Christine Orlando
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I love to write. I love TV. This is the best job ever!
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Rookie Blue Review: Plagued By Doubt
"A Good Shoot" gave actor Gregory Smith the chance to deliver an outstanding performance, as his character, Dov Epstein, went from feeling on top of the wo...
What Was the Best Love Triangle of 2011-2012?
Love triangles. Whether you love them or love to hate them, you can't get away from them. They are a TV staple. So… do Stefan, Elena, and Damon on T...
Necessary Roughness Review: A Whole New Crazy
Necessary Roughness roared back for season two with Dani and Matt getting sneaky, Nico being outed and T.K going zen in all his naked glory. Now how can yo...
Rookie Blue Interview: Gregory Smith on the Return of the Bromance
As much as I've enjoyed shipping Sam and Andy on Rookie Blue, Dov Epstein has always been one of my favorite characters. So I was very happy to have the ch...
Rizzoli & Isles Review: What Could Go Wrong?
Everything seemed to go wrong for Jane Rizzoli in the season premiere of Rizzoli & Isles. "What Doesn't Kill You" picked up exactly where the season fi...
Franklin & Bash Season Premiere Review: The Boys Are Back
Franklin & Bash is back for season two with "Strange Brew," and you know what I've missed about this show? The fact that I laughed out loud from the ve...
Rookie Blue Q&A: Ben Bass on the Evolution of Sam, Fellow Cast Members, Canadian Hockey
Rookie Blue fans have never been able to get enough of Ben Bass. And now that his character of Sam Swarek has finally sealed the deal with fellow cop Andy ...
Body of Proof Season 2 Report Card: B
It's that time of the year again, when TV Fanatic takes a look back at various site favorites and hands out end-of-the-season grades. So far, we've offered...
The Client List Review: Secret Weapons
There was no question that when Evan brought Selena to dinner on the last episode of The Client List it would cause even more friction between Selena and R...
Fairly Legal Review: Disaster's Looming
"Borderline" had Kate Reed headed in a direction that a year ago would have made me very happy. But fast forward to the present and that same decision left...
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