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.

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.

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,