Most of the civilized world would root for a family-run neighborhood doughnut shop that takes on Starbucks. The question is whether they would patronize it...

2017

Jan

LATEST ACORNTV SPIN OF 'WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION' FOCUSED, DARKER By David Hinckley

If you’re happy with TV crime procedurals where the bad guys get nailed and justice wins in a crisp 42 minutes, don’t bother watching the latest incarnation of Witness for the Prosecution when it debuts on Acorn TV Monday...

2017

Jan

WITH ‘BECOMING WARREN BUFFETT,’ WE DISCOVER THE MAN BEHIND THE FORTUNE By David Hinckley

Warren Buffett is the kind of guy who gives the super-rich a good name. That’s probably America’s dominant perception of a man worth about $63 billion...

2017

Jan

WELCOME TO SUPREME COURT IDOL! By David Hinckley

Before he announces his Supreme Court nominee on live TV Tuesday night, President Trump might want to have someone on his staff Google Megan Walker...

2017

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AMAZON’S ‘Z: THE BEGINNING OF EVERYTHING’ SHOWS PROMISE By David Hinckley

A Zelda Fitzgerald series is a wonderful and welcome thing...

2017

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MARY TYLER MOORE BROUGHT A NEW KIND OF MOM TO TV IN LAURA PETRIE By David Hinckley

Tell Laura I love her...

2017

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‘RIVERDALE’ LOOKS NOTHING LIKE AN ‘ARCHIE’ COMIC BOOK – AND THAT’S NOT SUCH A BAD THING By David Hinckley

The CW’s new high school drama Riverdale should be sponsored by Red Bull, because chugging a six-pack may be the only way to keep up with it...

2017

Jan

‘SUITS’ IS BACK AND DONNA’S STILL THERE -- THANKFULLY By David Hinckley

Let’s put it this way. If you were starting a fantasy law firm for the USA drama Suits, your first pick wouldn’t be a lawyer. It would be Donna Paulsen...

2017

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THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE MUSIC WITH 'THE NEW EDITION STORY' By David Hinckley

Now here’s a song we’ve all heard before. It’s about artists whose lives are sensational on stage and chaotic everywhere else...

2017

Jan

A REEXAMINATION OF THE KITTY GENOVESE CASE ON PBS’ ‘THE WITNESS’ By David Hinckley

The Witness may be the last thing the mainstream media’s reputation needs right about now...

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David Hinckley

David Hinckley first grasped the power of television when, at the age of 8, he bullied his parents into buying a basset hound like Cleo on The People’s Choice. He named her Cleo. Somewhat more recently, he worked for 35 years at The New York Daily News, the last seven covering television.

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