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

Sep

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

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

Sep

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

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

'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...

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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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