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Gen Z’s sitcoms all have something in common: stressful work lives.

Gen Z’s sitcoms all have something in common: stressful work lives. While TV comedies about twentysomethings juggling their new careers and personal lives are nothing new—hello intergenerational Friends fans—Rachel Green never had to worry about her social media history impacting her job prospects. Gen Z’s unique work stresses are creating a new lineup of shows and storylines. Series like Adults, I Love LA, and Not Suitable for Work are showing the generation’s work realities: side hustles, evil AI companies, remote work, virtual interviews, and an unforgiving job market. As one expert in youth media representation puts it, “Their real lives are pretty darn scary”—and shows that help them laugh about it might be just what resonates. (WSJ)

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