Zelda Sayre is a free-spirited and flamboyant 18-year-old woman living in Montgomery, Alabama, in the year 1918. Zelda wants a bigger and better life and she's on the look out for an escape route. Zelda's stern father, Anthony, tries to keep her flamboyance suppressed which only makes her challenge his authority. During an evening out at a going-away-dance for soldiers embarking to France to fight in World War I, Zelda meets novelist F. Scott Fitzgerald and is Zelda's intrigued by him quickly, but doesn't respond to his advances. Written by Larry B.

As Scott pursues Zelda in Montgomery, she must decide what she can sacrifice to be with him.

Despite living worlds apart, Scott and Zelda grow closer. Zelda tries to decide if she loves him enough to uproot her whole life.

Zelda arrives in NYC to marry Scott. They celebrate their new life with all his Big City friends.

Zelda changes her look and finds her new identity as she tries to fit in with her new high-life in New York City.

Zelda flirts with Hollywood when she does a screen test for a big director.

Scott and Zelda go to Princeton for a reunion filled with emotion.

Scott and Zelda get away to a Westport vacation house so Scott can write. They have New York friends over for a party.

Scott and Zelda work through rising marital tensions at their Westport house.

Scott and Zelda take a road trip back to Montgomery in an attempt to mend their marriage.

Z is a biography series based on the life of Zelda Sayre Fitzgerald, the brilliant, beautiful and talented Southern Belle who becomes the original flapper and icon of the wild, flamboyant Jazz Age in the 20s. Starring Christina Ricci (Monster) as Zelda Fitzgerald, Z starts before she meets the unpublished writer F. Scott Fitzgerald (David Hoflin), and moves through their passionate, turbulent love affair and their marriage-made in heaven, lived out in hell as the celebrity couple of their time. The series travels through the wild parties, the wicked jazz, the dissolute artists of the era, as well as the alcoholism, adultery and struggle with dashed dreams and mental illness that characterizes their later years. Written by ZAmazon