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TVWW ARCHIVE

Contributors Archive

2020

Sep

'DEPARTURE' MAKES ITS ARRIVAL TO THE U.S. ON PEACOCK By David Hinckley

In the absence of the new U.S. dramas we would normally be seeing this month, the Canadian miniseries Departure fills in admirably...

2020

Sep

THE LATEST REBOOT IS INTRIGUING AND FUN, AND IT'S ON PBS: 'VAN DER VALK' By David Hinckley

Piet Van der Valk has returned after an absence of almost three decades, and his people skills have not improved...

2020

Sep

IF YOU'RE FRUSTRATED WITH THE STATE OF THE U.S. RIGHT NOW, YOU'LL BE SOOTHED BY 'COASTAL ELITES' By David Hinckley

In the middle of America, even in places that don't love Donald Trump, the term "coastal elites" is rarely spoken in admiration...

2020

Sep

'THE SIT-IN': A MOMENTOUS WEEK WITH HARRY BELAFONTE ON 'THE TONIGHT SHOW' By David Hinckley

Late-night television's overwhelming whiteness has been a topic of pointed conversation for decades, which lends considerable historical resonance to a new Peacock documentary called The Sit-In...

2020

Sep

DIANA RIGG: AN APPRECIATION By David Hinckley

Ask any pop culture fan under 50 about The Avengers, and you'll get a rhapsody on the whole rambunctious team from the Marvel universe and movies. Ask someone over 60, particularly if that someone is male, and you'll get a loving rhapsody about Diana Rigg in a catsuit...

2020

Sep

A CARTOONIST'S EYES ARE MADE WIDE OPEN IN 'WOKE' ON HULU By David Hinckley

Being identified as "woke" – that is, finally understanding the multiple core inequities of American society – can get you admired or ridiculed these days, depending on who has done the identifying...

2020

Sep

HAVE PREQUELS LIVED UP TO THEIR HYPE? By David Hinckley

You wouldn't think prequels would be an automatic winner in the treacherous television programming game...

2020

Sep

HILLARY SWANK IS A MOM WHO GIVES NEW MEANING TO WORKING OUTSIDE THE HOME ON 'AWAY' By David Hinckley

Regular real-life Moms are used to taking heat when they miss dinner because they had to work late at the job. Emma Green has them beat...

2020

Sep

ANOTHER KIND OF CANCEL CULTURE By David Hinckley

I agree: Cancel Culture has gone too far. I don't mean boycotts and shutdowns and shaming or firing people for saying the wrong thing. Though there are certainly places where it's gone too far...

2020

Sep

THE MYSTERIES AND DRAMA OF THE WEALTHY ON 'THE SOUNDS' By David Hinckley

Rotten rich people form a cornerstone of entertaining TV drama, as any fan of Dynasty can attest. To that long and infamous list, we can now add the Cabbotts from The Sounds, a new Canadian mystery drama...

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