Christine Orlando
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I love to write. I love TV. This is the best job ever!
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Touch Series Premiere Review: A Powerful Need
I wasn't sure what to make of Touch when I first read the premise, but I was anxious to give it a try. Having never been any good at math, the thought of f...
Southland Review: Caught in the Undertow
"Underwater" had everyone jumping in the deep end, as partnerships were tested and the new Captain handed out applications… to McDonald's. Yeah, the...
Once Upon a Time Review: A Deadly Disease
What is love? On the one hand, it is the source of overwhelming strength and happiness. On the other, it can cause pain more severe than the deadliest dise...
Project Runway Review: Sexing Up a Muppet
Design a dress for - gulp! - Miss Piggy?!? The contestants are all aflutter when they realize that they're "Patterning for Piggy" on their latest challenge...
The Mentalist Review: The Talking Dead
"My Bloody Valentine" featured Grace facing her past, while Rigsby was confronted by his future. Grace couldn't seem to catch a break. She got shot at and ...
Revenge Review: Blood On Her Hands
"Commitment" is a decision to remain faithful to a course of action. As Emily Thorne says in the beginning of this week's episode: It isn't really ou...
Body of Proof Review: What She Deserves?
Mob mentality is a scary thing. It knows no reason or logic. It has no compassion and it twists the idea of justice into something frightening. And, most o...
Southland Review: Who Will Survive Wednesday?
Southland returned for its fourth season with a bang. Heck, it returned with several, as we got to know new faces and get reacquainted with some old ones o...
Once Upon a Time Review: Blind Faith
Hansel and Gretel wandered through the fairy tale forest this week, as "True North" focused on the plight of all of the Once Upon a Time orphans. In one wo...
Blue Bloods Review: Selling NYPD
How do you recruit for the NYPD? Frank Reagan struggles with that question as "The Uniform" looks at who chooses to wear one and why. Why does someone want...