aoltv:

Some quotes:

Well, we received THE call, #PanAm is only coming back for one more episode after Christmas,” Karine Vanasse said on Twitter. “But up to the end, we’ll give it our all!

And from ABC:

Nothing has changed. We are not canceling ‘Pan Am.’ We are still in production and will continue to be in production finishing the original 13 episodes plus one more additional one. We have one more original episode this coming week, Dec. 4 and then will return in January with new episodes, airing all of them. ‘Pan Am’ is still in contention for next season. We won’t know about that until our upfront announcement in May.

Something fishy is going on here. Is anyone still actually watching?

aoltv:

Exclusive preview of Sunday’s ‘Pan Am.’ I was on set and got scoop from the stars. There’s action, danger, a kiss and so much more.

“This is actually my favorite episode,” Margot Robbie told me on the New York set of the ABC drama. “I think it’s my favorite episode so far. Berlin, I really, really love, but this one I literally couldn’t put the script down, and I’m not just saying that.”

[REST OF THE STORY]

A lot of people watch TV on Sunday night. The big story, besides the NFL floating NBC its only win of the week, is that ABC’s Pan Am premiered to 10.87 million viewers and a 3.1 rating in the demo. It improved on its Desperate Housewives lead in and fared very well for a new, supposedly inaccessible, drama.

chrisharnick:

Veteran Pan Am flight attendants watch ABC’s “Pan Am” (Taken with instagram)

Waiting for “Veteran meth cooks watch AMC’s Breaking Bad.”

entertainmentweekly:

Here’s a first look at Christina Ricci as a glamorous stewardess in ABC’s new ’60s-set drama Pan Am, premiering this fall. In the battle of the network Mad Men rip-offs, which show do you think sounds better—this, or NBC’s The Playboy Club?

Meanwhile they’ve picked up Pan Am (More 60s!), Good Christian, and Apt. 23 (via EW).