HBO’s The Night Of was worth the wait. The eight-part miniseries, which drills deep into the case of a New York man arrested for a murder he’s pretty sure he didn’t commit, premieres Sunday...

2016

Jul

BALFE REMAINS RIVETING IN ‘OUTLANDER’ AS SEASON 2 WRAPS By David Hinckley

While it takes a village to make a television show, Starz’s intense drama Outlander wouldn’t be close to the hit it has become without the riveting performance of Caitriona Balfe...

2016

Jul

'HELLO WORLD' OFFERS JARRING CONTRASTS: SINGERS VS. NATURE'S BRUTALITY By David Hinckley

Hello World may be the year’s most unusual nature show...

2016

Jul

FX’S 'TYRANT' RETURNS WITH THE FAMILY BUSINESS STILL DYSFUNCTIONAL By David Hinckley

FX’s Tyrant doesn’t try to pretend that running a Middle Eastern country would be, for most people, a coveted gig...

2016

Jul

USA'S 'ROYAL PAINS' ENDS 8-SEASON RUN, LEAVING A VOID By David Hinckley

It’s no big shock or spoiler to say there are a lot of good outcomes in the last-ever episode of USA’s Royal Pains...

2016

Jun

ROBERT KELLY SAYS ‘SEX&DRUGS&ROCK&ROLL’ PROVES ROCKERS ARE PEOPLE, TOO – AND THAT HE’S THE BABE MAGNET OF THE BAND By David Hinckley

It didn’t take a lot of persuading to get Robert Kelly to sign on for FX’s Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll. "I’m the drummer in a rock band?," says Kelly. "Denis Leary is writing it? It’s on FX? I am f—ing in."...

2016

Jun

YOU’RE GONNA NEED A BIGGER DVR TO RECORD THE REST OF ‘SHARK WEEK’ AND ‘SHARK FEST’ By David Hinckley

If you got held up in traffic, don’t worry. There’s still plenty of shark action left this week on your television set...

2016

Jun

‘DEAD OF SUMMER’ BRINGS BACK THE WARM WEATHER STAPLE: SPOOKY, SCARY CAMP By David Hinckley

It’s so heartening to know that in this turbulent world of uncertainty we can count on a few foundational constants...

2016

Jun

‘DANCING ON THE EDGE’ IS A COMPLEX DRAMA FILLED WITH ALL THAT JAZZ By David Hinckley

PBS has hit the right note by bringing back Dancing on the Edge, a BBC series that first aired in the U.S. on Starz in 2013...

2016

Jun

SHOWTIME’S ‘ROADIES’ SHINES A SPOTLIGHT ON THE INVISIBLE CREW By David Hinckley

Showtime’s new dramedy Roadies isn’t unlike a rock concert. If the sound feels right and you’re having a good time, you don’t worry whether each note is perfect...

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