TV critics rate fall shows with familiar faces
William LaRue reports the fall TV slate features many 1980s stars returning and a mix of new series. Bob Newhart’s George & Leo tops the panel’s four star ratings, while Nothing Sacred and Cracker draw strong buzz. Several family friendly picks like Megego, The Tony Danza Show, and The Gregory Hines Show attract suitable ratings for younger viewers.
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Viewers rate fall TV shows with mixed praise
Readers and critics critique new fall shows across stations. Reviews highlight strong potential in some series and criticism in others including Working, The Visitor, Veronica's Closet, and Cracker. Notes mention appeal to workers and fans, with opinions from diverse readers across Syracuse Red Creek and Phoenix.
Oliver Stone to visit Syracuse for book signing
Controversial filmmaker Oliver Stone will visit Syracuse on September 29 to promote and sign copies of his first novel A Child's Night Dream. The book follows a young Oliver Stone who flees into a world of barroom prostitutes psychedelic drugs and a chilling field.
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