No Tomorrow

My wife and I are always arguing over what show we will watch on Netflix. Last night we settled on 'No Tomorrow' and tonight we are caught up on all the available episodes. The show is well acted, hilarious, endearing and a tiny bit gripping. We can't wait for the next episode to come out tomorrow. We love the show so much that we are watching with a little feeling of impending doom, wondering if it will be cancelled. Hopefully we will get a second season... we will be waiting with bated breath! Tori and Joshua are just incredible, and Jonathan, Sarayu and Jesse are hilarious. Where the hell did they find Amy Pietz?! She's ridiculously awesome as Dierdre. The supporting cast are also hilarious. We have perma-grins the last two days watching this show. The show seemed cheezy at first, but I relate it to 'Chuck' a lot. The cheeziness is intentional and ads to the plot. Give it a chance people, we need more!

Since we're talking movies and TV let me intro this with one of those deep raspy narrative voices saying something like....

In a world full of played out Hollywood plots and rehashed previously hashed junk a show comes along that may not be 100% original (see My Name is Earl, The Bucket List, and the many other end of the world style what would you do scenario movies/shows) and yet manages to find a niche all it's own.

This is a cute, funny, care free, fun to watch show featuring great leads, sound acting, and a lower end budget. I fail to see why any network would ever consider canceling a show like this who's only downside is it's lack of hype resulting in immediate low viewer numbers (I never heard anything about it until it hit Netflix).

I'm hoping for another season as this is the perfect show to cuddle up with your significant other grab some popcorn and enjoy while thinking about what you'd like to do but can't due to the constraints of modern society.

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.

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.

I can't say enough about my love for this show. I'm in a great deep depression brought on by many culprits & this show has made me laugh. No tomorrow, you have my gratitude. It's a refreshing show where more positivism needs to be embraced in our world, one especially where media is so convincing, & I love it. This is, by far, the best show & even if you 'dislike' one character or one episode, you can still walk away learning something. Don't waste your life. Seize that person you've loved, seize the day, seize your life. I don't know how many 'bucket lists' there are but the relationship aspect of all characters are worth exploring while including 'apocalypse' issues & 'the lyst'. No Tomorrow should ask the viewers, on fb or twitter, what fantasies they've always had & build your show off our own real lives, which you're already doing, but in the spirit to continue the show, allow us to help you push through to 9more seasons. Fantastic job, cast & crew. You've made me a better person, already.