Sarah Silverman and Topher Grace are set to play siblings in a new HBO show, People in New Jersey. The two will play reluctant adults— a young-ish pair that doesn’t really want to grow up, TV Line reports.

PINJ is described as a hilarious, poignant look at life today as seen through the prism of an adult brother and sister living in NJ. They each struggle to get through the day, asking themselves the big questions, the little questions, and everything in between.

Produced by Saturday Night Live’s King Midas, Lorne Michaels, and written by Bruce Eric Kaplan, of Girls and Six Feet Under, we’re basically on the edge of our seats waiting for the premiere. Viewing party, anyone?

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Max Greenfield, the man behind New Girl’s Schmidt, stopped by Late Night with Jimmy Fallon last night and, naturally, talked about his mother and his bar mitzvah.

He called his mother right away when he found out he got nominated for an Emmy, and her response was “You’re nominated against SAUL?” He imagines her spitting out her Nespresso coffee (“They just got a machine, they’re very excited about it”) when he listed the rest of the nominees.

Fallon also showed pictures from Greenfield’s Saturday Night Live-themed bar mitzvah, which we’ve heard about several times before. SNL people, just let the guy host already—please?

Previously: Network Jews: Schmidt from ‘New Girl’

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