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TVWW ARCHIVE

Contributors Archive

2017

Jun

WITH ‘PRETTY LITTLE LIARS,’ TV FOUND A SMARTER WAY TO REACH YOUNG VIEWERS By David Hinckley

You may not have noticed that one of the biggest success stories over the last seven years of television finished its run Tuesday night...

2017

Jun

STARZ BRINGS THE ‘POWER’ BACK ON By David Hinckley

Power lives up to its title as the fourth season opens, hitting the mean streets at 90 miles an hour...

2017

Jun

PBS DEBUTS A PREQUEL WORTHY OF THE ORIGINAL – ‘PRIME SUSPECT: TENNISON’ By David Hinckley

Stefanie Martini makes stepping into Helen Mirren’s shoes almost look effortless in the new prequel to the classic Prime Suspect series...

2017

Jun

‘LUTHER’ IS RETURNING FOR ANOTHER SEASON By David Hinckley

Here’s the brightest TV news from the last couple of weeks: Luther is coming back...

2017

Jun

THERE’S A GLIMMER OF HOPE FOR ‘GLOW’ THAT’S ENCOURAGING By David Hinckley

The new Netflix series GLOW has an almost eerie kinship to Lifetime’s surprise hit UnREAL...

2017

Jun

THE LATEST IN STREAMING IS BRITBOX By David Hinckley

As an increasing number of viewers get comfortable streaming their TV shows, along comes a new service that offers a new batch of British programming...

2017

Jun

ACORN OFFERS CRIME-SOLVING TWISTS AND TURNS WITH ‘LOCH NESS’ By David Hinckley

The new murder mystery Loch Ness introduces us to some monsters who live around Scotland’s most famous lake and, alas, are not mythological...

2017

Jun

REFLECTING ON ‘FARGO’ AND ‘BETTER CALL SAUL’ By David Hinckley

Two of the best shows on TV wrap up their current seasons this week, Fargo on FX and Better Call Saul on AMC, and I’ve spent several weeks trying to figure out why my reactions toward them are so different...

2017

Jun

‘MY MOTHER AND OTHER STRANGERS’ TELLS THE STORY OF LIFE DURING WORLD WAR II IN NORTHERN IRELAND By David Hinckley

Behind a title that could mean almost anything, the new PBS drama My Mother and Other Strangers rivetingly portrays several of the 10,000 human consequences of war...

2017

Jun

'GRANTCHESTER' RETURNS TO PBS WITH A NEW ADDITION By David Hinckley

The new season of PBS’s delightful murder mystery Grantchester starts off by replenishing a bit of Grantchester’s population. The third season, which premieres Sunday at 9 p.m. ET, starts with a birth rather than a death...

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