Living Large
Living Large is a 90s multi-camera sitcom about five very different friends who pool their money, ignore all common sense, and move into a too-expensive townhouse in Beverly Hills. Between jobs that barely cover the rent, girlfriends who keep things complicated, and house parties that regularly get out of hand, the guys are determined to live large… even if they’re constantly one bad decision away from getting kicked out.
Terrence has a clean, close-cropped haircut with a sharp fade and a well-kept goatee. He’s solidly built with a strong presence and expressive eyes that usually look somewhere between skeptical and “I told you this was a bad idea.” His everyday look is simple and practical: a light gray turtleneck sweater, blue jeans, a black belt, and a black shoulder bag he carries everywhere. He rarely dresses up, and when he does, the rest of the house teases him for days.
Kenny has a clean, precise fade and a thin, carefully maintained mustache. He almost never takes off his thin, clear-framed glasses. His style is the most deliberately fashionable of the five — colorful argyle sweaters, sharp blazers over turtlenecks, patterned shirts under jackets, and the occasional bold striped look with a gold chain. He has a slim build and an expressive face that can go from cool and composed to animated and wide-eyed in seconds.
Terry has thick, dark wavy hair that he keeps a little longer than the others, usually styled with some volume and a natural side part. He’s clean-shaven with sharp features and an easy, slightly cocky smile. His wardrobe is classic early-90s cool: maroon turtlenecks, bright short-sleeve button-ups, red plaid shirts left open at the collar, and dark pants with a noticeable belt. He almost always wears a thin gold chain.
Chandler has light brown hair that he keeps medium-length and a little tousled, usually falling naturally across his forehead. He has a bright, open face, an easy grin, and a boyish quality that makes him look slightly younger than the rest of the group. His style is the most casual of the five — simple henleys, soft t-shirts, and jeans. He rarely tries too hard with his clothes, which somehow makes him stand out in the polished Beverly Hills setting.
Beth has a sharp, stylish short pixie cut that frames her face perfectly. She’s striking, with warm brown skin, expressive eyes, and a confident presence that turns heads the second she walks into a room. Her fashion sense is pure 90s glam with an edge — form-fitting black dresses with sheer sleeves, bold red crop tops, sleek jeans, and the occasional daring look that makes Ricky forget how to form sentences. She always looks put-together, even when she’s just stopping by the townhouse unannounced.
Tonya has a fresh, youthful look and switches up her hair often — sometimes in neat braids with beads, sometimes in big soft curls, sometimes pulled up into a high ponytail. She’s petite but carries herself with confidence. Her style is bright, fitted, and very 90s: neon crop tops, short skirts, matching sets, lace sweaters, and the kind of outfits that make Terrence do a double-take every time she walks through the door.
It started with Ricky. He found the townhouse listing, talked it up like it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, and somehow convinced the other four that splitting five ways made the rent “totally doable.” Terrence ran the numbers and said it was a terrible idea. Kenny said it would be great for their image. Terry said the location was perfect for meeting women. Chandler just grinned and asked when they could move in. They signed the lease on a Friday. By Sunday the U-Haul was in the driveway, half the furniture was second-hand, and the neighbors were already watching from their windows. The first night they ordered too much pizza, played music too loud, and officially declared the townhouse “the estate.” Three weeks later the first real party happened, the first noise complaint was filed, and Beth and Tonya both showed up on the same night — setting the tone for everything that would follow. They’re in over their heads. They’re not leaving. And somehow, they’re going to make it work. Welcome to Living Large.
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Release Date 2026.07.26 / Last Updated 2026.07.26