Close Enough, which Quintel developed with Sean Szeles, Matt Price and Calvin Wong, is the story of Josh (Quintel) and Emily (Gabrielle Walsh) Ramirez, a couple in their early 30s living in the ...

HBO Max is not proceeding with a third season of adult animated comedy Close Enough, from Regular Show creator J.G. Quintel. ... TV Cancellations Photo Gallery: Shows Ending In 2022 & Beyond.

Regular Show creator J.G. Quintel explores the madness and mundanity of thirtysomething life in his new HBO Max animated series Close Enough. Read our spoiler-free review of Season 1.

We’re getting a first look at Close Enough, HBO Max’s new adult animated comedy from JG Quintel, creator of the Emmy-winning Cartoon Network series Regular Show. Close Enough is described as a ...

HBO Max's Close Enough (which is also having a secondary run on TBS, paired up with American Dad) has an official trailer for season three along with something even more exciting, a premiere date!

It took over three years, but it’s finally happening: Adult animated comedy “Close Enough” is coming to HBO Max, and the streaming service dropped a trailer for the series on Thursday ...

After the slacker antics of Mordecai and Rigby in the Emmy-winning “Regular Show,” J.G. Quintel embraces more adult misadventures in the animated sitcom, “Close Enough,” on HBO Max, while ...

HBO Max's new animated comedy show 'Close Enough,' from the creator of 'Regular Show' gives millennial and zoomers absurdist humor we can all relate to.

Close Enough is the next animated series from the creator of Cartoon Network's Regular Show. Host Akeem talks with show creator J.G. Quintel about the all-new HBO Max series, Close Enough, how ...

Close Enough, the latest and greatest animated series from Regular Show creator JG Quintel, is now available on HBO Max.Though there are only eight episodes available, seven of which are split ...

Regular Show creator J.G. Quintel explores the madness and mundanity of thirtysomething life in his new HBO Max animated series Close Enough. Read our spoiler-free review of Season 1.