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TVWW ARCHIVE

Contributors Archive

2017

Nov

THE STRUGGLES OF 1930'S IOWA LIFE ON ‘DAMNATION’ By David Hinckley

The grapes of wrath grow like kudzu on USA’s intense new drama Damnation, which premieres Tuesday at 10 p.m. ET...

2017

Nov

‘THE LONG ROAD HOME’ REMINDS US OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF WAR By David Hinckley

Six weeks after PBS aired Ken Burns’s sobering The Vietnam War, we have a sequel: National Geographic’s The Long Road Home...

2017

Nov

‘ALIAS GRACE,’ SET IN THE PAST, DEBUTS ON NETFLIX WITH TOPICS OF GREAT SIGNIFICANCE IN THE PRESENT By David Hinckley

If you’re looking for a snappy and tidy resolution to a notorious murder case, don’t count on Netflix’s Alias Grace...

2017

Nov

KEVIN KLINE IN NOEL COWARD’S ‘PRESENT LAUGHTER’ ON PBS’ ‘GREAT PERFORMANCES’ By David Hinckley

Noel Coward’s Present Laughter provided jolly good escapist fun during World War II and it performs exactly the same function today...

2017

Nov

CBS’ ‘S.W.A.T.’ HAS SOME WORK TO DO By David Hinckley

CBS’s revived S.W.A.T. may be trying to swat too many issues with one show...

2017

Nov

'INSPECTOR GEORGE GENTLY' WRAPS UP ITS EIGHT SEASONS By David Hinckley

It almost feels too easy to say that George is not departing gently...

2017

Nov

BELOVED HENRY WINKLER: FROM THE FONZ TO HANK ZIPZER AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN By David Hinckley

Fifteen years ago, Henry Winkler decided that dramatizing some of the rough stories from his own childhood could make other childhoods better...

2017

Oct

'EDGAR ALLAN POE: BURIED ALIVE' OFFERS THE UNTOLD STORIES OF HIS LIFE By David Hinckley

Edgar Allan Poe, the 19^th century poet and mystery writer who poked around in the dark shadowy underside of the American psyche, gets some reputation rehab from a new American Masters...

2017

Oct

NBC'S 'BLINDSPOT' IS BACK TO THE FUTURE By David Hinckley

Blindspot has reset itself with a bang. Make that an explosion...

2017

Oct

‘THE LIFE AND SONGS OF KRIS KRISTOFFERSON’ IS A WONDERFUL TRIBUTE TO AN EXCEPTIONAL TALENT By David Hinckley

If you only know Kris Kristofferson from his biggest hit songs, like “Me and Bobby McGee” or “Help Me Make It Through The Night,” you can give yourself a treat Friday night by listening to a fistful of the rest...

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