How to Be a Grown Up (2014)
Comics offer humorous advice and common-sense solutions to universal issues facing all adults who feel like they're a kid stuck in a grown-up body through interviews, sketches and animation.
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The comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to get freaky, end a friendship, navigate religion, give feedback, face your own mortality, and a whole lot more.Source: truTV
The comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to splurge, get high, break bad news, be a tourist, get political, and a whole lot more.Source: truTV
The comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to deal with anxiety, take a sick day, visit a new baby, survive a family reunion, and a whole lot more.Source: truTV
Comedians give advice to immature male brethren.
Comedians give advice to immature male brethren.
The comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to get freaky, end a friendship, navigate religion, give feedback, face your own mortality, and a whole lot more.
The comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to get freaky, end a friendship, navigate religion, give feedback, face your own mortality, and a whole lot more.Source: truTV
The comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to get freaky, end a friendship, navigate religion, give feedback, face your own mortality, and a whole lot more.Source: truTV
The comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to get freaky, end a friendship, navigate religion, give feedback, face your own mortality, and a whole lot more.Source: truTV
Topics this week include staying in love, dealing with rude people, child-proofing the house and having a family dinner.
Topics include letting go of the past, having a yard sale, taking a road trip and going on a honeymoon.
Topics include staying current, raising good kids and dealing with mistakes.
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