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2018

Oct

'THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT' IS OK By David Hinckley

There’s no reason Jewish families should be the only ones featured in zany, exasperating, nostalgic and ultimately heartwarming sitcoms...

2018

Oct

'THE ROOKIE' SHOWS MORE PROMISE IF IT SHOWS LESS ACTION By David Hinckley

ABC’s new cop drama The Rookie has a decent shot at becoming a good show...

2018

Oct

THE IMPORTANCE OF 'THE SENTENCE' IS IN ITS HONESTY RATHER THAN ITS STYLE By David Hinckley

The Sentence isn’t a great film. But it’s a strong film, with an even stronger message: that tough laws aren’t always smart laws....

2018

Oct

WITH 'BANG,' ACORN PRESENTS A STRONG COP DRAMA – IN ENGLISH AND WELSH By David Hinckley

In its relentless search for foreign TV series that most Americans probably haven’t seen, Acorn has come up with another winner in the Welsh cop show Bang...

2018

Oct

TV'S LATEST REBOOT, 'CHARMED,' RETURNS By David Hinckley

You don’t need any extraordinary powers to have predicted that the fondly remembered WB witch drama Charmed would return...

2018

Oct

'CAMPING' IS NOT A TRIP WORTH TAKING By David Hinckley

It’s never a good sign when you’re looking at your watch partway through a half-hour show...

2018

Oct

'FEMINISTS: WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?' ADDRESSES THE IMPORTANCE OF THE MOVEMENT By David Hinckley

We can use a good documentary wherein old-school feminists talk about why “women’s issues” mattered then and matter now...

2018

Oct

FROM HULU FOR A SPOOKY OCTOBER: 'LIGHT AS A FEATHER' By David Hinckley

If you’re dying for your Halloween-season horror to begin, check out Hulu’s Light As a Feather. It’s got lots of dying...

2018

Oct

MATTHEW WEINER RETURNS TO TV WITH 'THE ROMANOFFS' By David Hinckley

Amazon paid a whole lot of money to snag The Romanoffs, Matthew Weiner’s first project since Mad Men...

2018

Oct

'ALL AMERICAN' AND THE CW BRING FOOTBALL DRAMA BACK TO TV By David Hinckley

All American is the best prime-time high school football drama since Friday Night Lights. Okay, there isn’t a lot of competition there. But you wouldn’t put a show in the same sentence as FNL if it didn’t have some game...

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