I particularly like Pan Am because of the time period it is set in. Today's episode was the flight's en route to Haiti on their way to Venezuela because one of the passengers onboard had a heart attack and needed immediate attention. Well, in the end they had to abandon his corpse (yes, sadly, he died. he was taking a flight back to his late wife's hometown) in troubled land Haiti. I wished they brought him back to Venezuela and be buried or whatever in his late wife's birthplace. But well, he created an impact and helped a refugee escape with that. Well, that's good. What are our bodies when we are dead? Perhaps it's good that we could be buried or something; but it isn't that bad if we could use our dead lives to save someone else's right? And because the runway became too short for a Boeing 707 due to the damages caused by a hurricane, the passengers actually have to abandon their belongings. Hmm, what are material stuff anyway, right? Pretty touching episode this time round. And well, can I emphasize enough, Dean (acted by Mike Vogel) is so so so so so so so so charming and good-looking, especially in that pilot's uniform. Man, take me to Haiti or whatsoever, I don't care with such good-looking pilot. Heh, just kidding. But, I just can't stop thinking of the fact that he's so good-looking through the whole show! I guess the pilot's uniform plays a significant part in making him so handsome too.
And how sexy his voice sounded when he says the announcement. Sad to realised that Pan Am only has 14 episode, which means it probably going to end soon and Wednesdays will never be the same again...
Man, how pretty that face it. Wish I could meet someone like that in real life. Humans are visual creatures but it doesn't mean the so-called good-looking people are always at an advantage. What I find good-looking may not be the case for another; it's pretty subjective so don't come telling me that it's superficial.
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