BWW Recap: A To Z: B Is for Big Glory

In case you missed it last week, let me catch you up. Andrew and Zelda are probably one of the cutest couples in sitcom history. I guess you could say after a first kiss like that, these two started off great. Seriously, the two of them can't stop bragging about each other to their best friends. They like each other so much, that Andrew forgot he had a date already planned...with someone else. Uh oh!

Though he wants to cancel his pre-Zelda date, best friend Stu advises otherwise. Really though he's got a point. They've only been on one date and Andrew already acts like they're exclusive? Aint nobody got time for that! Out of nowhere we got a cameo appearance by Ben Falcone who plays Howard, head of HR at Andrew's job. Falcone, who is best known for his collaborations with his wife, Melissa McCarthy, is beyond funny to me. I hope that we get to see more of him. Andrew informs Zelda of his "pre-Zelda" (yes, this term is a thing for this recap, so stick with me) date. She seems to act like she takes it well. But I think we can all agree, her reaction of being less than thrilled is how all girls would probably act. Oh side note, if I had the chance to take Cristin Milioti out on a date, I probably wouldn't tell her I had to cancel due to a pre-Zelda planned date.

After realizing Andrew basically dumped her for someone else, Zelda set out to find her own replacement date. Let's just say, neither one of their dates went well. I call that a sign that their true love is meant to be. But I won't jump to any conclusions just yet. This poor girl Andrew is on a date with is beyond obnoxious, seriously she talks the whole time. No wonder he tried to ditch her the half way through.

After Andrew got wind that Zelda's date was a bust as well, he showed up to her apartment realizing that wasn't exactly the case... or was it? I think he should get some points for having the guts to just show up and knock on her door though right?

Even though they tried to play it cool, they both adorably blurted out the details of their dates to each other. When Andrew basically refers his meeting of Zelda as "life altering" she responds with "that's sweet." Needless to say it made for an awkward moment. But once a sweet gift arrives on her desk from Andrew, the air is cleared and the moment we've all been waiting for happens. She marches over to his office and says, "I don't want to see other people." I think we can all let out a collective "Awwwwwww" on that.

Seriously I love this show. A sweet, simple, yet funny sitcom I can get behind. Who's with me? Let me know what you think in the comments below, or on Twitter @joeyohern.

PHOTO CREDIT: A TO Z Twitter

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