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2018

Jan

THE HEARTACHE AND HOPE OF THE CITY IN 'THE CHI' By David Hinckley

Showtime’s hard-edged new drama The Chi achieves its clear goal of defying easy categorization...

2018

Jan

'THE END OF THE F***ING WORLD' IS A DIFFERENT SORT OF TEEN DRAMEDY By David Hinckley

James and Alyssa, the main characters of the new Netflix dramedy The End of the F***ing World, are a Bob Dylan kind of couple...

2018

Jan

'THE GOOD PLACE,' SEASON TWO, PART TWO By David Hinckley

Watching The Good Place gets gooder and gooder...

2018

Jan

'GROWN-ISH,' THE 'BLACK-ISH' SPINOFF, DEBUTS By David Hinckley

Yara Shahidi does a nice pivot as she hops into her very own grown-ish, a spinoff from the hit black-ish...

2018

Jan

SEASON 5, PART II – 'THE BLACKLIST' RETURNS By David Hinckley

Not since the golden age of the Steven Seagal / Sylvester Stallone / Charles Bronson vigilante flicks has a character gotten more sheer pleasure out of killing bad guys than Elizabeth Keen (Megan Boone)...

2018

Jan

'LA TO VEGAS' AIRLINER FULL OF ONE-LINERS By David Hinckley

Fox welcomes 2018 with LA To Vegas, a wacky new sitcom that inevitably echoes a bit of Airplane!...

2017

Dec

A LITTLE MORE 'THIS IS BOB HOPE' By David Hinckley

I only ran into Bob Hope once, but from that brief encounter, I fully believe a central premise of PBS’s American Masters special on this comedy virtuoso...

2017

Dec

ROSE MARIE 1923 – 2017 By David Hinckley

One of the great quartets in TV sitcom history just lost its raspy alto...

2017

Dec

A PARTIAL LIST OF THOSE WE'VE LOST THIS YEAR – TV CHARACTERS, THAT IS By David Hinckley

We all know TV shows where any character, no matter how likable or central to the storyline, could be whacked as quickly as you can say “Red wedding!” or “Lucille!”...

2017

Dec

'SECRETS OF SPANISH FLORIDA' ON AMERICA'S EARLIEST SETTLERS By David Hinckley

PBS’s new documentary Secrets of Spanish Florida tells a fascinating story and makes a compelling case for serious revision of America’s colonial history...

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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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