Television comedy expands its palette again with Atypical, the tale of an autistic teenager making his way through his senior year of high school...

2017

Aug

GREG GARCIA ON THE FIRST CHAPTERS OF ‘THE GUEST BOOK’ By David Hinckley

Greg Garcia thought he was just entertaining a couple of unidentified strangers when he started leaving weird short stories in the guest books of cabin resorts around the country...

2017

Aug

‘MR. MERCEDES’ IS FRIGHTFULLY WELL-DONE STEPHEN KING By David Hinckley

Audience TV’s new detective thriller Mr. Mercedes may be most notable for how it gets very disturbing very quickly...

2017

Aug

MISANTHROPIC PAIR RETURNS FOR SEASON THREE OF 'DIFFICULT PEOPLE' By David Hinckley

Credit Julie Klausner with staying the course. And amazingly enough, it’s working. Klausner’s Difficult People launches its third season Tuesday [Aug. 8] on the streaming service Hulu...

2017

Aug

‘RAY DONOVAN’ RETURNS FOR SEASON 5 By David Hinckley

The characters in Showtime’s Ray Donovan start their fifth season on a note of high optimism. You know that’s not gonna last...

2017

Aug

TWO NEW SHOWS FOR JASON ALEXANDER By David Hinckley

Those ubiquitous Seinfeld reruns are just one of many places you’ll find Jason Alexander these days. He'll be in the new animated children's series Kody Kapow on the Sprout channel, and later this fall on the new Audience Network comedy Hit the Road...

2017

Aug

‘COMRADE DETECTIVE’ IS HARD TO EXPLAIN BUT EASY TO WATCH By David Hinckley

Like most spoof shows, Amazon’s Comrade Detective may have a finite life span. But the new series offers some clever moments out of the gate...

2017

Aug

USA'S 'THE SINNER' HAS PERP, SEARCHES FOR MOTIVE By David Hinckley

Maybe the biggest surprise about USA’s dark new series The Sinner is that it isn’t based on a story from Scandinavia. Instead, it’s based on a story from Germany. Close enough...

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