Adam is a character from the TV comedy series Workaholics, currently airing on Comedy Central. The series, based on the web series 5thyear, stars Blake Anderson, Adam Devine, and Anders Holm of the comedy troupe Mail Order Comedy as three recent college graduate roommates who work at the same telemarketing company, TelAmeriCorp.
Adam kind of misses the point about what Anders means by "cool and dramatic".
Adam and Blake ask Anders to settle a little bet between the two of them.
Embarrassed by his father on TV, Adam hopes his friends aren't watching the i...
Robbie continues to taunt Adam, Anders and Blake about the upcoming drug test...
Annoyed by the reporters questions, Adam reminds his father that he needs to ...
Anders regales Blake and Adam with his story about sexting with Annette, and ...
Jerry's family watches the Dinah Shore Show about Jerry meeting God.
Adam uses basic simple math to decide how many pills to take. Awesome idea, n...
Jerry and the whole family sit around the TV and watch his appearance on the ...
Adam can't contain his excitement, or the pills in his mouth, over the fact t...
Blake, Anders and Adam run up to a school playground and announce the followi...
Jerry's son, Adam, isn't convinced that his father has been speaking with God.
Adam lets Anders know that he is now in possession of the weinerpixels that A...
Adam, in true super-villain form, tells Anders that the nipple he thought was...
Jillian does her best to distract and delay Robbie from administering the dru...
Don is in the dentist chair. Under the influence of the anesthesia Don sees h...
Adam and Blake make up nicknames for Anders on the spot after Anders inadvert...
Becky and Adam discuss their father after Jerry reveals that he's been speaki...
Don is in the dentist chair. Under the influence of the anesthesia Don sees h...
Adam and Blake interrupt this regularly scheduled conversation to announce to...
Anders, Blake and Adam have the final word over Robbie with a good 'ol poopdo...
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