Christine Orlando
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I love to write. I love TV. This is the best job ever!
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Ringer Review: Blindsided By The Tears
I never saw it coming. I've probably written those words more than once about a TV show, but Ringer really got me with "It's Easy To Cry, When This Much Ca...
Once Upon a Time Review: The Curse of a Coward
"Skin Deep" dove into the history of one of my favorite Once Upon a Time characters: Rumplestiltskin. I couldn't say his fairy tale ever interested me, but...
Blue Bloods Review: The God Whisperer
If you believe in God, how do you talk to Him and, more importantly, does He talk back? Those were some of the questions that "Leap of Faith" circled aroun...
The Mentalist Review: A Heated First Kiss
"At First Blush" was full of strengths and weaknesses, ranging from the trusted bond that's formed between Jane and Lisbon to Kimball Cho's slow slide down...
Project Runway Review: The Claws of Fashion
The Project Runway All Stars were forced into a "Fashion Face Off" this week, and the claws came out as former friends turned on one another under the pres...
Revenge Review: Opening Pandora's Box
"Perception" is said to be more important than reality. What could be perceived from tonight's episode was that Emily's plot for Revenge has spun out of co...
Castle Round Table: "The Blue Butterfly"
A gorgeous gangster's moll, a cursed diamond necklace and private eye's diary. "The Blue Butterfly" had Castle and Beckett investigating murders that spann...
Southland Review: Who's The Daddy?
As Lydia struggled with her own "Identity" on Southland this week, the bigger question loomed unanswered. Who's the Daddy? Wasn't it funny how everyone fig...
Ringer Review: So Your Mom Was a Bitch Too?
"What Are You Doing Here, Ho-Bag?" made me think that the entire Ringer plot was not unlike one of the word jumbles that Bridget and Siobhan played as girl...
Blue Bloods Review: Where Were You On 9/11?
Unfortunately every generation seems to have a question about where they were when one event changed the way we all view the world. For my parent's generat...
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