Nicholas Hilton

Are you tired of 2020? A worldwide pandemic, racial unrest and political turmoil can leave you feeling that its just not going to work out in the end. Well, take a dive into Emily in Paris and regain some simple confidence in the human race. When Emily decides to upend her life in Chicago, move halfway across the world to start a new job despite speaking only "un petit peu" of French, you might be worried for her. How will she fit in? How will she adapt to the culture? Will her long distance relationship survive? However, fear not, we are treated to the simply gorgeous life that Emily falls in to. How will she make friends? Don't worry about it, they just fall in to her lap, all can speak English, some are even American. She doesn't even need to go out and search for them, her best friend comes and sits next to her on a park bench! What about her job? You would think the brash confidence she exudes would set her off on the wrong foot, only for a while before every idea she has works out perfectly and her colleagues can't resist her American exuberance. What about men? Despite a tragic break up in the first few moments of the show, it is fortunate that devilishly handsome men can't help but throw themselves at her at every single turn she takes. If anyone wants to decide if becoming an expat is the right move, Emily in Paris delivers a thundering endorsement. Delivering whimsical highs for Emily, her viewers and anyone looking for a relief for the doldrums of 2020.