Hillary Clinton has shown up on the latest release of Funny or Die's Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis and you can cut the stillness with a knife...

2016

Sep

'DESIGNATED SURVIVOR' COULD WIN BEST NEW SHOW AWARD By David Hinckley

With most of the votes counted, Designated Survivor is the best new network show of the fall season...

2016

Sep

'SPEECHLESS' WANTS TO SAY SOMETHING By David Hinckley

If you’re looking for a new conventional sitcom, ABC’s Speechless is another place not to turn...

2016

Sep

FOX'S 'LETHAL WEAPON' IS THE LITE VERSION OF THE MOVIES By David Hinckley

It is with a heavy heart, my fellow Americans, that I must report Lethal Weapon has lost some of its firepower in the transfer from big screen to small...

2016

Sep

NBC'S 'THIS IS US' IS A HEARTWARMING TRIP WORTH TAKING By David Hinckley

No other new show on TV this fall feels quite like NBC’s This Is Us...

2016

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IF YOU CAN LOOK PAST THE ‘BULL,’ YOU MIGHT LIKE IT By David Hinckley

Hey, look, a pontificating know-it-all. Exactly what we needed on TV this fall, don’t you think?...

2016

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EMMY NIGHT IN REAL TIME: FROM 'MR. ROBOT' TO 'OJ' By Alex Strachan

In case you missed last night's Emmy awards, Alex Strachan's blog will take you through the broadcast and give you his reactions to expected and surprise wins...

2016

Sep

'THE GOOD PLACE' BEGINS FALL WITH A HEAVENLY START By David Hinckley

NBC’s charming The Good Place quickly establishes itself as a first-class new comedy...

2016

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NEW 'KEVIN' FEELS VERY 'BLART' By David Hinckley

Kevin James remains a reliably solid TV property, but his new sitcom, Kevin Can Wait, feels like a bit of a retread...

2016

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THE GOOD AND BAD OF SOCIAL MEDIA, VIEWED THROUGH THE PRISM OF ‘AMERICA’S GOT TALENT’ AND ‘THE VOICE’ By Alex Strachan

There was a telling moment during last week’s joyous, stirring finale of America’s Got Talent. If you blinked, you might have missed it...

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