Christine Orlando
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I love to write. I love TV. This is the best job ever!
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Body of Proof Review: Girl With the Dragonfly Tattoo
Forget dragon tattoos. Body of Proof gave us a girl with a wicked dragonfly tattoo this week. Unfortunately, no matter what her body art, she still ended u...
Ringer Review: What's the Point?
After another intriguing episode of Ringer I'm left with one lingering question… but I'll get to that. "That's What You Get Trying to Kill Me" left ...
Rizzoli & Isles Review: The Dynamic Duo Returns
Rizzoli and Isles this week returned to heat up our holiday season with murder, possible dirty cops… and Bill O'Reilly. Yup, you read that right. Th...
Once Upon a Time Review: Beware of Elf Potion
I've never trusted puppets. Now I know why. Once Upon a Time delved into the history of crickets and the truth behind puppets this week, as "That Still Sma...
Revenge Review: Inside the Viper's Nest
To survive inside the viper's nest, one must become a viper. In that vein, the venom flowed freely on Revenge, as "Suspicion" drove everyone to the brink o...
Blue Bloods Review: Who Will Miss Thanksgiving?
Blue Bloods gave us a heartfelt "Thanksgiving" episode that included terror threats, art thieves, murder, and gambling debts. But at least they said grace ...
The Mentalist Review: Who Can Make Kimball Cho Smile?
There were plenty of things to like in tonight's The Mentalist, but there was one thing that made me sit up and take notice: Kimball Cho smiled. "Pink Tops...
Revenge Review: Sisterhood of the Wicked
This week's Revenge took dynamic duos to a whole new level. "Treachery" further hinted at what I'd already suspected, that Amanda Clarke could mean the unr...
Body of Proof Review: House of Horrors
A strange death that had the markings of a Twilight convention turned out to be far scarier as "Love Bites" had me looking under the bed for baby snakes. W...
Ringer Review: One Twist Too Many
Despite it's continued twists and turns, Ringer is starting to bore me a bit. I'm afraid it's getting bogged down in it's own convoluted plots. Yet I'll ad...
