A central draw of “No Good Deed” is its curb appeal. There’s the fantasy house at the story’s heart, a 1920s Spanish-style villa proudly peacocking on a quiet street in Los Angeles’ Los Feliz neighborhood. There’s the pairing of reverenced sitcom stars Lisa Kudrow and Ray Romano as empty nesters Lydia and Paul Morgan.
It bears “Dead to Me” creator Liz Feldman’s emblem, hinting there’s more to this seemingly light-hearted story about four families hopelessly attaching their hearts to this place – three as buyers, and one that’s not quite ready to sell but needs to.
