Rachel Brosnahan apologizes for politely stabbing little pieces of her salad as she talks about starting her second year as Abby Isaacs on WGN America’s Manhattan. It’s been a busy day for Brosnahan. Actually, it’s been a busy couple of years...

2015

Oct

TED DANSON ON 'FARGO,' TV, AND 'HIGH NOON' By David Hinckley

Ted Danson, who’s put on his parka and thermal underwear to join the second season of FX’s Fargo, has a simple suggestion for how viewers might orient themselves to the show’s sometimes-quirky world...

2015

Oct

'FARGO' TRAVELS BACK TO THE REAGAN ERA By David Hinckley

Apparently a lot of Fargo fans have decided that if Noah Hawley could pull off the impossible by adapting their beloved movie into a TV series once, then maybe, heck, he could do it again...

2015

Oct

FIRST CBN, THEN ABC FAMILY, NOW...FREEFORM? By David Hinckley

EDITOR'S NOTE: With this posting, we welcome yet another tenured TV writer to the TV Worth Watching family: DAVID HINCKLEY, former long-time TV and radio critic and critic at large for the New York Daily News...

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