Romantic comedy, a genre almost forgotten and neglected in former Yugoslavian countries, is now more needed than ever. Thinking about romantic comedies we loved, such as IT ISN'T EASY TO GET ALONG WITH MEN (1985), MY PART-TIME DAD (1982), and PART-TIME DIVORCE (1986), we came up with the idea for this rom-com anthology series about (romantic) connections. However, we didn’t want to make just easy-going content. Our aim is to tackle modern and universal issues in our personal lives in a comedic yet profound manner, delving into the essence of these problems and exploring the psychology of our characters, all while examining the influence of society and the environment on their experiences. We don’t use the word relationship but connection, as it feels more appropriate. Why? Today, these romantic connections have reached the peak of their diversity - from open relationships, temporary-occasional schemes, and classic marriages to marriages of convenience, asexual, platonic relations… The list can go on. At the same time, our need to be self-sufficient and independent has increased. We often don’t want to be bound by relationships, so we like to make a non-binding romantic or sexual connection. Work, career, and personal development have risen high on the priority list, but on the other hand, the need for sincere love, tenderness, and closeness is perhaps greater than ever. We look for it on social networks, through various applications, all-night and day parties, meetings, mingling, and vacations. We resort to cosmetic surgery and treatments to be more accepted and loved. All this creates more than enough material to talk humorously about topics concerning the widest target group because we have all encountered emotional problems regardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, or financial status, we have all encountered emotional problems. In this series, we consciously prioritise female perspectives, not as a passing trend, but because we genuinely lack stories where women are the main characters.