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''Pan Am'' was a television series which aired on Creator/{{ABC}} in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses; Maggie Ryan (Creator/ChristinaRicci), sisters Kate (Creator/KelliGarner) and Laura Cameron (Creator/MargotRobbie), and Colette Valois (Creator/KarineVanasse); and their two regular pilots, Dean Lowery (Creator/MikeVogel) and Ted Vanderway (Creator/MichaelMosley), during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
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''Pan Am'' was a television series which aired on Creator/{{ABC}} [[Creator/AmericanBroadcastingCompany ABC]] in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses; Maggie Ryan (Creator/ChristinaRicci), sisters Kate (Creator/KelliGarner) and Laura Cameron (Creator/MargotRobbie), and Colette Valois (Creator/KarineVanasse); and their two regular pilots, Dean Lowery (Creator/MikeVogel) and Ted Vanderway (Creator/MichaelMosley), during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
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-->'''Colette''': I said she was taking her clothes off, but I didn't say who was putting them on.
-->'''Dean''': ''(Rolling his eyes)'' Sailors...
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-->'''Colette''': I said she was taking her clothes off, but I didn't say who was putting them on.
-->'''Dean''':on.\\
'''Dean''': ''(Rolling his eyes)'' Sailors...
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'''Dean''': ''(Rolling his eyes)'' Sailors...
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* BettyAndVeronica: And how!
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* BettyAndVeronica: And how!
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* BreakTheCutie: Colette. Just about every episode.
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* CoolBigSis: Kate to Laura.
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** A rather subtle example is how when one of the stewardesses gets married, it's presumed that she will quit (this is the reason why everyone thought Bridget quit), however no such assumption is made about the male pilots.
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** A rather subtle example is how when one of the stewardesses gets married, it's presumed that she will quit (this is the reason why everyone thought Bridget quit), however no such assumption is made about the male pilots. (TruthInTelevision: until the 1970s, stewardesses were fired for getting married or becoming pregnant).
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** "It's [[UsefulNotes/FidelCastro Castro's country.country]]. He'll never keep it."
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* KingIncognito: Prince Incognito actually.
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* OutOfOrder:
** Episode four is actually episode two (its [[EpisodeCodeNumber production code]] is PA-102). Unfortunately the shuffle puts the launch of Mercury 9 (May 16th 1963), seen on the TV, after episode three's JFK's Berlin speech (June 26th 1963).
** Also "Romance Languages" is shown several weeks late and resolves several plot threads that were skipped over in running order (When did Laura take the nude photos? When did Ginny and Dean break up?).
** Episode four is actually episode two (its [[EpisodeCodeNumber production code]] is PA-102). Unfortunately the shuffle puts the launch of Mercury 9 (May 16th 1963), seen on the TV, after episode three's JFK's Berlin speech (June 26th 1963).
** Also "Romance Languages" is shown several weeks late and resolves several plot threads that were skipped over in running order (When did Laura take the nude photos? When did Ginny and Dean break up?).
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* PrecociousCrush: Charlie on Colette in "Romance Languages".
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* PrecociousCrush: Charlie on Colette in "Romance Languages". Too bad he is a CreepyChild.
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* RuleOfDrama: When they were trapped on the short runway in Haiti Dean could have technically turned the plane around instead of lightening the load.
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* RuleOfDrama: When they were trapped on the short runway in Haiti Haiti, Dean could have technically turned the plane around instead of lightening the load.
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* TheSixties
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* TheSixtiesThe60s
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* WhereDaWhiteWomenAt: Laura and Joe (played by Gaius Charles).
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* WhereDaWhiteWomenAt: Laura and Joe (played by Gaius Charles).Creator/GaiusCharles).
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* PoliticallyCorrectHistory: In some ways. Although smoking was much more accepted in TheSixties (and even allowed on planes), nobody does so on screen. However when a black sailor has a budding romance with Laura in public, he gets assaulted. (Possibly because, even then, lesbians were certainly much less stigmatised than gay men?)
** Also, no one freaks out when Maggie mentions that Amanda kissed her on the lips, in a time period where gay people were generally thought to be predatory perverts.
** Also, no one freaks out when Maggie mentions that Amanda kissed her on the lips, in a time period where gay people were generally thought to be predatory perverts.
