Five 20-something best friends navigate the ups and downs of young adulthood, from dinner parties to job interviews to romantic woes, while living together in Queens.

That’s the setup for FX’s new comedy “Adults,” a sharp, slightly surreal series about five friends living under one roof in New York and doing their best to act like grown-ups (while failing, hilariously,

The new FX/Hulu comedy Adults will have a hard time becoming a generational touchstone, if only because everyone consumes media in so many different ways today. But it’s a promising addition to the legacy, written by and about twentysomethings, full of silliness and friendly vibes in equal measure.