Reality shows with a reluctant participant seem to be a rising trend in rom/coms. Abby is being forced to change her formula and heads to a small town in Minnesota. As usual, she gets pressured by the network frequently through the story to go against her instincts. The ending is incredibly predictable partly because it's been done almost exactly many times.
There are some cute gags here and there. The fun way they use the line "it's not a date" demonstrates that it has become a cliche. The first time it was cute, but they got a little more repetitive than necessary with the denials. I'm glad no one said "do you like like her?" And there are some sweet romantic moments.
I love Erin Cahill. Unfortunately there were times that it seemed like some of the actors were phoning in their roles. And she doesn't get the most screen time with Jesse Hutch. Even so, when they are together there is chemistry. Mila Bursac does a nice job as Claire, the daughter.
There are some cute gags here and there. The fun way they use the line "it's not a date" demonstrates that it has become a cliche. The first time it was cute, but they got a little more repetitive than necessary with the denials. I'm glad no one said "do you like like her?" And there are some sweet romantic moments.
I love Erin Cahill. Unfortunately there were times that it seemed like some of the actors were phoning in their roles. And she doesn't get the most screen time with Jesse Hutch. Even so, when they are together there is chemistry. Mila Bursac does a nice job as Claire, the daughter.