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TVWW ARCHIVE

Contributors Archive

2016

Sep

THE EMMYS: DON'T BE SURPRISED IF WE'RE TALKING ABOUT 'OJ,' NOT 'GAME OF THRONES' By Alex Strachan

A cursory glance at this year’s Emmy nominees shows just how far TV has come... the real marvel here is how unlike any two nominated series are...

2016

Sep

RENEE FLEMING SINGS HER PRAISES OF MUSIC -- ALL MUSIC By David Hinckley

Renee Fleming loves jazz. She likes pop music, too, though not necessarily in the supermarket...

2016

Sep

BEST BETS UPDATE By David Bianculli

TVWW Update: David continues to be on the upswing, TVWW readers...

2016

Sep

'HIGH MAINTENANCE' TAKES ROOT IN CITY STORIES By David Hinckley

The first half of the first episode of HBO’s High Maintenance plays like a really good webisode. Maybe because that’s what it started out to be...

2016

Sep

'BLINDSPOT' IS STILL COMPLEX AND MYSTERIOUS IN SEASON 2 By David Hinckley

NBC’s Blindspot doesn’t start its second season quite as strikingly as it started its first. No shame there. It isn’t every year that you see Jaimie Alexander snaking her way out of a canvas bag in Times Square...

2016

Sep

'MILLION DOLLAR DUCK' PROVES ALL COMPETITION IS FIERCE By David Hinckley

There are all kinds of little worlds out there that most of us never see, and Million Dollar Duck gives us a delightful glimpse into one of them...

2016

Sep

BOLDLY GOING WHERE FEW TV SHOWS HAD GONE BEFORE By Alex Strachan

For me, it was the salt vampire. As with an entire generation of Star Trek followers, I came to the original series late. I was in my early teens...

2016

Sep

PBS INSERTS EDUCATION INTO THE NATIONAL CONVERSATION ALL WEEK By David Hinckley

Imagine trying to find a way to inject a serious discussion about the shape and future of American education into the current presidential campaign...

2016

Sep

PBS REVEALS 'CHURCHILL'S SECRET' By David Hinckley

Churchill’s Secret dramatizes a little-remembered footnote to one of the most remarkable lives of the 20^th century...

2016

Sep

FOX’S ‘SON OF ZORN’ IS A “HYBRID” WITHOUT MUCH APPARENT MILEAGE By Ed Bark

Does a “hybrid live-action/animated comedy” need to be more or less brilliant from the start to succeed? Well, it really helps...

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