No Tomorrow

This show really got me in the feels. I was surprised how much I enjoyed it.

I was skeptical of the show because it's a CW title, but I decided to give it a try while stuck in a hotel in Taiwan. Turns out, it's really quite nice. No Tomorrow relies heavily on "live life for the moment" clichés, but manages to not feel clichéd because of the charm of not only the two main characters, but the entire supporting cast. Tori Anderson is excellent as Evie and Joshua Sasse plays a credible lunatic/genius with charisma to spare. It's a light show surrounding a dark concept and it's done very well.

I really hope this comes back for a second season. I can't wait to see where it goes.

Ok how is this show not going 10 seasons ?!? The casting in this was spot on , as perky as Evie is , I surprisingly don't hate her. She pulls it off and is charming as Hell. Xavier is breathtakingly gorgeous, but doesn't float by on his loooks. He's charming as they get too , but not in a cheesy way. I'm way digging the direction they take are taking things. Hoping Netflix gives them a chance at a second chance and a second season or more.

I had never heard of this show before stumbling across it on Netflix. I thought it was a Netflix original at first until I googled it & realized it had been on the CW. I was hooked right from the get go. I had never seen Joshua Sasse before & instantly loved his character. It is such a good mix of comedy, romance & adventure. I watched the entire season in one weekend. Now knowing that the CW did not renew it for a second season, I am so bummed. I really loved the chemistry between Evie & Xavier and the finale left me needing more. The rest of the characters I could leave or take but I really loved the uniqueness of the story line between Evie & Xavier. It's been a really long time since a TV show has made me think so much. Although it started off with a really odd premise (apocalyptic theme), I loved the plot and the story lines. I really hope that it does well on Netflix and that they will renew it for more seasons.

This show might just be the most genuine, uplifting romp since Friends. The premise is fun, the characters are very likable, and the writing is solid.

As the series progresses the premise and carpe diem antics do fall a bit by the wayside in favor of more standard sitcom set pieces, but the cast never fails to be charming and entertaining.

Xavier and Evie make the most endearing on-screen couple in recent memory. They're basically the new Jamie and Paul (Mad About You), but with considerably more zest. They might even dethrone Ross and Rachel in due time. They are just that much fun to watch.