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2018

Mar

'SPLITTING UP TOGETHER' IS A LITTLE TOO PREDICTABLE By David Hinckley

Splitting Up Together is betting that we’ll watch likeable characters in a not terribly scintillating sitcom...

2018

Mar

LEARNING TO FACE MORTALITY WITH 'INTO THE NIGHT: PORTRAITS OF LIFE AND DEATH' By David Hinckley

You need to be in the right mood to watch Into the Night: Portraits of Life and Death...

2018

Mar

'ONE STRANGE ROCK' OFFERS A NEW VIEW OF PLANET EARTH By David Hinckley

National Geographic loves nothing more than taking something we all think we know and giving us a whole different perspective.

2018

Mar

'TRUST' BRINGS THE BROKEN GETTY FAMILY TO FX By David Hinckley

Trust, the name of a new FX show, is in the running for least helpful show title ever...

2018

Mar

BILL HADER STARS AS A HITMAN/ACTOR IN HBO'S 'BARRY' By David Hinckley

Among many other life lessons, HBO’s new Barry suggests that if you ever hear a young woman loudly cursing on a fire escape, pause and pay attention because it could change your life...

2018

Mar

'CBS SUNDAY MORNING' INTERVIEWS THE RETIRING DON IMUS By David Hinckley

Television salutes a man from another medium Sunday when Anthony Mason talks to the retiring Don Imus on CBS Sunday Morning (9 a.m. ET)...

2018

Mar

ACTOR LEE INGLEBY ON 'INNOCENT' By David Hinckley

Until not so long ago, television was widely considered the place for dramas that weren’t quite prestigious enough for the movies...

2018

Mar

'STATION 19,' THE LATEST FROM SHONDA RHIMES, ARRIVES AT ABC By David Hinckley

The common goal of diversity movements is to underscore the simple truth that people of all ethnicities, genders, ages, etc., share the same regular, ordinary, everyday human qualities...

2018

Mar

'INNOCENT' IS A SUSPENSEFUL THRILLER STREAMING ON SUNDANCE NOW By David Hinckley

Sundance Now’s murder mystery Innocent could have been compressed into a two-hour movie, but it’s tense and intriguing enough that you’re glad it was stretched out into a four-hour miniseries...

2018

Mar

A POSSIBLY SUPER PREQUEL ON SYFY: 'KRYPTON' By David Hinckley

Clark Kent, Superman’s alter ego, has always been the straightest of arrows. He didn’t get that from his grandfather, suggests the new Syfy prequel series Krypton...

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