Carissa Pavlica
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I am now, and have always been, a TV Fanatic. That I write for TVFanatic.com is just icing on the cake!
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Parenthood Review: Will You Love Me?
Parenthood has quite the knack for ironic titles. "Forced Family Fun" was an oxymoron if ever I heard one. Forcing a family to do anything is dangerous. Tr...
Pan Am Review: Imitation, Flattery and Sincerity
The "The Genuine Article" walked us through the artifice of all of our Pan Am characters and the lives most of us live every day. Laura was again being pho...
Pan Am Review: Flirting with Disaster
"One Coin in a Fountain" focused on Kate, Dean and the coupling of Ted and Laura. The espionage story had an edge this week as Kate was led into a high fas...
Fringe Round Table: "Subject 9"
The fun never stops at TV Fanatic, and this week we meet again with Fringe review author, Carissa Pavlica, and her partners in every universe and fellow wr...
Parenthood Review: Protecting Your Children
It was go time for Crosby and Adam this week as they started collecting their own"Tales From the Luncheonette." Despite Crosby's hesitation, Adam promised ...
Pan Am Review: The Not-So-Friendly Skies
"Eastern Exposure" wasn't my favorite episode, but I really enjoyed the interpersonal interactions between the characters, getting to know Ted a bit more a...
Fringe Review: Paranormal Activity
"Subject 9" left me with absolutely no coherent thoughts. What Fringe did this week was subject me to so many revelations and questions that my mind was re...
Fringe Round Table: "Alone In The World"
Welcome to another edition of the Fringe Round Table, featuring the show's main critic, Carissa Pavlica and her partners in Fringe-finding events, sta...
Parenthood Review: Welcome, Nora
Every once in a while a show that delivers great entertainment on a weekly basis turns it up a notch, catching you off guard. That's what Parenthood did wi...
Pan Am Review: Caring for Colette
Pan Am was all about the crew realizing the theoretical beauty of Germany this week, along with the fact that communism was nothing when faced with the rea...