My initial impression of the show wasn’t much more favorable than Samira’s was of her new neighborhood. A premiere scripted by Hughey (a veteran of Palm Royale, Dead to Me, and other series that boldly mix genres and tones) largely obscures the personalities of the central couple in a cloud of exposition. “We went from city loft to lawn so fast,” Samira marvels, strolling down their picturesque residential street in her Howard sweatshirt. “We did everything so fast,” Rob replies, taking one hand off Miles’ stroller to sling a protective arm around his bride. “Hinkley Hills is a safe place to grow up.” Living in the house his parents left behind to travel the world on a perpetual cruise for retirees was neither partner’s dream. But their love is real—or so their rom-commy flirting suggests—and they want the best for their baby. So, suburbia it is.