Resident Advisors (TV series) explained

Genre:	Sitcom
Creator:	Alex J. Reid Taylor Jenkins Reid Natalia Anderson
Starring:	Andrew Bachelor Jamie Chung Juliette Goglia Ryan Hansen Alison Rich Graham Rogers Romy Rosemont
Composer:	Emeen Zarookian
Country:	United States
Language:	English
Num Seasons:	1
Num Episodes:	7
Executive Producer:	Michael Petok Natalia Anderson Elizabeth Banks Max Handelman Ira Ungerleider
Producer:	Danny Harris
Camera:	Single-camera
Runtime:	21–23 minutes
Company:	Brownstone Productions 301 Productions Relief Productions Paramount Digital Entertainment
Network:	Hulu

Resident Advisors is an American sitcom that premiered on April 9, 2015, on Hulu.^[1] The series was created by Alex J. Reid, Taylor Jenkins Reid, and Natalia Anderson and follows a group of resident advisors at a college.^[2]

Synopsis

The show follows a group of resident advisors in a college dormitory.

Ryan Hansen as Doug Weiner, a 30-something resident advisor (RA) who is pursuing his fifth master's degree.
Jamie Chung as Olivia Blunt, the no-nonsense Residence Director of Hutcherson Dormitory with aspirations of moving to Silicon Valley.
Andrew Bachelor as Sam Parker, a smart and competent RA who is putting himself through college.
Juliette Goglia as Rachel Cunningham, a female freshman who grew up in a polygamist family, and assigned to room with Leslie, a male student.
Alison Rich as Amy Willard, a quirky and self-conscious RA who loves dogs.
Graham Rogers as Tyler Stone, the girl-crazy and testosterone-fueled RA in Hutcherson.
Daryl Sabara as Leslie Flowers, a male student who is accidentally roomed with a female resident, Rachel.

Romy Rosemont as Dean Berber
Jacob Wysocki as Jack, Charles
Vanessa Lengies as Marissa Penson-Weiner, Doug Weiner's ex-girlfriend who is not over him
Esther Povitsky as Emily White
Matt Shively as Mike Shelton
David Del Rio as Ian
Echo Kellum as Campus Security Officer Dillerson