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* PoliticallyCorrectHistory: In some ways. Although smoking was much more accepted in TheSixties (and even allowed on planes), nobody does so on screen. However when a black sailor has a budding romance with Laura in public, he gets assaulted. (Possibly because, even then, lesbians were certainly much less stigmatised than gay men?) \n
** Also, no one freaks out when Maggie mentions that Amanda kissed her on the lips, in a time period where gay people were generally thought to be predatory perverts. (Possibly because, even then, lesbians were certainly much less stigmatised than gay men?)
** Also, no one freaks out when Maggie mentions that Amanda kissed her on the lips, in a time period where gay people were generally thought to be predatory perverts. (Possibly because, even then, lesbians were certainly much less stigmatised than gay men?)
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* PoliticallyCorrectHistory: In some ways. Although smoking was much more accepted in TheSixties (and even allowed on planes), nobody does so on screen. However when a black sailor has a budding romance with Laura in public, he gets assaulted.
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* PoliticallyCorrectHistory: In some ways. Although smoking was much more accepted in TheSixties (and even allowed on planes), nobody does so on screen. However when a black sailor has a budding romance with Laura in public, he gets assaulted. (Possibly because, even then, lesbians were certainly much less stigmatised than gay men?)
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* BlackSheep: Kate was considered to be this in her family.
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* [[OverprotectiveDad Overprotective Sister]]: Kate
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* JerkAss: A lot of the passengers on the Caracas flight, but the guy who tries to steal his suitcase back after everyone's been ordered to lighten the plane is probably the most explicit
** The first scene we see Ted's dad in he is refusing to help his son get back into the Navy test pilot program because it would involve looking for the flaw in the plane's design Ted claims crashed the plane...which, since his company has a contract to make that plane, would cost him a lot of money.
** The first scene we see Ted's dad in he is refusing to help his son get back into the Navy test pilot program because it would involve looking for the flaw in the plane's design Ted claims crashed the plane...which, since his company has a contract to make that plane, would cost him a lot of money.
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* JerkAss: JerkAss:
** A lot of the passengers on the Caracas flight, but the guy who tries to steal his suitcase back after everyone's been ordered to lighten the plane is probably the mostexplicit
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**The In the first scene we see Ted's dad in in, he is refusing to help his son get back into the Navy test pilot program because it would involve looking for the flaw in the plane's design Ted claims crashed the plane...which, since his company has a contract to make that plane, would cost him a lot of money.
** A lot of the passengers on the Caracas flight, but the guy who tries to steal his suitcase back after everyone's been ordered to lighten the plane is probably the most
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* RuleofDrama: When they were trapped on the short runway in Haiti Dean could have technically turned the plane around instead of lightening the load.
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* RuleofDrama: RuleOfDrama: When they were trapped on the short runway in Haiti Dean could have technically turned the plane around instead of lightening the load.
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* WillTheyOrWontThey: Colette and Dean, Ted and Laura
** [[TheyDo They all do.]]
** [[TheyDo They all do.]]
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* CityOfSpies: Berlin.
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* CityOfSpies: Berlin.Berlin's unique nature, being an enclave of the West inside the Communist Bloc, makes it a hotbed for espionage.
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* CrewOfOne: Captain Lowrey and First Officer Vanderway have a heated argument on final approach to Hong Kong about the Captain's handling of the plane. While such an argument between pilots may seem [[AluminumChristmasTrees like an dramatic exaggeration]] there is actually some [[TruthInTelevision truth]] to such a situation. In the days before such things as 'Crew Resource Management' came along in 1980s commercial Captains would often have a MyWayOrTheHighway attitude to flying.
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* CrewOfOne: Captain Lowrey and First Officer Vanderway have a heated argument on final approach to Hong Kong about the Captain's handling of the plane. While such an argument between pilots may seem [[AluminumChristmasTrees like an dramatic exaggeration]] exaggeration there is actually some [[TruthInTelevision truth]] to such a situation. In the days before such things as 'Crew Resource Management' came along in 1980s commercial Captains would often have a MyWayOrTheHighway attitude to flying.
