Analysts and commentators tend to frame our health care discussion in the big picture. How many people are covered, how many are not covered, that sort of thing, playing with numbers in the multimillions...

2019

Apr

SOLVING MURDERS IS ALL IN THE FAMILY ON 'QUEENS OF MYSTERY' By David Hinckley

Murders don’t exactly become fun on the Brit series Queens of Mystery, but the women solving them sure are...

2019

Apr

'KILLING EVE' NEEDS TO BE CAREFUL OF A SOPHOMORE SLUMP By David Hinckley

Coping with success isn’t a bad problem for a TV show to have. It can still be a problem...

2019

Apr

'A DISCOVERY OF WITCHES' ARRIVES FROM BRITAIN WITH TWO MORE SEASONS PROMISED By David Hinckley

(EDITOR'S NOTE: This review is being reposted from January's premiere upon the launch of Season 2 because of its availability to a wider audience.) Turns out vampires aren’t as instantly adorable to grownup women as they are to teenage girls...

2019

Apr

'THE CHILLING ADVENTURES OF SABRINA' RETURNS TO NETFLIX By David Hinckley

One of the several cool supporting characters in The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina gets a well-deserved feel-good moment as the show returns with its second round of fresh episodes...

2019

Apr

BRUCE LEE'S VISION IS BROUGHT TO LIFE WITH 'WARRIOR' By David Hinckley

There’s nothing Cinemax seems to like more than a good action series for grownups, and its brand-new Warrior delivers just that...

2019

Apr

THE CW'S NEWEST DRAMATIC THRILLER, 'IN THE DARK' PREMIERES By David Hinckley

Two things are going on with the CW’s new series In The Dark, and they’re both good...

2019

Apr

IS THE RETURN OF 'THE TWILIGHT ZONE' WORTH THE WAIT? By David Hinckley

The new Twilight Zone, plans for which have been simmering over seven years, finally emerges Monday on the pay-service CBS All Access...

2019

Apr

SIX-PART 'HOSTILE PLANET' DEBUTS ON NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC By David Hinckley

Most nature documentaries at some point acknowledge that life in the wild isn’t as romantic as it looks to us domesticated bipeds...

2019

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THE COMPLICATED MYSTERY OF 'MRS. WILSON' By David Hinckley

As a viewer who would sit in front of a TV set to watch Ruth Wilson cut up a lemon, I can report that in her new series she looks as if she’s been sucking on one...

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