Wolf Like Me is billed as a romantic comedy horror. The main premise is Gary (Josh Gad) is an American living in Australia. He is widowed and left to raise his 11 year old daughter Emma on his own.
Gary is struggling with parenthood, Emma has panic attacks which indicates she is also struggling without her mother.
Mary (Isla Fisher) literally collides into their lives in an automobile accident. At least she manages to calm Emma down from her panic attack.
Mary seems to be the first person in a while who can get through Emma. It impresses enough for Gary to ask her out for a date.
Only Mary who claims to have moved to Australasia from Chicago seems reluctant. Like she is hiding a secret.
Not a strong first episode but it is not without its charm or some awkwardness. The scenes at the end leaves in little doubt why Mary has to rush home. It is just a case of how much the horror element gets in the way of romance.
Gary is struggling with parenthood, Emma has panic attacks which indicates she is also struggling without her mother.
Mary (Isla Fisher) literally collides into their lives in an automobile accident. At least she manages to calm Emma down from her panic attack.
Mary seems to be the first person in a while who can get through Emma. It impresses enough for Gary to ask her out for a date.
Only Mary who claims to have moved to Australasia from Chicago seems reluctant. Like she is hiding a secret.
Not a strong first episode but it is not without its charm or some awkwardness. The scenes at the end leaves in little doubt why Mary has to rush home. It is just a case of how much the horror element gets in the way of romance.