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''Pan Am'' was a television series which aired on Creator/{{ABC}} in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses; Maggie Ryan (Creator/ChristinaRicci), sisters Kate Cameron (Creator/KelliGarner) and Laura Cameron (Creator/MargotRobbie), and Colette Valois (Creator/KarineVanasse); and their two regular pilots, Dean Lowery (Creator/MikeVogel) and Ted Vanderway (Creator/MichaelMosley), during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
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''Pan Am'' was a television series which aired on Creator/{{ABC}} in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses; Maggie Ryan (Creator/ChristinaRicci), sisters Kate Cameron (Creator/KelliGarner) and Laura Cameron (Creator/MargotRobbie), and Colette Valois (Creator/KarineVanasse); and their two regular pilots, Dean Lowery (Creator/MikeVogel) and Ted Vanderway (Creator/MichaelMosley), during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
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''Pan Am series'' was a television series which aired on ABC in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses; Maggie Ryan (Creator/ChristinaRicci), sisters Kate Cameron (Creator/KelliGarner) and Laura Cameron (Creator/MargotRobbie), and Colette Valois (Creator/KarineVanasse); and their two regular pilots, Dean Lowery (Creator/MikeVogel) and Ted Vanderway (Creator/MichaelMosley), during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
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''Pan Am series'' Am'' was a television series which aired on ABC Creator/{{ABC}} in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses; Maggie Ryan (Creator/ChristinaRicci), sisters Kate Cameron (Creator/KelliGarner) and Laura Cameron (Creator/MargotRobbie), and Colette Valois (Creator/KarineVanasse); and their two regular pilots, Dean Lowery (Creator/MikeVogel) and Ted Vanderway (Creator/MichaelMosley), during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
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''Pan Am'' was a television series which aired on ABC in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses ([[Creator/ChristinaRicci Maggie Ryan]], Creator/KateCameron, [[Creator/MargotRobbie Laura Cameron]] and Colette Valois) and their two regular pilots (Creator/DeanLowery and [[Creator/MichaelMosley Ted Vanderway]]) during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
DuelingShows with Creator/{{NBC}}'s ''Series/ThePlayboyClub'' and both attempting to capture the success of ''Series/MadMen'' for primetime broadcast television. Neither attempt worked, though ''Pam Am'' barely "won" the duel by lasting a whole season before being quietly canceled. But it introduced audiences outside Australia to Creator/MargotRobbie (those who hadn't seen her on ''Series/{{Neighbours}}'', anyway), so something good came out of it. Originally ran from September 25, 2011 to February 19, 2012.
[[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff Had more success overseas]], to the point Amazon was interested in a second season (which unfortunately did not go through).
DuelingShows with Creator/{{NBC}}'s ''Series/ThePlayboyClub'' and both attempting to capture the success of ''Series/MadMen'' for primetime broadcast television. Neither attempt worked, though ''Pam Am'' barely "won" the duel by lasting a whole season before being quietly canceled. But it introduced audiences outside Australia to Creator/MargotRobbie (those who hadn't seen her on ''Series/{{Neighbours}}'', anyway), so something good came out of it. Originally ran from September 25, 2011 to February 19, 2012.
[[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff Had more success overseas]], to the point Amazon was interested in a second season (which unfortunately did not go through).
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''Pan Am'' Am series'' was a television series which aired on ABC in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses ([[Creator/ChristinaRicci stewardesses; Maggie Ryan]], Creator/KateCameron, [[Creator/MargotRobbie Ryan (Creator/ChristinaRicci), sisters Kate Cameron (Creator/KelliGarner) and Laura Cameron]] Cameron (Creator/MargotRobbie), and Colette Valois) Valois (Creator/KarineVanasse); and their two regular pilots (Creator/DeanLowery pilots, Dean Lowery (Creator/MikeVogel) and [[Creator/MichaelMosley Ted Vanderway]]) Vanderway (Creator/MichaelMosley), during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
DuelingShows with Creator/{{NBC}}'s ''Series/ThePlayboyClub'' and both attempting to capture the success of ''Series/MadMen'' for primetime broadcast television. Neither attempt worked, though ''Pam Am'' barely "won" the duel by lasting a whole season before being quietly canceled.But it introduced It is arguably best known for introducing audiences outside Australia to Creator/MargotRobbie (those who hadn't seen her on ''Series/{{Neighbours}}'', anyway), so something good came out of it.anyway). Originally ran from September 25, 2011 to February 19, 2012.
