Tiger Woods started the Saturday round at his comeback tournament in brilliant fashion: four birdies in five holes, putting himself within two shots of the lead. But from then on, his shots got a bit more fatigued and erratic, while Hideki Matsuyama kept playing the sort of amazing golf he’s been playing the past few months.Matsuyama finished yesterday seven strokes ahead of the rest of the field, while Woods was 11 strokes behind. But it’s still a tournament worth watching, both to

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THE WALKING DEAD By David Bianculli

Each week this season, we’ve bounced between various outposts and settings, and characters, as we follow the story of the various communities under the iron hand of the Saviors. Tonight, we’re back in Savior land, which means a lot more screen time for Jeffrey Dean Morgan as Negan. And more time for Chandler Riggs as Carl as well, though the two characters don't exactly see eye to eye...

2016

Dec

WESTWORLD By David Bianculli

SEASON FINALE: This is the season finale of Westworld, so for those who have followed this series, it’s a must-see episode. Just don’t expect too many solid answers, because a season finale, usually, is the time to dole out some long-simmering, intriguing questions.

2016

Dec

SHAMELESS By David Bianculli

Alcohol continues to take its toll on one of the family members tonight – but there are other disrupting influences in play, including love, anger, and revenge. And wait, there’s more…

2016

Dec

KING OF KINGS By David Bianculli

TCM is presenting a small batch of biblical stories tonight, beginning at 8 p.m. ET with 1951’s David and Bathsheba, starring Gregory Peck and Susan Hayward, and continuing at 10:15 pm. ET with 1959’s Solomon and Sheba, starring Yul Brynner and Gina Lollobrigida. But the real rarity is a late-night showing, at 12:45 a.m. ET, of Cecil B. DeMille’s 1927 silent epic King of Kings, starring H.B. Warner as Jesus (pictured), Dorothy Cumming as Mother Mary, and Jacqueline Logan

2016

Dec

HERO WORLD CHALLENGE GOLF By David Bianculli

This tiny little golf tournament in Bermuda isn’t all about Tiger Woods – except, this weekend, it is, basically. On Thursday, he made a return to competitive golf with a 1-over-par round that was uneven yet promising, certainly encouraging after his coming off surgery and a lengthy layoff. Then came yesterday’s second round, where he nailed seven birdies, avoided bogeys entirely, and finished with a 7-under-par 65. Woods is now five back from the leaders, and on the second pag

2016

Dec

IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE By David Bianculli

And it’s a wonderful movie, made fully 70 years ago this year. Frank Capra’s 1946 holiday fantasy, released the year after WWII ended, is an ultimately hopeful tale about the impact of one seemingly ordinary man on the lives of those around him. James Stewart stars as George Bailey, with Henry Travers as Clarence, the apprentice angel charged with showing George what life in his small town would have been like without him. For Donna Reed’s Mary Hatch, George’s wife, it wo

2016

Dec

THE HATEFUL EIGHT By David Bianculli

This 2015 Western, written and directed by Quentin Tarantino, is a wonderful entry in the genre – a character study with twists, turns, meaty monologues and sizzling set pieces. A bounty hunter seeks shelter from a harsh winter storm in a Wyoming cabin filled with nefarious characters, each of whom has a story, a secret, and an attitude. Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russell, Walton Goggins and Demian Bichir are great, but Jennifer Jason Leigh, as the only woman in this wild bunch, is even great

2016

Dec

KEANU By David Bianculli

Jordan Peele and Keegan-Michael Key go from Comedy Central’s Key & Peele to the big screen in this 2016 comedy, playing cousins who adopt a stray cat they name Keanu, then spend most of the movie trying to retrieve the animal from a drug dealer, played by Method Man. Opposite Key and Peele, he’s very funny, and really gets into his role. And why not? After all, he’s Method acting…

2016

Dec

THE GRAHAM NORTON SHOW By David Bianculli

Tom Hanks, whenever he appears opposite the likes of David Letterman or James Corden on an American talk show, comes ready to play, with plenty of material to delight his host and audience. Showing up on Graham Norton’s laid-back British talk fest, Hanks is liable to take it easier. But expect just as many laughs, because no one is better than Norton at making his guests feel at ease, and to get very, very funny moments out of them. Other guests sharing couch space with Hanks tonight inclu

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