We’ve reached the end, folks, and it sure has been … something? Some things have definitely happened. There were words said, loves gained and lost, foreign countries visited, and historical events gracefully rammed into plot points, seemingly without reas more

We watched the end of an era, Camelot, when America lived blissfully in the dark about so many things. Ringing in " 1964 " together was the beginning of a new chapter in the lives of our Pan Am crew, one we may never get to see. But if we use our imaginat more

It’s hard to accept that “1964? might be the last episode of  Pan Am   that we ever get to see. If the episode proves to be a series rather than a season finale, they did a rather uneven job of wrapping it up, leaving us with at least one huge d more

Boy, oh boy. I don’t even know where to start with this one. I thought about just writing “WHAT?” in very large letters and having that be the entire recap, but this train wreck — nay, plane wreck — deserves to have each and every misstep spelled out in d more

" Romantic Languages " is the lost episode of Pan Am that lets us in on a lot of little secrets heretofore unknown. Looking back, it did seem like there was a jump in time, but I didn't realize how much the story was affected until watching tonight. It wo more

Kate Cameron, in her esteemed new position as CIA agent, is perfecting the art of pick pocketing: first with her spy friends, later on with her Pan Am co-workers, and finally on an Italian in possession of American rocket plans he hopes to pass over to th more

" New Frontiers " opened the doors for adventures for all of our characters. Colette met a prince, Laura was the subject at an art gallery and Kate played with her new spy prowess. Ted, Amanda and Maggie in a triangle? Maggie's gaydar ws going off like more

I’ve been waiting to  see how  Pan Am  would handle the Kennedy assassination , which is inarguably one of the major turning points in American  history, and I sort of got my answer in this week’s episode, “New Frontiers more