[[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff Had more success overseas]], to the point Amazon was interested in a second season (whichunfortunately did not go through).
DuelingShows with Creator/{{NBC}}'s ''Series/ThePlayboyClub'' and both attempting to capture the success of ''Series/MadMen'' for primetime broadcast television. Neither attempt worked, though ''Pam Am'' barely "won" the duel by lasting a whole season before being quietly canceled.
[[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff Had more success overseas]], to the point Amazon was interested in a second season (which
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''Pan Am'' was a television series which aired on ABC in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses ([[Creator/ChristinaRicci Maggie Ryan]], Kate Cameron, [[Creator/MargotRobbie Laura Cameron]] and Colette Valois) and their two regular pilots (Dean Lowery and [[Creator/MichaelMosley Ted Vanderway]]) during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
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''Pan Am'' was a television series which aired on ABC in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses ([[Creator/ChristinaRicci Maggie Ryan]], Kate Cameron, Creator/KateCameron, [[Creator/MargotRobbie Laura Cameron]] and Colette Valois) and their two regular pilots (Dean Lowery (Creator/DeanLowery and [[Creator/MichaelMosley Ted Vanderway]]) during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
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* StateVisit: The episode "Ich bin ein Berliner" is framed around President Kennedy's visit to Berlin to give the eponymous speech. Maggie, a ''huge'' fan of JFK, is especially excited and keeps trying to find a way to actually meet him .
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar
-->'''Ginny Saddler''': It seems I can't get enough of your [[FriendsWithBenefits Pan Am service]].
-->'''Dean Lowrey''': Well, we'll try not to disappoint.
-->'''Ginny Saddler''': It seems I can't get enough of your [[FriendsWithBenefits Pan Am service]].
-->'''Dean Lowrey''': Well, we'll try not to disappoint.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar
-->'''Ginny Saddler''': It seems I can't get enough ofGettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your [[FriendsWithBenefits Pan Am service]].
-->'''Dean Lowrey''': Well, we'll try not to disappoint.example fits the current definition.
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-->'''Dean Lowrey''': Well, we'll try not to disappoint.
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* BettyAndVeronica: And how!
**Colette is the Archie to Dean's Veronica and Omar's Betty, but she's also the Betty to Dean's Archie and Bridget's Veronica.
**Maggie finds herself in one with Congressman Rawlings' Betty and Captain Broyles' Veronica.
**Laura is the Betty to Amanda's Veronica for Ted.
**Colette is the Archie to Dean's Veronica and Omar's Betty, but she's also the Betty to Dean's Archie and Bridget's Veronica.
**Maggie finds herself in one with Congressman Rawlings' Betty and Captain Broyles' Veronica.
**Laura is the Betty to Amanda's Veronica for Ted.
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* YourCheatingHeart: Colette is horrified to learn that a man she hooked up with is married and he, his wife and son are aboard a flight she's working.
** Meanwhile, the pilot has no qualms about sleeping with his boss's "secretary" (read: mistress) on more than one occasion.
** Dean cheats on Colette by sleeping with [[spoiler: Bridget]] when she returns.
** Meanwhile, the pilot has no qualms about sleeping with his boss's "secretary" (read: mistress) on more than one occasion.
** Dean cheats on Colette by sleeping with [[spoiler: Bridget]] when she returns.
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* DroppedInSpeechClip: The episode "Ich Bin Ein Berliner" is set on the day JFK travels to Berlin to give the eponymous speech. While the action follows the main characters, they are at times close enough to hear snippets of it, using clips of the actual speech, while Kennedy himself is never actually seen.
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* StarcrossedLovers: Kate and Niko, she's an American Stewardess/CIA Courier, he's a Yugoslavian Ambassador working for a communist regime. Needless to say it doesn't end well, [[spoiler:though she was able to get him to defect and help the USA and their Allies fight against the USSR, as a double agent.]]
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* AmbiguouslyBi: Maggie after being kissed by Ted's fiancee, Amanda, while shocked doesn't seem too disturbed, even later nonchalantly mentioning to the crew, it wasn't a half bad kiss.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Ted and Broyles. They both become more likable the more you get to know them
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: Ted and Broyles. They both become more likable the more you get to know themthem. In Ted's case, his skeezy advances on the Stewardesses seems only to be done as a way of playfully teasing since he views them all as close friends, with them all giving it just as good as taking it, and once he begins to get serious feeling for Laura he backs off considerably.
