The premiere of Mindy Kaling’s latest comedy – Not Suitable for Work – follows a group of young adults entering the workforce and figuring out their lives. This topic is an endless well of content, and Kaling’s new show is in good company with Adults, Girls, Friends, and Broad City, to name a few. Unlike some of its above-mentioned television colleagues, Not Suitable for Work largely focuses on the professional lives of its characters.
The pilot, which dropped June 2nd alongside two more episodes shows the main characters – two women who live across the hall from three men – interviewing for jobs, exploring new professional opportunities, and starting their careers. Indeed, the main cast is made up of a majority of actors in what are sure to be their breakout roles. AJ (Ella Hunt) is a first-year financial analyst working alongside her lovestruck neighbor, Davis (Will Angus). Josh Teitelbaum (Jack Martin) – yes, that Teitelbaum – is the nepo baby son of a television
