't have cable? You can still watch Adults on Hulu when new episodes drop the next day on the streamer!
FX's Adults season 1 will have 8 episodes that will air on FX. Two new episodes will air every Wednesday night at 9 PM ET / PT and will drop on Hulu the next day.
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