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2019

Oct

REVISITING THE OLD NEIGHBORHOOD WITH 'THE BRONX, USA' By David Hinckley

The Bronx might be the best-known borough in America, which is not the same as saying it's the most admired...

2019

Oct

A HAUNTED HOUSE ARRIVES WITH SEASON 3 OF 'AGATHA RAISIN' By David Hinckley

Halloween-themed episodes of popular series often tend to resemble the holiday itself, with the characters having fun by playing, well, characters...

2019

Oct

KATHRYN HAHN EXCELS IN 'MRS. FLETCHER' ON HBO By David Hinckley

We've met Mrs. Fletcher before. We just haven't met Kathryn Hahn playing her...

2019

Oct

THE LATEST ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE LANDS ON NETFLIX WITH 'DAYBREAK' By David Hinckley

If you're getting a little tired of shows like The Walking Dead taking the Zombie Apocalypse so doggone seriously, Daybreak might be your antidote...

2019

Oct

LOOKING AT 'LIFE FROM ABOVE' PROVIDES A SPECTACULAR VIEW By David Hinckley

Satellite photos of Earth haven't been a novelty for a while, but a new PBS series suggests that fact shouldn't diminish their wonder...

2019

Oct

DESPITE HELEN MIRREN AS THE LEAD, 'CATHERINE THE GREAT' IS ONLY GOOD By David Hinckley

It's disconcerting and almost painful to say that a lavish historical miniseries starring Helen Mirren is a bit disappointing...

2019

Oct

DESPITE THE BIG NAMES INVOLVED, 'MODERN LOVE' DOESN'T CREATE MUCH AFFECTION By David Hinckley

Amazon Prime’s well-promoted new Modern Love would seem to have it all: a great cast of A-list actors, a pre-tested story niche, and the promise of snappy half-hour episodes that won’t tax the modern attention span...

2019

Oct

'LOOKING FOR ALASKA' HAS FOUND ITS WAY TO HULU By David Hinckley

Some 14 years passed between the time John Green's Looking for Alaska became a prize-winning debut novel and the arrival of its video incarnation...

2019

Oct

ANOTHER PODCAST COMES TO VIDEO: 'LIMETOWN' ON FACEBOOK WATCH By David Hinckley

Podcasts have had problems in the transition to TV productions, and Limetown, whose 10-episode first season premieres Wednesday on Facebook Watch, doesn’t totally dodge that bullet...

2019

Oct

FOLLOWING SURVIVORS OF AN UNTHINKABLE HORROR ON CBS' 'LIVE TO TELL: THE CHOWCHILLA KIDNAPPING' By David Hinckley

There aren't many worse nightmares than being buried alive, and time doesn't make a buried-alive story any less chilling...

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