Friends from College (2017-2019)

Keeping your group of college buddies together after graduation is tough in your twenties and becomes basically impossible when you're into your forties. Unless, of course, everyone happens to move to the same city, which is what goes down in Netflix's Friends from College. Kicking off in 2016 and lasting two seasons, Keegan-Michael Key stars as Ethan, a broke but well-respected writer who moves from Chicago to New York City with his lawyer wife Lisa (Cobie Smulders). Having met at Harvard, moving to The Big Apple brings them back in contact with all their old college buddies, including the free-spirited yoga instructor Marianne (Hae Suh Park), the douchey trust fund baby Nick (Nat Faxon), Ethan's literary agent Max (Fred Savage) and the interior designer Sam (Annie Parisse), who has been boning Ethan every time she comes to Chicago despite both of them being married. They're supposed to stop sleeping each other post-move, especially with Lisa trying to get pregnant, but the pair find that when they're so close to each other that's much easier said than done. For two seasons viewers watched as they struggled with getting old, not living up to the promise they had as young Ivy Leaguers, and having to make some very adult decisions while surrounded by people who remember them from a time they were barely out of high school. They might've gotten us super hard when they were young and hanging out on Harvard yard, but these forty-something's still have the bodies to give you a boner! In yet another sitcom about college buds living in New York, we see Cobie Smulders smoldering on screen in her underwear as she and Key try to conceive. Annie's Parisse's ass makes a bare buns appearance when she's trying to bone Key herself, and Romie Byrne gives viewers a good time with her scene in panties and a nippy, loose fitting tank top. We'd like to get friendly with these ladies!