Our television screens today seem to have been invaded by every variety of undead beings... and the latest mysterious souls coming to entertain us are witches...

2014

Apr

'ORPHAN BLACK' IS BACK: SEND IN THE CLONES By Donna J. Plesh

A little more than a year ago, BBC America premiered the Canadian-produced science fiction drama/thriller Orphan Black, starring Tatiana Maslany. After winning a Peabody, it’s finally returning for Season 2...

2014

Apr

BREAKING THE 'BLETCHLEY CIRCLE' CODE WITH TWO OF ITS STARS By Donna J. Plesh

Season 2 of The Bletchley Circle, about former codebreaking solving crimes in postwar London, begins Sunday on PBS. Between seasons, TVWW's Donna Plesh chatted with two of its stars...

2014

Apr

AMC'S 'TURN' CAPTURES AMERICA'S FIRST SPIES By Donna J. Plesh

There always have been spies and likely always will be --and AMC’s new drama series Turn, premiering at 9 p.m. ET Sunday, goes back in time to the Revolutionary War, to the formation of this country’s first spy ring...

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