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TVWW ARCHIVE

Contributors Archive

2020

Oct

'THE WALKING DEAD: WORLD BEYOND' HAS FINALLY ARRIVED By David Hinckley

With its newest spinoff, World Beyond, it feels like the Walking Dead franchise has decided to open a YA (young adult) division...

2020

Oct

THE NEWEST 'MASTERPIECE' AND THE MYSTERIES OF A LATE-LIFE ROMANCE WITH 'FLESH AND BLOOD' By David Hinckley

PBS is continuing this fall's "Masterpiece by committee" plan with a British miniseries called Flesh and Blood...

2020

Oct

FROM DARREN STAR, 'EMILY IN PARIS' IS A GREAT WAY TO ESCAPE By David Hinckley

At a point when we need more rom-coms than ever, we keep getting fewer. That's a problem. Emily in Paris is part of the solution...

2020

Oct

FIND OUT WHO 'HERB ALPERT IS…' By David Hinckley

You might have noticed that we're watching movies at home these days. Even new movies. Theatrical movies. So here's a new movie we can watch...

2020

Oct

NEW STREAMING SERVICE AMC+ LAUNCHES WITH THE EXTREMELY VIOLENT 'GANGS OF LONDON' By David Hinckley

If you think our government is secretly controlled by a labyrinth known as The Deep State, you ought to see what lies under the surface of international criminal organizations...

2020

Sep

WITH SEASON 4, 'FARGO' CONTINUES ITS STREAK OF EXCEPTIONAL TELEVISION By David Hinckley

Early in the long-awaited new season of Fargo, which is set in Kansas City in 1950, a prominent Italian businessman is accidentally shot in the neck by a couple of dopey young boys fooling around with toy guns in the park...

2020

Sep

A 'PRIDE AND PREJUDICE' WORTH REVISITING By David Hinckley

Only a handful of authors, including some guy named Shakespeare, rival Jane Austen for performance longevity. And Austen didn't even write plays. She wrote novels...

2020

Sep

'TEHRAN,' A TAUT SPY THRILLER, DEBUTS ON APPLE TV+ By David Hinckley

A new Apple TV+ series gives us a brave young woman undertaking a dangerous espionage mission in the snakepit of the Middle East. Sorry, hoss, Carrie Mathisen isn't back. She's retired...

2020

Sep

'ENOLA HOLMES' FINALLY ARRIVES ON NETFLIX By David Hinckley

It would almost require Sherlock Holmes to track the path by which Enola Holmes wound its way to television. Or on second thought, forget Sherlock...

2020

Sep

'THE CHOICE 2020: TRUMP VS. BIDEN' EXAMINES HOW HARDSHIP AND TRAGEDY SHAPED THE LIVES OF THE CANDIDATES By David Hinckley

Even PBS is having trouble finding neutral journalistic middle ground in this year's presidential election. This is not good news...

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David Hinckley

David Hinckley first grasped the power of television when, at the age of 8, he bullied his parents into buying a basset hound like Cleo on The People’s Choice. He named her Cleo. Somewhat more recently, he worked for 35 years at The New York Daily News, the last seven covering television.

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