The most thorough way to view the Great American Eclipse on Monday would be to start on the coast of Oregon at 1:15 p.m. ET, then drive across country to the coast of South Carolina at approximately 1,600 miles per hour...

2017

Aug

THE FINAL YEAR OF ‘HALT AND CATCH FIRE’ AND THE BIRTH OF THE WORLD WIDE WEB By David Hinckley

The fourth and final season of AMC’s dawn-of-the-Internet tale Halt and Catch Fire starts with a solid interface between personal and high-tech drama...

2017

Aug

MARVEL’S ‘THE DEFENDERS’ ON NETFLIX ARE DIFFERENT DEFENDERS – BUT IT STILL WORKS By David Hinckley

Be patient with Marvel’s The Defenders. The long-awaited miniseries...finally arrives on Netflix on Friday, and it’s not one of those action-adventure shows that hits the ground in overdrive...

2017

Aug

WITH ‘MARLON,’ THE CAST SEEMS TO EXIST AS NOT MUCH MORE THAN STRAIGHT MEN TO MARLON WAYANS By David Hinckley

Warning: Watching NBC’s new sitcom Marlon might wear you out...Marlon uses the “situation” part of sitcom primarily to set up comic bits by main man Marlon Wayans...

2017

Aug

‘THE VIEW’ AT 20: DEBATE AND DISSENSION THAT’S MADE AN IMPACT By David Hinckley

The View turns 20 on Friday and even if that doesn’t make it old enough to legally drink in most places, let’s raise a toast...

2017

Aug

AN HONEST LOOK AT THE LIGHT AND DARK OF THE AUTISM SPECTRUM WITH ‘ATYPICAL’ By David Hinckley

Television comedy expands its palette again with Atypical, the tale of an autistic teenager making his way through his senior year of high school...

2017

Aug

GREG GARCIA ON THE FIRST CHAPTERS OF ‘THE GUEST BOOK’ By David Hinckley

Greg Garcia thought he was just entertaining a couple of unidentified strangers when he started leaving weird short stories in the guest books of cabin resorts around the country...

2017

Aug

‘MR. MERCEDES’ IS FRIGHTFULLY WELL-DONE STEPHEN KING By David Hinckley

Audience TV’s new detective thriller Mr. Mercedes may be most notable for how it gets very disturbing very quickly...

2017

Aug

MISANTHROPIC PAIR RETURNS FOR SEASON THREE OF 'DIFFICULT PEOPLE' By David Hinckley

Credit Julie Klausner with staying the course. And amazingly enough, it’s working. Klausner’s Difficult People launches its third season Tuesday [Aug. 8] on the streaming service Hulu...

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