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* VirginShaming: Reversed, the only one shaming Laura for being a virgin is Laura. After a conversation with Kate, she lets Laura know there is no stigma for wanting her first time to be special, and to take her time and wait for when it's the right time for her.
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''Pan Am'' was a television series which aired on ABC in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses (Creator/MaggieRyan, Creator/KateCameron, Creator/LauraCameron and Creator/ColetteValois) and their two regular pilots (Creator/DeanLowery and Creator/TedVanderway) during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
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''Pan Am'' was a television series which aired on ABC in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses (Creator/MaggieRyan, Creator/KateCameron, Creator/LauraCameron ([[Creator/ChristinaRicci Maggie Ryan]], Kate Cameron, [[Creator/MargotRobbie Laura Cameron]] and Creator/ColetteValois) Colette Valois) and their two regular pilots (Creator/DeanLowery (Dean Lowery and Creator/TedVanderway) [[Creator/MichaelMosley Ted Vanderway]]) during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
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* {{Fanservice}}: The Stewardess are beautiful leggy young women who often times get some cheesecake shots when out of the already flattering uniforms. Not to mention the Pilots are played by two handsome dapper men. As in real life, Pan-Am was known for hiring crews that were exceptionally attractive, in particular the Stewardess.
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''Pan Am'' was a television series which aired on ABC in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses (Maggie Ryan, Kate Cameron, Laura Cameron and Colette Valois) and their two regular pilots (Dean Lowery and Ted Vanderway) during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
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''Pan Am'' was a television series which aired on ABC in the USA. It focuses on four Pan Am stewardesses (Maggie Ryan, Kate Cameron, Laura Cameron (Creator/MaggieRyan, Creator/KateCameron, Creator/LauraCameron and Colette Valois) Creator/ColetteValois) and their two regular pilots (Dean Lowery (Creator/DeanLowery and Ted Vanderway) Creator/TedVanderway) during the airline's height of popularity in the 1960s. Expect lots and lots of TropesOnAPlane.
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[[GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff Had more success overseas]], to the point Amazon was interested in a second season (which unfortunately did not go through).
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DuelingShows with Creator/{{NBC}}'s ''Series/ThePlayboyClub'' and both attempting to capture the success of ''Series/MadMen'' for primetime broadcast television. Neither attempt worked, though ''Pam Am'' barely "won" the duel by lasting a whole season before being quietly canceled. But it introduced audiences outside Australia to Creator/MargotRobbie (those who hadn't seen her on ''Series/{{Neighbours}}'', anyway), so something good came out of it.
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DuelingShows with Creator/{{NBC}}'s ''Series/ThePlayboyClub'' and both attempting to capture the success of ''Series/MadMen'' for primetime broadcast television. Neither attempt worked, though ''Pam Am'' barely "won" the duel by lasting a whole season before being quietly canceled. But it introduced audiences outside Australia to Creator/MargotRobbie (those who hadn't seen her on ''Series/{{Neighbours}}'', anyway), so something good came out of it. Originally ran from September 25, 2011 to February 19, 2012.
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** Episode four is actually episode two (it's [[EpisodeCodeNumber production code]] is PA-102). Unfortunately the shuffle puts the launch of Mercury 9 (May 16th 1963), seen on the TV, after episode three's JFK's Berlin speech (June 26th 1963).
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** Episode four is actually episode two (it's (its [[EpisodeCodeNumber production code]] is PA-102). Unfortunately the shuffle puts the launch of Mercury 9 (May 16th 1963), seen on the TV, after episode three's JFK's Berlin speech (June 26th 1963).
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* FaceHeelTurn: In the series finale, [[spoiler: Anderson]] betrays the CIA and MI6.
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* FaceHeelTurn: In the series finale, [[spoiler: Anderson]] betrays the CIA and MI6.[=MI6=].
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* ShipSinking: There probably won't be too many fans of Kate and Anderson since in the finale [[spoiler: he betrayed the CIA and MI6 and threatened to kill her]].
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* ShipSinking: There probably won't be too many fans of Kate and Anderson since in the finale [[spoiler: he betrayed the CIA and MI6 [=MI6=] and threatened to kill her]].