Christine Orlando
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I love to write. I love TV. This is the best job ever!
Posts by Christine Orlando (Page 57)
Combat Hospital Review: Did I Miss Something?
Combat Hospital really ticked me off this week. "Triage" was painful for many reasons. Watching Col. Marks struggle to save his friend should have been the...
Rookie Blue Review: A Good Plan Gone Wrong
On Rookie Blue this week, Andy was certainly taking her lumps when it came to her love life. First, Luke cheats on her and now… well, you know what ...
Project Runway Review: Heidi is Challenged
Project Runway threw us a few more curves this week, as more than one designer went home. "Off The Track" found no one getting along, with both the contest...
Necessary Roughness Review: The End of a Parasite
Necessary Roughness sent Laura and Laz packing and TK back to Dani this week. Best of all, "Forget Me Not" finally delivered a patient of the week story I ...
Combat Hospital Review: Why Me?
"Reason to Believe" was easily one of the best Combat Hospital's of the season. From its tense Hurt Locker-like opening - with the horror of a bomb disposa...
Rizzoli & Isles Review: Burn the Witch
Rizzoli & Isles dove into its New England roots this week, as "Bloodlines" provided us witches burned at the stake and one who sat across the dinner ta...
Rookie Blue Review: Moment of Doubt
It was time for equine training on Rookie Blue and those horses made things interesting for our officers, as "Brotherhood" brought loyalties into question ...
Project Runway Review: Better Have a Plan B
When it's "All About Nina," it pays to have a plan B. The pressure was on this week, as our remaining designers had to come up with a look that could trans...
Necessary Roughness Review: Levels of Insanity
So, what type of therapist shows up on the previous therapist's doorstep in the middle of the night? Apparently one that gets $50,000 for level one. "Losin...
Combat Hospital Review: Illusions Shattered
"Shifting Sands" threw friendships and loyalties into question, as Vans was left with a cold lesson in the realities of war. He was naive. Then, I'm remind...