Adulting: A Tragedy in One Short Act

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Adulting: A Tragedy in One Short Act

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Good morrow, Trillberry. Oscar J. Evans is upset with Mrs. G, so by Shakespearean decree, today’s Good Morning, Trillberry will be shorter than usual. Allegedly. This morning, Oscar tackles the scam known as adulting: why adults need to learn how to lose, why participation does not automatically deserve a trophy, and why Dorian may be denied a role even if he suddenly becomes brilliant—because at this point, the rejection is educational. Then Oscar turns to FX’s Adults. He loved Season 2 enough that he refuses to spoil a single thing, so instead he explains why Season 1 perfectly captures the terrifying truth of your twenties: nobody knows what they’re doing, somebody who can cook rice becomes the household elder, and adulthood is basically software with anxiety. And because responsible adults accept the consequences of their decisions, Oscar once again confronts the consequences of owning Barbara the Carnotaurus. Featuring “My Pet Carnotaurus Is Going to Eat You.” Good Morning, Trillberry — because somebody gave Oscar J. Evans a microphone, and apparently nobody has figured out how to take it back.

Good Morning, Trillberry is a Trillberry USA production from RJPC Studios LLC.Created by Robert Jerome Pagan.
Oscar J. Evans is portrayed by Robert Jerome Pagan.© 2026 RJPC Studios LLC. All Rights Reserved.This program contains satire, fictional characters, fictional places, strong language, political commentary, and adult humor. Any resemblance to actual persons, organizations, governments, or events is coincidental unless otherwise stated.Trillberry.com

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