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TVWW ARCHIVE

Contributors Archive

2019

May

THE AIM IS PERFECT IN 'DEADWOOD: THE MOVIE' By Ed Bark

The abundant profanity remains in place. How could it not? This time, though, add equal parts poignancy...

2019

May

AMAZON PRIME'S 'GOOD OMENS' LOOKS GOOD, BUT DOESN'T PLAY WELL By Ed Bark

The End of the World is nigh – yet again...

2019

May

ONE MORE TIME: SEEING DEAD PEOPLE IN NBC'S 'THE INBETWEEN' By Ed Bark

There’s nothing new to look at here unless you’re among those who haven’t yet seen a TV series about a haunted woman who sees the dead and then aids or afflicts the living...

2019

May

'BATWOMAN' JOINS 'SUPERGIRL' IN THE CW'S FEMALE-POWERED NEW LINEUP By Ed Bark

The CW is still perceived as a tyke among the Big Four broadcasting networks. But it may have fall’s showiest newcomer in Batwoman, in which the crime-fighting lead character is gay and “still holding a flame for her ex-girlfriend”...

2019

May

'CATCH-22' AGAIN ELUDES CAPTURE, BUT HULU'S SIX-PART MINISERIES MAKES A VERY GAME GO OF IT By Ed Bark

George Clooney recurrently loves a man in uniform, dating all the way back to Combat High, a super-obscure 1986 TV movie in which he played Maj. Biff Woods...

2019

May

FAMILIAR TV STARS REJOIN/JOIN CBS IN NEW 2019-20 LINEUP By Ed Bark

Former CBS sitcom stars Patricia Heaton and Billy Gardell are getting new whirls while a familiar face from cable’s FX, Walter Goggins, moves to a new address this fall...

2019

May

HBO'S 'WHAT'S MY NAME: MUHAMMAD ALI' IS IN THE RING AND IN HIS WORDS By Ed Bark

Weighing in at two hours, 40 minutes and airing in one sitting, HBO’s What’s My Name: Muhammad Ali, is as thrilling today as it was in his yesteryears...

2019

May

WOMEN TAKE ALL THE LEADS IN ABC'S FOUR FALL NEWCOMERS By Ed Bark

ABC scrimped on new fall series Tuesday, but not on women marching at the heads of them...

2019

May

PEACOCK DROPPINGS: JIMMY SMITS GETS ANOTHER GO ON NBC'S FALL LINEUP By Ed Bark

NBC is leaving four nights unchanged and adding just three new series to its fall prime-time lineup...

2019

May

FOX'S NEW SEASON WILL SAY FAREWELL TO 'EMPIRE' AND HELLO TO WRESTLING By Ed Bark

The Fox broadcasting network, newly under Disney ownership, announced a “start-up mindset” Monday that included news of one-time ratings juggernaut Empire being canceled after its sixth and final season concludes next year...

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