Relativity

Emotionally distressed Isabel Lukens (Kimberly Williams-Paisley) is traveling alone in Rome. Fellow Angeleno Leo Roth (David Conrad) spots her LA Clippers cap. She's crying and he comforts her. They strike up a Roman holidays fling. Back in the States, Isabel has to deal with boyfriend Everett who just bought a house and looking to propose. She has two sisters; Jennifer with volatile poet boyfriend Dean, and Karen married to Alan. Leo has his roommate Doug (Adam Goldberg) and his dysfunctional family. His sister Rhonda is a lesbian. His father Barry lives with his grandpa and younger brother Jake.

The phrase "You've ruined my life" has never sounded more romantic. They are two beautiful human beings. Their romance is promising something epic but that's going to be hard to deliver over many years on TV. That kind of epic love usually turns Happily-Ever-After after 90 minutes in a theater. Nevertheless, they are trying very hard to deliver. Everett is not that big of a villain. In fact, their relationship is probably the third or fourth most compelling of the show. Doug and Karen is the most interesting. Jake has a great one episode Romeo&Juliet epic romance with guest star Holly Marie Combs. Even Jennifer's rotating love-life is competitive with them. This is produced by those who made 'Once and Again' and 'My So-Called Life'. There are some great episodes, an appealing central couple, and lots of great side characters. There may be too many characters. It's canceled after one season.