Season 1

The series premiere features advice on marriage proposals, getting in shape, mini-van ownership and talking sex with kids.

Discussions on dealing with gray hair, caffeine and arguments.

Dealing with in-laws; dining with kids; doctor visits; sex tips.

Personal grooming; handling a mid-life crisis; bar drinking; surviving play dates.

The How to Be a Grown Up comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to turn down sex, dress your kids, choose the right diet, party down with your co-workers and a whole lot more.

The How to Be a Grown Up comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to visit your parents, go on vacation, change a diaper, handle money, and a whole lot more...

The How to Be a Grown Up comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to throw a party, deal with the police, buy a house, be a cool parent and a whole lot more.

The How to Be a Grown Up comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to throw a BBQ, have fun at a wedding, deal with going bald, say no to your kids and a whole lot more.

The How to Be a Grown Up comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to dress, play sports, break up, celebrate Christmas and a whole lot more.

The How to Be a Grown Up comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to interview for a job, own a pet, deal with an ex, renovate your home and a whole lot more.

The How to Be a Grown Up comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to sleep, get your partner to change, celebrate a birthday, be a little league parent and a whole lot more.

The How to Be a Grown Up comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to be a sports fan, do chores, stay healthy, celebrate your Anniversary and a whole lot more.

The comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to be cool, watch TV, buy a car, remain faithful and a whole lot more.

Jokes and personal anecdotes on how to gamble, ask a favor, go to a movie, reinvent yourself and a whole lot more.

Topics include: Revenge; aging; parties.

The How to Be a Grown Up comics provide jokes and personal anecdotes on how to impress your friends, lie to your kids, make a bucket list, navigate Valentine's Day and a whole lot more.