Since you’re doubtless psyched to watch the final season of The Good Place – if you’re not, you’d better have a good explanation – NBC has a cool little teaser to whet your appetite further...

2019

Sep

'UNDONE,' FROM THE CREATORS OF 'BOJACK HORSEMAN,' IS ORIGINAL AND CAPTIVATING By David Hinckley

When people say we shouldn’t take time for granted, they generally mean we should appreciate every moment of our stay in this finite life...

2019

Sep

THE IMPORTANCE OF 'COUNTRY MUSIC' FROM KEN BURNS By David Hinckley

If you imagine that Ken Burns' new PBS epic on country music would revolve around a bunch of grinning white guys wearing cowboy hats, you haven't been paying attention...

2019

Sep

NETFLIX DROPS A PAINFUL AND POWERFUL DRAMA WITH 'UNBELIEVABLE' By David Hinckley

Don’t stop watching Unbelievable after the first episode, even though all you can feel at that point is depressed...

2019

Sep

'IN THE SHADOW OF THE TOWERS: STUYVESANT HIGH ON 9/11' ON HBO By David Hinckley

Because September 11 led us to many of the places we find ourselves today, there's value in pretty much all the reminders that come around on the anniversary each year...

2019

Sep

ANOTHER FASCINATING SEASON WITH 'MR. MERCEDES' By David Hinckley

It might seem like faint praise, or redundancy, to suggest one of the main attractions of a psycho-crime drama is a funeral scene...

2019

Sep

THE FINAL SEASON OF HBO'S 'THE DEUCE' HAS ARRIVED By David Hinckley

The Deuce, HBO’s complex exploration of the New York sex industry during its 1970s-1980s golden age, was always projected as a trey...

2019

Sep

THE TRUE STORY OF ELI COHEN, 'THE SPY,' ON NETFLIX By David Hinckley

The new Netflix series The Spy takes the novel tack of opening with its own spoiler...

2019

Sep

THE TOP FIVE OF FALL 2019 ACCORDING TO DAVID HINCKLEY By David Hinckley

The same way television directors often complain about the difficulty of paring down an episode down to 21 or 42 minutes, it's a challenge to identify only five shows as particularly promising for the upcoming TV season...

2019

Sep

SPEND SOME TIME THIS SEASON WITH 'MAYANS M.C.' By David Hinckley

Like its parent tale, Sons of Anarchy, Mayans M.C. doesn’t get the respect it deserves...

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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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