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2018

Jun

'THE GREAT BRITISH BAKING SHOW' IS BACK AND AS DELICIOUS AS EVER By David Hinckley

There are two types of Brits on the telly...

2018

Jun

A NEW SEASON OF ESCAPISM HAS ARRIVED WITH 'SHOOTER' By David Hinckley

Season Three’s opening episode of the USA conspiracy drama Shooter packs in all the action fans missed at the end of Season 2...

2018

Jun

KEVIN COSTNER IS BACK ON THE RANCH WITH 'YELLOWSTONE' By David Hinckley

Owning a ranch so big that you patrol it by helicopter might seem to be an indication you’ve won the game of life...

2018

Jun

SEASON 4 OF 'THE AFFAIR' RETURNS TO SHOWTIME By David Hinckley

The fourth season of Showtime’s The Affair includes the suggestion that you can run, but you can’t hide...

2018

Jun

'GOLIATH,' WITH BILLY BOB THORNTON, RETURNS By David Hinckley

With full respect to Bob Odenkirk’s Jimmy McGill, my favorite totally screwed-up lawyer on TV these days is Billy Bob Thornton’s Billy McBride...

2018

Jun

'STRANGE ANGEL' BRINGS ROCKET SCIENCE WITH AN EDGE TO CBS ALL ACCESS By David Hinckley

Okay, I’m convinced. Jack Parsons was one of the weirdest people, like, ever...

2018

Jun

SMITHSONIAN TAKES ITS OWN DIVE INTO PROHIBITION By David Hinckley

This may come as a posthumous surprise to those who couldn’t get a legal drink in the 1920s, but Prohibition was only incidentally about alcohol...

2018

Jun

'THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK,' THIS TIME ON ACORN, IS ALWAYS IMPORTANT VIEWING By David Hinckley

If there’s a more important diary from the 20^th century than Anne Frank’s, it hasn’t yet surfaced...

2018

Jun

ALICIA SILVERSTONE MAKES 'AMERICAN WOMAN' WORTH A LOOK By David Hinckley

When I mentioned to my wife that the new Paramount sitcom American Woman is rooted in the story of a Real Housewives participant, she replied, “Isn’t that a little like a dog chasing its tail?” It’s hard to argue her point...

2018

Jun

IT'S NO SECRET THAT 'CLOAK AND DAGGER' IS A WORTHWHILE MARVEL TV ENTRY By David Hinckley

When they give out the awards this year for the weirdest superpowers in the Marvel Comics universe, Cloak and Dagger has to be a serious favorite...

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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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