The A Word
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'The A Word': TV that understands autism
If you like "This is Us" or "The Good Doctor," Ken Tucker urges you to watch Sundance TV's "The A Word."
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Your TV to-do list: Happy 300 to 'Grey's Anatomy'
With so much to watch on TV it can be difficult to plan ahead. But we're here to help! Here are the five shows you won't want to miss this week.
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'The A Word' Season 2 trailer debut: Joe's delightful family continues to manage his autism diagnosis
The endearing cast and their winning performances promise another lovely season when the SundanceTV series returns Nov. 8.
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10 TV Shows We Prefer to Watch With Closed Captioning
TV viewers with hearing problems use closed captioning all the time, of course. But have a conversation with those who don’t medically require the aid, and you might be surprised to discover they still employ it — at least while watching certain shows.
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Your TV To-Do List: It's Your Last Chance to Catch the Summer Olympic Games
The 2016 Summer Olympics: Monday-Friday, Aug. 15-21 at 8 p.m. on NBC The Olympic Games head into the home stretch; see which athletes take home the Gold before the Closing Ceremonies on Aug. 21.
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‘The A Word’ Sneak Peek: Maurice Shows His True Feelings for Louise
If you haven’t been watching this utterly charming family drama on Sundance TV, the scene above is but one of the reasons why you’ve been missing out on one of the summer’s best new series.
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Christopher Eccleston Talks ‘The A Word’ and the Final Season of ‘The Leftovers’
The actor chats about the challenges, fun, and chemistry of his new SundanceTV drama, and the pressure of the final season of 'The Leftovers.'
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‘The A Word’ Preview: Parents Get Devastating News in SundanceTV’s Terrific New Family Drama
A very kind therapist tries to gently, but definitively, get the couple to realize the “A word” — autism — is behind the behaviors they’ve tried to dismiss as their son's quirks in the July 13 premiere.
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‘The A Word’: An Autism Drama With Humor and Love
Five-year-old Joe Hughes (Max Vento) seems to get the most pleasure out of life when he has big earphones clamped over his ears blasting ’80s pop music from bands like The Arctic Monkeys and Pulp. In the charming but tense The A Word, premiering Wednesday on SundanceTV, Joe is a sweet little boy whose life becomes more complicated — both for him and his family — when he’s diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum. Set in the rural Lake District of England, the show follows the reverberating re
