A to Z "A is for Acquaintances"

I usually never heard of a Rom-Com before and I don't think I have ever watched one either but if this was my first Rom-Com series than I would be glad that it's on television to watch.

I'm talking about the new NBC Romantic Comedy series "A to Z" that just aired Thursday night. Created by Ben Queen and produced by Rashida Jones and Will McCormack, this series takes on these two people who happen to have accidentally bump into each other, fell in love and we will get to see their relationship go through the category of A through Z.

The show stars Ben Feldman and Cristin Milioti, who play Andrew Lofland and Zelda Vasco, Andrew works at a dating website company and Zelda is a lawyer. Both meet as Zelda came in to take a test for a match that her friend had paid for her. Andrew saw her and took her to where she was to go.

Andrew thinks that he has seen Zelda before a couple of years ago at a concert and she was wearing a sliver dress. Apparently she told him no and that made him have help looking up photos of her if she was at that concert until she found out.

Later on, she admits that she is scared to be in a relationship because her mother and father didn't get along and were divorced. That got her to think and reconsidered and told Andrew to truth that she was there that night and that she did in fact have a sliver dress and in fact they met right between where they work. They talked and finally Andrew kisses Zelda and the relationship takes off.

Even though they work right across the park way, it's funny how they've never met during that time. That just makes it funny when I think about it.

This series differently has something to give for the audience. There's chemistry between Feldman and Milioti in the series. The show has a timeline of their relationship, now what will happen after that time is up will they break up, get married, have a kid, what? I would like to find out myself.

There are some pop culture references like the one where Andrew and his friend Stu, played by Henry Zebrowski, talked about if hoverbroads are real. They think so and even Andrew met and asked Lea Thompson about it and she said no.

After the show was done during the credits, we see Lea on a hoverboard in the kitchen then she flies off.


You can catch "A to Z" Thursday nights at 9:30/8:30c on NBC.