Appealing TV: Everyday Is Like Sunday
And thus we come to the end of this week-long look at the how new shows are fairing. Sunday gives us two shows that...
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renegade said:
November 20, 2011 11:23 AM
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Pan Am is nostalgic. There's talk of politics of the era, and there are no cellphones, airport security, or hi-tek cops that outwit the criminals on every episode of every cop show on air, of which there are too many ('gotta wonder if these crime shows fuel police arrogance that seems to be on the increase). Pan Am takes people back to a time that seemed at bit rosier.