Carissa Pavlica
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I am now, and have always been, a TV Fanatic. That I write for TVFanatic.com is just icing on the cake!
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Army Wives Review: Joan's Choice
We were treated another huge revelation in "Adjustment Period." First of all, nobody we know died on the battlefield, but a life was hanging in the balance...
Doctor Who Review: A Song in Trenzalore
Well, they sure tricked us all with the title of this episode, didn't they? We didn't learn "The Name of the Doctor," but with the return of the much belov...
Hannibal Review: This Plane is Goin' Down!
Watching Hannibal can be like an out of body experience - and "Fromage" helped explain why. The series is so out of the realm of normal human understanding...
Beauty and the Beast Review: A Little Jab Will Do Ya
Tonight is the night I'm going to alienate myself from the Beasties - because I found "Never Turn Back" to be the most underwhelming episode since we found...
Chicago Fire Review: Chicago PD Solves the Case
"Let Her Go" was apparently the back door Chicago PD pilot NBC talked about when that show was picked up to series this week. Instead of focusing heavily o...
Arrow Season Finale Review: "Sacrifice"
There have been so many different ideas about what the Arrow season finale would bring. But "Sacrifice" pretty much blew them and most of the predicti...
Arrow Round Table: "Darkness on the Edge of Town"
Welcome to the latest edition of the Arrow Round Table! This week TV Fanatic staffers Kate Brooks, Carissa Pavlica and Nick McHatton are joined by Arrow fa...
The Client List Review: A High Price to Pay
"What Part of No" is something that somebody should be asking Riley. I realize since the entire show is about the list, Riley's not giving up the business ...
Army Wives Review: Empty Pockets
On "Reckoning," Army Wives fans were treated to pretty significant field scenes - and I think they will bring changes to the characters that will take a lo...
Doctor Who Review: Space Brats
"Nightmare in Silver" was a bit of a nightmare in any color, really. My expectations were definitely higher for this Neil Gaiman penned episode, but it see...
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