Adam Ruins Everything

Adam Ruins Everything

Comedy • TV-14 • 2015–19 • 3 Seasons

6.1

8.0

Starring

Adam Conover, Emily Axford, River Butcher, Hayley Marie Norman, Ravi Naidu

Created By

Attributes

Simple Fast Light

Genre

Comedy Documentary

Release Date

September 29, 2015

User Reviews

Taylor Wilcoxson

I enjoy the ruining of things from this perspective. Very informative

Francis August Valanzola

This is worth watching because of the fact that you can learn about the truth behind a lot of stuff.

Learning in the most entertaining way possible. A hint of plot, but mostly a wall of facts.

Informative, well-researched, and clever. Be prepared to feel badly — he really does ruin everything.

This show is dumb and takes things out of context while also lacking evidence to link points together.

Helps the average person bust out an “actually” at a party. As a host Conover leans into his loud car salesman persona which can be grating.

Biased. And Adam is just generally annoying so I can only handle small doses. Not worth the time.

The information is great, I’m just not a fan of the presentation.

I love any type of disinformation premise. You had me at "ruins".

It would be a cool show if they wouldn’t just randomly drop opinions as facts,Like Chocolate comes from CoCo beans,AND is the worst flavor,

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Ratings

6.1 – Based on 1.5k ratings

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