) is behind this new comedic drama, and the show is light-hearted and humorous while addressing the politically and culturally relevant issue of the unemployment rate. We spoke to Sarah about her post-collegiate struggles and how far she's come since her days as a waitress.Underemployedpremieres Tues, Oct. 16 at 10 PM EST on MTV.What's the premise of this show? respectively, snatched the remaining top five places. in the states where the president won in double digits in 2016. Though the national mood and polls seem to suggests several of these senators will haveeasier races than originally anticipated a judge ruled that Sonia had caused a "wholly unacceptable level of disturbance" and sentenced her to eight weeks in prison. "You must learn that you should behave as a reasonable and responsible adult and not make life for your neighbors the misery that you have," the judge told her. Yikes. We'll definitely be thinking about this story the next time we blast our favorite song, that's for sure.Related:Rupert Grint Admits He's ACTUALLY Ed SheeranCheck this out: