If you’re looking for old-school horror, where suddenly your worst nightmares seem to have become your reality, Syfy’s Channel Zero: No-End House delivers...

2017

Sep

‘THE STATE’ ON NAT GEO IS DISTRESSING AND DISTURBING By David Hinckley

National Geographic’s two-night miniseries on four British Muslims who join ISIS raises more questions than it answers about what we Westerners pretty much all wonder, which is, “Why would anyone do that?”...

2017

Sep

A DOZEN REASONS YOU NEED TO WATCH KEN BURNS’ ‘THE VIETNAM WAR’ By David Hinckley

Ken Burns’ and Lynn Novick’s The Vietnam War, a 10-part, 18-hour PBS epic, pokes a spot that’s still raw, tender and painful...

2017

Sep

THOUGHTS ON A B-SIDE OF THE 'VIETNAM' SOUNDTRACK By David Hinckley

Whenever Ken Burns talks about The Vietnam War, his epic 10-part documentary, he repeatedly stresses that this war doesn’t have one single truth.... Nor does it have any one single soundtrack...

2017

Sep

ANOTHER LOOK AT THE CRIMES OF THE FILTHY RICH WITH ‘RIVIERA’ By David Hinckley

Riviera reminds us how many television characters have a billion dollars, but can’t afford a moral compass...

2017

Sep

FRANK VINCENT AUGUST 4, 1939 – SEPTEMBER 13, 2017 By David Hinckley

Some actors fight against being stereotyped. Frank Vincent settled back and enjoyed it...

2017

Sep

GABRIEL MACHT ON ‘SUITS’ AND HARVEY SPECTER By David Hinckley

Gabriel Macht and Sarah Rafferty have been best pals for almost a quarter century, so it’s a nice bonus that they’ve gotten to star together for seven seasons on the USA legal drama Suits...

2017

Sep

RETURNING FOR ITS FINAL SEASON, WHO KNOWS HOW ‘THE MINDY PROJECT’ WILL END By David Hinckley

It’s tough to preview the final season of The Mindy Project, because pretty much everything would be a spoiler and fans deserve the fun of watching each awkward moment lurch to life on its own...

2017

Sep

‘MANHUNT: UNABOMBER’ PRESENTS NEW INFORMATION EVEN UP TO THE LAST EPISODE By David Hinckley

The Discovery Channel’s Unabomber series promises an explosive ending. Happily, however, says director Greg Yaitanes, the only thing exploding this time will be information...

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