The writers of this show will be Mel Harris and Bob Brush while having Tony Krantz and Annette Savitch along with Natalie Portman as executive producers of the show. As for the director spot, it will belong to Michael Suscy.

It seems that this new addition came after the nosedive ratings that Pan am is having on ABC. It was started when the Pan Am star tweeted and said that she received a call, THE call and said that Pan Am will only have one more episode to air after Christmas, which seems to be very bad news to Pan Am. It’s not a cancellation confirmation, but seems that the show will not have a second run.

But he does love Laura and there seems to be no fear of him being unfaithful. Amanda asked Laura to be Ted’s mistress. This was a wrong move to make to say the least and underscored her desperation. And it was a relief that Ted did not go through with the wedding with her but instead told Laura that he was in love with her.

But Amanda was not done yet and went on to tell him that she was pregnant. Now the ball now rests on Ted’s court as he can decide to really play smart by verifying the truth of her claims or jus buy the whole thing and go on to marry her.

There was likelihood that the shooting of Richard was an insider job. Kate understood that someone had played her but it was tricky at first to know who. But she is now getting into the skin of a fully fledged spy and she got hold of Anderson all by herself. Richard then made her an offer of becoming a real agent instead the way she is being used. That would be a tough decision for her to take as she really loves her job with the airline.

Colette seemed to have hooked the man of her dreams with all the cash and attention to lavish on her. But Omar went on to do a background check on her and the information it unearthed even surprised Colette. She got to know that she had Jewish parents who died in Dachau and from the photo she saw, she also got to know that she had a brother.

So the prying ended the relationship but the discovery opened up a chance for a real connection out there for her. Maggie’s relationship with Broyle seemed to have turned her into something else as she got into smuggling. And while Laura her roommate is hanging out with real movers and shakers she managed to get involved with a criminal.

This episode saw them saying goodbye to 1963 and hello to 1964. It was really an interesting episode and fans are still hoping that the show would be given a chance by the network to continue.

But is a way, it could be said that the creators used their poetic license to place this episode at this point and it worked to create an understanding of the characters. There are some characters that fans really didn’t like because of some of the things they have been doing but after this episode that dislike turned to understanding. So credit must be given to the creators for slotting this episode at this point. This is not an opinion that would be held by some because they would feel that they would have saved the viewers a lot of trouble if they had placed it in what they would believe to be the right position.

So what did viewers get to learn? They got to learn plenty. They got to know that Dean broke up the relationship with Ginny because he honestly thought that they were just having fun i.e. she would not ever take them seriously as a pair. What had happened without this episode was really to give the viewers a kind of idea that while someone was callous, the other was crazy because she went all out for him. Now they got to know that it was to get him back.

Maggie made some calls to save her job. Fans got to know the effect of those calls beyond saving her job. But one thing that fans were glad was made clear with this episode was the origins of the nude photos of Laura. And to say that everything now seemed to make sense would be an understatement.

Apparently she was still this green girl who was willing to do big things. And the photos were just her own way of showing support for a cause that was much bigger than her. Besides, she didn’t know that it was going to be misused and she trusted Graham. Fans also got to see what they thought would be the controversial relationship between Collete and the twelve year old boy who was flying home alone. In the end there was nothing really controversial about it and when viewed in context, everything that happened was perfectly proper and understandable.

Then there was the Kat and Nico story. Their relationship was really super. They were really meant for each other and everything that happened afterwards was just sad. So in more ways than one this episode put many things into perspective and gave most of the characters a whole new breath of fresh air. If it was a deliberate device deployed by the writers, it worked well because things would start being viewed in a different light by fans.

Kate’s spy supervisor, Richard, is shot and she tries to figure out whether he or someone else is a double agent — He warns her that the first person to ask her how he is doing will be the double agent, but the first person who does is the one person she never imagined; and Amanda makes Laura a startling offer. Meanwhile, Broyles puts Maggie in a life-threatening position – which sparks a major attraction to him — Laura forges on, still loving the man she can’t have, and Dean is put on trial for the decisions he made during the Haiti landing.

Dean is surprised by the ramifications of his fling with Ginny when she stalks him to Rome with, frightening consequences; Colette takes a precocious unescorted minor, Charlie, under her wing, who promptly develops a major case of puppy love; Kate struggles with the dangerous fallout of her strong connection with Niko; and Laura is spellbound by a handsome photographer, Graham, who shot her for the Life cover.

But she added that she will still be humorous, but she will be put in difficult situations and she will make some bad decisions, although it is sad for the character, but for us, it is surely entertaining, and she added her uncertainty about rumors spreading last year about the cancelation of the show, and said that she asks loyal viewers to write messages on the website of ABC and to keep checking if the network would pick up the show for a second season, and added that this issue will be settled in May.

