As Workaholics wraps up its fifth (and possibly last) season, the show goes back to the beginning. Well, not to the…

A really good comedy drug trip sequence can be startling in its visuals, or its revelations of character, or, ideally,…

With Workaholics’ fifth season winding down (and no word yet about a sixth), there’s a sense that Adam DeVine, Blake…

Season five has seen the Workaholics actors writing themselves surprisingly emotional star vehicles. Anders Holm wrote…

While “Wedding Thrashers” looks like it was more fun to make than it is to watch, it’s still pretty fun to watch. Adam,…

After a run of episodes in which Workaholics allowed Blake, Adam, and Ders an unaccustomed (and quite effective)…

Maintaining anarchy for five seasons isn’t easy. Workaholics was founded on the idea of Anders, Blake, and Adam being…

Adam, Blake, and Ders are boorish, lazy, destructive, irresponsible, and ignorant (about most everything). What keeps…

There’s a moment at the end of “Menergy Crisis” where the guys are standing on stage in the TelAmeriCorp parking lot,…

“Speedo Racer” exemplifies a lot of what’s wrong with Workaholics while simultaneously being mostly delightful. Which…

Now this is more like it. After a season premiere wallowing in indulgently unfunny isolated stories and a lack of comic…

There’s a moment at the beginning of “Dorm Daze,” Workaholics’ fifth season premiere, where the guys—the morning after…