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Contributors Archive

2016

Oct

WILL ‘THE GREAT INDOORS’ GO THE WAY OF TOO MANY MAGAZINES? By David Hinckley

Many viewers will see the new CBS show The Great Indoors as a comedy. Some of us, however, will recognize that it’s really a tragedy...

2016

Oct

LET’S HOPE ‘PURE GENIUS’ TECHNOLOGY BECOMES A REALITY By David Hinckley

CBS’s Pure Genius is a medium-energy medical drama with a novel twist. It also has a more subtle level that’s potentially a little disturbing...

2016

Oct

SUNDANCE'S 'RECTIFY' HAS BEEN "DIFFICULT AND GRATIFYING" FOR ALL By David Hinckley

Don’t expect any neatly packaged ending for Sundance’s Rectify, whose fourth and final season premieres Wednesday (10/26), at 10 p.m. ET...

2016

Oct

WILL 'WALKING DEAD' RUN DOWNHILL? By David Hinckley

EDITORS’ NOTE: NO SPOILERS ABOUT VICTIM As Walking Dead fans start to exhale after Sunday night’s brutal season 7 opener, here’s an incidental random thought: It may also have been the moment at which the show’s viewership peaked...

2016

Oct

'MAN WITH A PLAN' NEEDS TO GO BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD By David Hinckley

CBS’s new Matt LeBlanc sitcom Man With a Plan needs a Plan B...

2016

Oct

THE REVOLUTION THAT BROUGHT THE MUSICAL TO BROADWAY: ‘HAMILTON’S AMERICA’ By David Hinckley

A new documentary on the Broadway phenomenon Hamilton proves that even PBS can’t fully explain how some bottles can capture lightning...

2016

Oct

WHAT HAPPENED TO LATINO ISSUES AT THE DEBATES? By David Hinckley

After all the passion that has swirled around immigration in this year’s election campaign, a curious thing happened in all three presidential debates: Latino-focused issues were hardly mentioned...

2016

Oct

FOX IS HOPING TIME HAS NOT WARPED 'ROCKY HORROR' By David Hinckley

One-shot musicals have had a modest renaissance on TV lately, but the real bet for Fox with its new version of The Rocky Horror Picture Show is that a campy cult movie can win over a third generation...

2016

Oct

IF YOU GAMBLE ON 'CHANCE,' YOU JUST MIGHT WIN By David Hinckley

Considering what a mess Dr. Gregory House became on Hugh Laurie’s last TV series, it’s hard to believe that in his new one, the situation looks even worse...

2016

Oct

'AMERICAN EXPERIENCE: TESLA' TRANSMITS THE HISTORICAL ACCOUNT OF ELECTRONIC INNOVATION By David Hinckley

Tesla confirms what the scientific community has known for years: that Nikola Tesla crystallized several of the most important elements in our daily lives...

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