Christine Orlando
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I love to write. I love TV. This is the best job ever!
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Castle Round Table: "The Limey"
Castle let a hot blonde drive his Ferrari on Monday night, while Beckett danced with a gorgeous British detective in "The Limey." Will Lanie's girl talk pr...
Body of Proof Review: Hunting John Q Plague
After last week's Body of Proof episode saw Kate pass out after her accidental needle stick, "Going Viral Part II" opened with her out cold at the press co...
Ringer Review: Beware of the Sleepy Time Tea
"If You're Just an Evil Bitch Then Get Over It" featured Catherine doing anything but getting over it. In fact, she embraced her evil bitch persona with gu...
Once Upon a Time Review: Evil Begets Evil
"The Stable Boy" rode into Once Upon a Time this week and brought veteran actress Barbara Hershey along for the ride as Cora, Regina's mom. Cora had ...
Blue Bloods Review: What You Do Next
The NYPD's "No Questions Asked" Gun Buy Back program certainly left us with lots of questions on Blue Bloods this week. Do you bend the rules to follow the...
In Plain Sight Review: Semi-Hostile Teasing
"Reservations, I've Got a Few" gave us something I didn't think I'd ever see…Mary on horseback. Even though her riding wasn't very pretty, her snark...
Fairly Legal Review: Holding On
Last week, Fairly Legal aired one of my favorite episodes. This week? It tried to do one better, as "Bait & Switch" brought Gerald McRaney back as Judg...
Barbara Hershey Speaks on Out-Eviling the Evil Queen on Once Upon a Time
Last week, fans of Once Upon a Time were treated to the creation of the Mad Hatter. This Sunday? We'll find out if evil is born or created. "The Stable Boy...
The Mentalist Review: Lisbon In The Box
"Pink Champagne on Ice" brought us another acquaintance from Jane's past- and one more punch in the nose. Patrick should really be more careful with that p...
Touch Review: Together We Float
Both the fun and the difficulty of Touch is that there are so many moving pieces to keep track of that I wish the show would cut down on just one or two. T...