Pickleball Is Life: Dill with It!

I laughed and enjoyed the entire preview. It is a blend of pickleball and life. I enjoyed all the characters and their unique personalities. The show was entertaining. I loved the combination of a sport that can be serious with comedy . It is timely due to the large population of people of all ages who play pickleball. This show from beginning to end was constant with keeping my attention. It had many surprises but was easy to follow. My family looks forward to seeing more episodes. I imagine in the future this will be a show we can watch and relate to the fun of pickleball with other pickleball fun. The characters were so natural and funny. I highly recommend this to anyone who needs a break from the seriousness of life and replace it with "pickleball life.

If you play Pickleball or are interested in the fastest growing sport in America, this tv pilot is for you. The show takes you on a tour of the historic and charming beach town of Cape May, NJ. It also makes you laugh hysterically about the nuances of pickleball. This show is so much fun.

The actors, as well as the extras are point on with their gestures and comedic genius. I am looking forward to watching many more episodes. Many of the scenes are filmed in Cape May and vicinity, an area I have called home for 50 + years. This area is a hidden treasure trove of history, beauty, beaches, boardwalks and now Pickleball (as well as other sports).

I had the good fortune to view the pilot of this talent filled hidden gem. This show's episode is a comedic account of how three pals challenge their landlord to a competition of this wildly popular sport in order to keep their rent rate increase at bay.

It's evident that creator Carol Ann DeMarco developed this project quite thoughtfully by conveying her love for the game, the relationships she's acquired with her local pickleball community, & the recognition of all who helped make her dream project come true. The masses need to see & experience this delightful treasure. I'm crossing my fingers that a network or streaming service will recognize it's potential.

Oh! And also an added bonus was seeing how nicely she showcased the beauty of historic Cape May, NJ.