BBC America’s new Killing Eve lets us savor the age-old question of whether it’s more fun to work as a hitwoman or more fun to try catching a hitwoman...

2018

Apr

STARZ OFFERS A FRESH TAKE ON 'HOWARDS END' By David Hinckley

Howards End has returned, bringing social class lessons that are as discomforting as the show’s visual palette is stunning...

2018

Apr

DOES 'PATERNO' PROVIDE ANY ANSWERS? By David Hinckley

One of the great coaches in college football history, Penn State’s Joe Paterno, couldn’t figure out how to handle the last play of his own game...

2018

Apr

'THE CROSSING' BRINGS TIME TRAVEL TO ABC By David Hinckley

Perhaps, as Carly Simon once sang, these are the good old days...

2018

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'THE CHILD IN TIME' IS DIFFICULT YET WORTHWHILE TELEVISION By David Hinckley

I would watch Benedict Cumberbatch and Kelly Macdonald as the lead team in a needlepoint circle if they were appearing there...

2018

Mar

FREEFORM'S 'SIREN' IS A FRIGHT-FILLED MERMAID TALE By David Hinckley

Hide the children if you decide to watch Freeform’s new horror series Siren, which wouldn’t be a bad decision...

2018

Mar

'ALEX, INC.' AND THE ART OF PODCAST STORYTELLING – ON TV By David Hinckley

ABC’s new Alex, Inc. proves again that the phrase “based on a hit podcast” still isn’t synonymous with “great sitcom.”...

2018

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THE LAST SEASON OF 'THE AMERICANS' IS OFF TO A STRONG START By David Hinckley

The Americans seems well positioned to stick the landing...

2018

Mar

BIG CHANGES ARE COMING TO 'SUITS' THIS SEASON By David Hinckley

Let’s not forget Meghan Markle has another wedding coming up...

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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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