As for ABC, Paul Lee, the president, according to sources, announced that when “Pan Am” first aired, it did grab quiet an audience, and ABC has its own plans towards the show, depending on its good experience at the first season. Make sure to catch the next episode of the show, next Sunday and every Sunday on ABC.

Lets begin with Laura’s adventure, who was the subject of an art gallery, and it’s not a surprise, as she is gorgeous and wonderful, although her photos weren’t that bold or racy, but she did find it awkward seeing her photos on show, and she started to wonder what could happen if Pan Am knew about this, once can only imagine that they must have a kind of decency clause that prevents such pictures. Everyone wished that those pictures gets viewed by her friends specially Maggie. As for Andy Warhol, the artist who was willing to buy all of her photos on display, and it was amazing to see her have some interest in the guy, and viewers didn’t mind, as they liked his cultural aspect he brought to the show.

Now onto another character’s adventure, Kate, who is on her way to gain some spy abilities, starting with stealthy pick pocketing, nobody is now safe from her, even her friends. We all felt she was a natural spy, accompanied with charm and looks nothing could stand in her way, she even managed to pick pocket the same guys for 3 times.

Now onto the notorious love triangle, which involves Maggie, Amanda and Ted, the madness started after Ted decided to spill everything out about what happened between him and Amanda, and it seemed like he wasn’t at least interested to listen what she was actually saying, which is saying the least about his marriage knowledge, seemed more like he didn’t know what marriage is, but that was pretty much normal in the 1960s.

As for Amanda, she was the best candid to join the underground group of homosexuals, despite that, she did her best to convince Ted to have sex with her, although he saw that was a wrong move, but her repeated asking, made him give in, and to say the least, he was right, it was disastrous, we can only wonder how long will this weird relation keep going, especially after she confessed to him that she is a lesbian. But she is trying to convince him to have a fake marriage, so each one of them can live their own live, under the disguise of a happily married couple.

As for Dean, the super jealous guy, unfortunately, he didn’t appreciate what he had with Colette until he slept with Bridget, but sadly for him, now she is doing all she can so she can stay away from him. As for Bridget vanishing, she can’t be found anywhere, we thought that she was assigned to their crew, but it seems that she disappeared since Dean didn’t go along with her

As for the last dramatic scene of this episode, was a real event scene, it was the scene where Americans first learnt about the assassination of JFK, it was a great scene that made us feel the hardship of Americans at that moment. All in all the show has really picked up a lot of moment, our hope that ABC keeps this show on its channel.

Colette and Dean are still trying to fix a couple of broken hearts after his affair with Bridget, after Dean decided that the woman he had so falsely fall in love with was merely a fake. He years for Colette because she is indeed his true love, and there is nothing that he wants more than to be with her. However, the road to emotional recovery is going to be rather hard for the two of them when Colette finds Dean’s cufflink in Bridget’s luggage.

While Kate attempts her duties to her nation, Laura and Bridget were arrested as spies by the Soviets, which drained her energy so that she can focus on her familial affairs. She won’t leave her sister behind, no matter what. Her determination and strength is very obvious, and you find that she is a good person whenever her help is needed.

Also, the “Skydog” captain WWI flying ace who threw Dean from the chair of the captain on his journey back to Soviet Union is definitely a sleazy guy. He bartered with the local people for booze and cigarettes. Dean, though, tries to assess the situation as fairly as possible, in order to not risk them into any more trouble. One wrong step could be the end of everything for him. He is definitely not too old to take care of things around of the place.

And for the people who did not aboard the plane to Russia, life was as exciting for them. Maggie diligently tried to maintain her role in revealing the secrets to the Village Voice article. However, he cracked the code after he put the pieces of the puzzle together. As awkward as it may be, all is not lose. He found out after she called the host a stupid buffoon. Did he expect that she was going to be subservient to a mere Russian?

As for some hints and clues about what will happen on the show, we can find a glimpse of that off the show’s online website, that stated that Maggie will share her reservations with Ted and Amanda, Kate learns the art of Pick pocketing and finally, Colette will become friends with a stranger, yet an attractive one during her trip to Italy.

Maggie tells Ted why she has reservations about Amanda, and Dean pines for Colette, who reveals she’s asked for a transfer to the Hong Kong hub. On a flight to Rome, Colette befriends a handsome, mysterious man, Omar, and agrees to show him the city.

Meanwhile, Dean is accosted by the local customs officials, who are looking for a smuggler; Kate needs to learn a new talent as a pickpocket; and Laura is shocked to discover that the Life Magazine photographer, Graham, sold the nude photos he took of her to a gallery, where they are on display.