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2017

Dec

‘THE LIBRARIANS’ RETURNS, FOR SEASON 4, WITH JOHN NOBLE By David Hinckley

TNT’s The Librarians has decided to get weirder and have even more fun...

2017

Dec

A SISTER ATTEMPTS TO FIND ANSWERS IN THE DOCUMENTARY ‘32 PILLS: MY SISTER’S SUICIDE’ By David Hinckley

32 Pills: My Sister’s Suicide takes an unusually intense personal look at the impact of self-destruction on those left behind...

2017

Dec

‘PSYCH: THE MOVIE’ CONTINUES THE STORY THREE YEARS ON By David Hinckley

You don’t need extrasensory powers to divine what USA’s cult fave Psych will deliver in its resurrection...

2017

Dec

‘LIAR’ DROPS ON SUNDANCE NOW By David Hinckley

Fair warning: If you watch the first episode of Sundance Now’s intense new psychological crime drama, Liar, you may never go on a date again...

2017

Dec

THE FINAL JOURNEY OF THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR IN HISTORY’S ‘KNIGHTFALL’ By David Hinckley

History’s new Medieval drama Knightfall scores points for enabling us to understand what’s going on...

2017

Dec

‘HAPPY!’ IS HARD TO DESCRIBE, BUT EASY TO WATCH By David Hinckley

Television doesn’t get much weirder than Syfy’s new Christopher Meloni show Happy!...

2017

Dec

‘THE NEWSPAPERMAN: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF BEN BRADLEE,’ TELLS THE STORIED LIFE OF AN ICON OF THE PRESS By David Hinckley

Famous Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee comes across in a new HBO biography as very much like the mainstream media: at times arrogant, at times agreeable, at times annoying, at times elitist, and in the best moments indispensable...

2017

Dec

A 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF ‘60 MINUTES’ By David Hinckley

Fifty Years of 60 Minutes simply doesn’t have enough time to explain why, at its best, the show has been so good or built such a loyal audience...

2017

Dec

‘JEREMIAH TOWER: THE LAST MAGNIFICENT,’ A DOCUMENTARY ABOUT THE MOST SIGNIFICANT CHEF WHOSE NAME YOU MAY HAVE NEVER HEARD By David Hinckley

Revered chef Jeremiah Tower may seem at first like an icon from a world – upscale food – that most of us do not live in and rarely visit...

2017

Dec

THERE'S A CHANCE 'DARK' IS WORTH WATCHING, BUT IT'S HARD TO SEE – MOST OF THE TIME LITERALLY By David Hinckley

Dark lives up to its title. The new Netflix crime mystery drama plunges into a small, quiet German town where several young boys have gone missing...

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