Christine Orlando
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I love to write. I love TV. This is the best job ever!
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Revenge Review: Predators Are Everywhere
Revenge roared back tonight and spread plenty of "Doubt" throughout the Hamptons. Let's start from the beginning… So, Emily said that Takeda had Ama...
Ringer Season Finale Review: Do You Want More?
The season finale of Ringer ramped up the action and suspense while giving fans most - but not all - of the big reveals for which they've been waiting. On ...
The Client List Review: Everyone's Got a Secret
I enjoyed last week's premiere of The Client List, I liked "Turn the Page" even more. It started off with linen day at the spa, which delivered some of the...
In Plain Sight Review: Cinderfella
Old Love, lost love, and new surprises. Mary was forced to deal with all three in "Drag Me to Hell," one of the funniest and most touching episodes of the ...
Fairly Legal Review: Emotionally Volatile
Where is the line between caring and becoming too emotionally involved? When does being impulsive turn into being a hot head. "Gimme Shelter" had me asking...
Touch Review: Define Your Fate
The complex nature of Touch's plot has, at times, made finding the heart in the story a challenge. But last week's episode continued to build momentum, and...
Body of Proof Review: Who Suspects a Missing Brain?
It was hard to believe that Body of Proof could ramp up more tension than last week's conclusion to the two-parter but "Mind Games" took Megan Hunt and her...
Ringer Review: The Insanity of Improvising
If you thought that last week's Ringer was full of surprises, well, that was just the beginning. "It's Called Improvising, Bitch!" continued the wild ride....
The Client List Review: The Lure of Happy Endings
Provocative and daring yet full of heart, Lifetime's new series The Client List starring Jennifer Love Hewitt walked a line few shows could navigate. By th...
Blue Bloods Review: Need To Know
"Some Kind Of Hero" brought us three heros in one episode and the emotions that swirled around it all were almost overwhelming. First Jamie saved the baby ...